Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 17, 1907, NEWS SECTION, Page 8, Image 8

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Holland, Fