THE OMATIA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1007."
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Special Inventory Bargains Tuesday
Men's t nn mtv 7irarnit Men's
(7 l ! L,
Suits
Worth to $20
7.50-$10
nmu
Omaha's
a
BS'WIIA WEATHER roKWA8T-BfIB,W,fe
11M
Worth to $20
1
Pare Food Center $
,.. quiD4"ag;;3 ...
In
the
Klew dasemenfl
Pine Shier White Dress Swisses, with medium and
small size dots woven into the material,
just the thing fer waists and dresses,
at, yard
Li 2IU
S5e Quality White Pique, Persian
Lawns, Silk Mulls, in up-to-date pit
terns, on sale in new basement at, yard
Onr entire stock of fleece back wrapper flannel that
sold up to 15c a yard Tuesday, at, yard
One big table bleached
muslin and cambric
remnants, all kinds,
worth up to 10c a
yard, at, yard
3c
I
Hope and Lonsdale
muslin In long mill
lengths,' up to twenty
yards long, will go
at, per yard r
5c
,10c
3c
One big table of all
kinds of lining
mostly 16c perca
lines, Sicilians and
other high grade
goods, yard
s
I
From 8 Till 10 A.M.
One big table of
Curtain Scrims ft
usual 60 kind, at, yd..
As long as it lasts One lot of double fold Bunting
in all colors, per yard
2ic
From 8 Till 10 A. M."
We will tell
Persian Print Challles 1 Q
the 6io kind, at yd.... "
rwvww
January Sale of
n r- 1
ujl&uj
Every day adds new bargains to the sale
4.50 and $6.00 Extra Fine All Linen Pattern Table ClothB
will go at $2.50 and $3.25
Very Fine 22-Inch Napkins to match, worth $4 doz., at, doz. . . .$2.08
200 dozen All Linen Hemmed Napkins, actually worth $1.50 a dozen
at per dozen '. 98
25c and 85c large size linen Huck Towels, each 19eJ
$4.00 and $5.00 Satin and Marseilles Bed Spreads .$1.08 and $2.50
Job of standard size Bed Spreads, quality that most stores sell at
$1.00, each .. . -39
18-inch Brown Linen Toweling, the 10c kind, at, yard .5
$1.60 All Linen Pattern Table Cloths, ready for use, each ...... 98
One lot of Imported Linen Towels, each .. 2 W
6c Turkish Wash Cloths, each l
Annual January Sale of
Musliiv Underwear
Greatest sale of fine undermuslins of Brandeis' entire
history. All the south side of our new
6tore devoted to the annual display
and sale of
Drawers Worth 25c and 35c, at 18
Gowns, skirts, chemises, corset covers
and drawers worth 75c Z C
and $1.00, at 7JC
Skirts, gowns, drawers, corset covers
and chemises worth up to ?
$1.50, at UJl
Daintily tnmmed undermuslins elab-l
orate lace and embroidered effects
worth up to two dollars CIQ
and fifty cents, at . . . ., OC
Brandeis Boston Store
PEOPLE CO ON ALL FOURS
Our Second
Floor is
Now Open
a
y
The Entire Floor Is Special
ly Designed (or the Display
and Selling ot Orocencs at ft
Reduced Prices.
w. . m 11.1.. 1 I. fl.Alv U
l nis aayugui mictiuuiu i. nucij mm
W adapted for its dally use. Good!
8 elevator service, plenty of room, Q
and groceries shown in a way that 8
makes satisfactory selection very
easy, mm in uuuuu iu u uuo ui
M the most welcome and genuinely
' economical features of Courtney's 5
Courtney's Prices Always Mean art
Great Having to the Family ' R
Purse. h
500 dozen Hart Pride of Michigan u
Peas, can n
Dozen $1.25 K
K00. rinzen 3-nound Full Standard P
Tomatoes, can 10
$ Dozen $1.13
dozen Sac City Corn,
f
Dozen .......... .75c ft
ft Doze
y boo
y Doze
SmZ
can FN
M Kflrt Anion Rnrlr Knlmnn 1-lh flnf SS
I si io - i er -j. Pi
Q Dozen . .$1.60 &
Jeanne d'Arc Red Kidney Beans,
can . f)tE
Dozen ipi.ou
I
6.000 lbs.
Prunes, lb,
5 lbs. for.
GibBon's
'8
Anti-Lye D
.... 7K
, ...$i.ooQ
9 Separate Entrances 3
5
I
fadeitriani Get Back tt Primitive
Walking n lieet
Etato
HORSES HAVE STILL HARDER TIME
Hejsae) Society Offlctala Are) Bniy
em Order Fifty Team Vm
hlteked mm Beat to
Be Shad.
The sleet which covered the city Monday
ohmm considerable inconvenience to pe
destrian and horses. People were Udlna;
around town Hke trylnf to walk In a dlgnl
fed manner and transact builnese at the
oxne time. Most of the downtown pave
ment! were early covered with sawdust
and ashes and along about noon the heat
from the buildings melted the icy coating;
and relieved the situation.
ina Humane society otneers were un
usually busy. Superintendent En It son was
assisted by Officers Clauson and Wooldrldge
and Oeorfe A. Danforth In the protection
oi norsea. ssr. cmison reported at noon
that the society had caused fifty teams to
be unhitched and sent to blacksmith shops,
while In some Instances shoes were re
moved from horses ahd sacking- tied on
the feet for temporary relief.
Mr. Danforth confined his labors en
tlrely to the trade at the Tenth street via
duct and bad occasion to shoot on horse
which fell aud broke a leg-. The black
smith shops had the busiest day of the
eason. At midnight Sunday rain fell and
toward morning the rain'was congealed by
the cooler air In lower atmosphere. At
dawn Mother Earth wag ready to receive
the children on all fours.
Harass Get It the Worst.
The sleet, which was half an inch thick
all over the pavements, was harder on the
horses than on ths pedestrians. Many
teams were started out boldly by their
owners, but soon all over ths city were to
te seen unattached wagons from which the
horses had been unhitched and takea to
the shoers. Horses stalled on every little
Insllns, for. the-sleet was nrro and refused
to yield a footing.
Although all the horses of the Adams
Express company were newly shod Friday
they were unable to get down the incline
to the Burlington station Monday morning
aad a delay was had until ashes and cin
ders eouid be carried for the entire dis
tance. One driver got stalled on Harney, west of
Twenty-fourth. This street was recently
paved with axphalt and Is without a break
ea iiUt a hwif vUii Uvpe to catch
foothold. This driver, when his horse could
get no further Ued grain sacks over his
norses leet and continued hi innm..
At 10:80 o'clock no serious trouble wan
reported by either of the telegraph com-
ur "e telephone company, but it
was feared. some of the lines might fall
before evening. The ice appeared to be
getting thicker on the wires and with the
increasing weight the danger of the wires
breaking Increased. The lack of wind and
sleet decreased the danger of wire trouble.
ine western union had reports from as
far west as Salt Lake City, but no serious
trouble was reported at any point and all
lines were reported In working order. No
sleet was falling at any point.
Milkmen who started out early on their
routes had a strenuous time. Some In
genious ones supplied themselves with
gunny sacks, with which they bound their
horses' feet
Coal Traet Cases Await Coansel.
Everything is quiet In the Coal trust
csi.es and will remain so until the return of
ALt.ln'? -.W' t'onnell from St. Louis
which, Judge Button thinks, will be Thural
will be Instructed to bKln contempt pro-
lng tliathe Coal trust cases are scheduled
WE'VE BEEN SAWING WOOD
AND SATING NOTHING LETTING THE
OTHKR KKLLOW HOLLKR-CAV8K
THKRB WAS NOTHING TO BAY:-BUT
LJSTKN!
WHKN WE no ADVERTISE WQ
oiAul, itntL. irx SATUKUAY JANUARY
1STH, AT AULi THRfcE OF OCR 8TORES,
we will sell EGYPTIAN LOTL H CREAM
FOR Be Most every resident of Omaha.
o. Omaha or Co. Bluffs, knows LOTl'S
CREAM but there are sums NEW COM
ERS and this is a. chance for all, to get the
FINEST TOILET CREAM MADE ANY
PLACE, BY AN Y BOD f at less than coat
because It is worth more than 6c In ad
vertising to us for anybody to have T.OTl'8
v rTujm. we are not orrenng C7HEAP So
CIGARS as "10c cigar for 60" 'oauui w.
MAKE GOOD WHEN ZVE ADVEIt visi:'
We sell a POUND of HAIJrFr'S PURE
CHOCOLATES EVERT DAY. NIGHTS
ANDSLNDAYS, for Ho. BUY OMAHA
OPEN ALL NIGHT-FREE DELIVERY
USB YOUR 'PHONE.
arAaWe Cnt Price
Drcfl Slorts
oa visa as w. w. .-0r. Z4th and N His.
Ooaacll Biaffs tth Ave. and Main St.
Omaha 16th and Chicago Sis.
BAILEY l MACH
DENTISTS
Thiri Flotr, Paxtoiv Block
Highest Grade Dentistry
Reasonable Prices
AI1TI-BUHI0II
SHOES
FOR WOMEN
This shoe la so constructed that
even though ypu have bunions
you can wear It with comfort.
It Is a specially constructed wo
men's shoe made one size smaller
at the instep and two sises wider
In the sole. This gives a snug fit
over the lnntep and through the
heel and at the same time allows
the foot to rest wholly on the
sole, as it should,and not on the
uppers.
The stock used is fine soft kid,
the soles flexible and easy they
are made In lace only.
Don't suffer with your feet when
you can get a shoe like this.
PRICES
TURNED
SOLES.
AT
$3.50
S4.50-S5.50
Drexel Shoe Co.!
WELT
BOLES,
1419 Farnam St.
- -.ii: yffis- .1. J ' -'
Private Papers,
Jewels
AND
Other Valuables
against loss by Fire or Burglars, la the
snly practical way,
By renting a Safe Deposit Box ia the
Strong Steel Vaults of the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OP OMAHA.
From $3.00 to $15.00 a year pays
for one.
The precautions taken here make it
IMPOSSIBLE for an unauthorised per
son to gain accesB to a box.
Vault Space for the storage of Chests
of Silver, Wedding Gifts and Trunks
may also be secured.
First National Bank
OMAHA. NED.
PEFUTT STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L RAMMACCI0TTI, D. V. S.
CITY VBTKHIXAH1AX.
Office and Infirmary, 2th and Mason 8t,
IP MA HA, Kta . Telephone MS,
The While Sale
WE ARE NOT GIVEN TO BOASTING; STILL LESS
ARE WE GIVEN TO RIDICULOUS EXAGERATIONS.
WE PROMISE YOU AMPLE PROOF THAT OUR
FIRST GREAT JANUARY WHITE GOODS SALE
IS A WINNER!
WE ARE SELLING EM
BROIDERIES at WHAT
THE OTHER FELLOW
PAYS FOR THEM, Mon
day, 8:30 a. m. (two hours
"before this ad was given
this newspaper), we had
thirty-two salespeople on
tke Main floor selling em
broideries, and the sale
was advertised to begin at 9:00 A. M.
Tuesday
second Day oi
Our Great Em
broidery Sale
Strictly New
1907 Embroid
eries, Purchased
Months Ago
for This Sale.
Embroideries
That Repre
sent the
Finest Exclu
sive High
Grade Work of
French and
Swiss Designers.
Dainty Little Baby Sets, ; .
Manufacturers' Trial Strips,
Nainsook and Swiss Embroidery, In
sertion and Edgings,
New Japanese and English Eyelet
Swiss Embroidery Bands,
Fine Corset Cover Embroidery in
Swiss and Nainsook,
Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery
Flouncing,
Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric ' Em
broidery, Wide Swiss Dress Flouncings, Fine
New Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook
Edgings, Beautiful Match Sets of
Embroidery, etc., etc.
TWO SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY.
1 Valenciennes Laces, Edgings and
Insertions to Match Very pretty
and desirable patterns, worth up to
and sold in town at 75c dozen yards.
Tuesday, our price, dozen yds . . 29
2 Fine Wide Swiss Dress Flouncings
new English eyelet, Japanese and
solid combinations, 27 and 45 inches
wide, sold around town for 75c to
$1.25 (and this is so); our price
Tuesday, yard . i . .V. . . . 69
BENNETTS BIG GROCERY
1 Headquarters for Best Values In
rrssn Boasted line Brlaklaa Coffees
Benfrfett's Golden Coffee, lb see
And "Thirty ttreen Trading utamps.
Baskst Fired Japan Tea, lb 880
And rniny ureen irauins; oimy.
Double Green Trading Stamps on
Granulated bugar.
Double Oxeea Trading- Stamps on These t
Corn, can oo
IlimrnrniJI I
1 YXp. i
3
Booth's Baked Beans, can.
Peas, can
Pumpkin, can
Navy Beans, best, 10 lbs. for.
Eagle Oyster Crackers, lb...
Eagle Soda Crackers, lb
Uneeda Biscuit, pag.
.eo
. . .70
, .aso
. ..60
...so
.30
fnlTftA. fmh roasted, lb. .loo
Seedless Raisins, lb 10o
Heeded Kulslns, pkg ....10o
Cleaned Currants, lb. Ho
Evaporated Apples, lb .....100
California Prunes, lb 6o
Candled Lemon and Orange, lb 1 26o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Pears, table, large can ...16o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Diamond 8 Chill Sauce, bottle SSo
And Twenty Green Trading utamps
ABC Catsup, pint bottle. ,
, .83o
itv
Maine Corn. 100 doxen 81.00
Cora Sisal Bp.clat Yellow or white, 8-Ib. sk. lSHo
And Flve'Oreen Trading Stamps
Egg-O-See Breakfast Food, 8 pkgs 850
Sp.olal Jos Trtl.y Si Oo's Teas.
Green Label, lb. tin 650
And Forty Green Trading Stamps
Green Label, V4 lb. tin 38o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Green Label, 44 lb. tin 18o
And Ten Uroen Trading Stamps
1
$3.00
$3.50
$4.00
fUR present showing of "Queen
Quality" Boots offer the dis
criminating woman tne opportunity
of buying footwear of unquestioned
quality, in the smartest shapes, in a
wide range of styles, for every kind
of service, at a moderate price. To
see the new "Queen Quality" fash
ions is to admire them; but to wear
them is to grow enthusiastic This
store controls the exclusive agency.
Hayden Bros.
Bee Want Ads
Produce Results
White
Embroidry
and
Lingerie
Robes...
Are Distinctly
the Fashion
Possessing that char
acteristic daintiness
and charm which
women admire.
From $75 down
to
$5
January Sale of Undermuslins
Variety of Design Unoqualed, Values Un
matched. The daintiest and newest styles in
high grade Muslin Underwear at Less Price
Than Elsewhere.
Monday's selling was phenomenal de
spite the inclemency of the weather and Tues
day we expect even greater business, for many
new and even greater bargains will be shown.
TWO SPLENDID HOUR SPECIALS
From 0 Till lO A. M. Ladles' Corset Covers, beauti
fully trimmed, would sell regularly at 75c,
limit of two to a customer, at, each
From 10 Till 11 A. M. Ladies' Shirts, made extra full,
trimmed with lace embroidery and tucks,
regular $1.25 yalues, at
39c
ra full,
69c
In Our Ladies9 Cloak Department
The Most Remarkable Bargains Ever Known.
Special Offerings for Tuesday Only:
Women's Coats, worth up to $10.00,
over 300 garments to select 7 QP
from choice DmJ
Women's Coats, that sold up to $16.00,
over 275 garments to select ij QF
from choice 0. J
$20.00 and $2S.OO Coats, in Kerseys
or broadcloths, loose, semi or form
fitting styles, over 425 .gar- Q QP
ments to select from, at. ..,mfsD
Children's Coats, in Kerseys and frleiea
all colors, $5.00 and $6.00 4 QO
values special, at mmTO
Women's SO.OO and S7.00 Walking
Skirts, an Immense line, in all styles
and materials choice,
Women's $0.00 811k Underskirts, a
splendid bargain for Tues- O QO
day only, at, choice .,70
In the Great Bargain Room
12 He Percales, 36-In. wide, light or dark colors, at, yard v5$
12 He Sheer Indir Linons, slightly soiled, to close, at, yard -2
12c English FlanaeietU special, at, yard 5
From 8 Till 10 A. M. 12 c wide
German blue Calicoes, limit of ten
yards to a customer, at,
yard .
5c
From 10 A. M. Till 12 M. Genuine
Lonsdale Muslin, every piece stamped
Lonsdale limit of ten yards
to a customer, at, yard......
5c
Groceries, Groceries, Groceries
The big January Invoice Sale, as advertised in Sunday's papers, to be
continued Tuesday. Come early and get your choice of the finest goods foe
the least money.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR TUESDAY 1
Rutabaga., Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Tel
low or Red Onion, pound 10
Larg-e bunches Fresh 8hallott Onions.. Bo
Large bunches Fresh Carrots or Beets,
at Bo
Fancy Kiln Dried Sweet Potatoes, per
pound 3o
Large head Fresh Cabbage .....Bo
Cooking Apples, per peck ....lBo
Fancy Black Walnuts, per peck SOo
Large Florida Plnpapples, each ...Boo
Fancy Kating Pears, per dosen ....... 16o
Large Grape Fruit, each THO
Fancy 8 -crown Imported Figs, lb....lfio
California Figs, per pkg SVto
Fancy Highland Navel Oranges, per
dozen ...lBo
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart... 8Ho
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per quart .....Bo
Fancy Hallowe'en Pates, per lb. .t..,7Ho
Fancy Fard Pates, per lb. .... .100
FREE FREE FREE
Over 3,000 sample cans of Enamelet Taints and Varnishes will be dlstrlb
uted free. A splendid finish for floors, furniture, Linoleum, etc.; will renesr
original finish and make things look like new. .
In
sm
M
mm
IL eav g'your
Want ads
today
ooo
The folio-wing branch stations -will receive jwtt 3Vfe2?
for THE BEE'S popular classified columns j
i
ATbaeh, W. C, 40th and Farnam. 1
B.ranek, S. A., 1401 S. 14th St. ' f
Becbt's Pharmacy, 720 B. Kth St. ' .
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb. ,
Caughlln, C. R . th and Pleroe Sis, 1
Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 1211 Military Av
Conte, J. B., list Ave and Farnam.
Crlssey Pharmacy, I4th and Lake.
Carraak, Emll, 1262 B. llth Bt.
Kastman Pharmacy, 4044 Hamilton
Ehl.r, P. H., 2102 Leavenworth.
Foster 4k Arnold, tit N. t4th St.
Freytag. John X. 1114 N. i4th fit. - j
IrVprence Drug Co., Flor.no., Neb.
Goldman Pbaacnaoy, 1I2 Lake Bt.
Organ's Pharmacy, corner Park Are anal
paclno.
Oraaourh, O. X, 1021 & 10th Bt.
Oreenough. O. A. 10th and Hickory.
Hayden. Win. C. 110 Farnam BL '
flansoom Park Phar., 1(21 8. Itta
Hoist. John, 114 N. 16th Bt
Huff, A. L., 124 Leavenworth Bt. ,
King's Pharmacy, 2281 Farnam Bt. : ,
Kountse Place Pharmacy, 1004 N. 14th, '
Patrick Prug Co., 1602 N. 14th fit. ,' . ' "
Lathrop, Chaa. E., 1124 N. 24th St. v I
Peyton, L. B., t4th and Leavenworth.
Saratoga Prug Co., 14th and Ames Ave. .
Bchaefer'a Cut Price Prug stpre, llth aad
Chicago.
echaefer, August, till K. 14th Bt.
Bchmldt J. H., 14th and Cuming Bts.
Ftorm Pharmacy. 14th and Martha Bts. 1
Walnut Hill Phar.. 40th and Cuming. ... '
Walton Pharmscy, 10th and Qrace 8t, , ,
Wlrth, O. H-. 44th aad Hamilton Bts.
' More than fifty classifications under whicH to" fell jenxt
wants, and the 'cost is a trifle. Everybody reads BEE JVaat
Ads and they bring quick results.
i .
ifi!X Corner Seventeenth
6C kIIlCG and Farnam Street
EVERY PUFF A DELIGHT wmi
QUALITY THK UKUT ALM A LMrOhM
F. R. lUcv Mervantlle Cigar Cov Mannlacturers, St. Lonla,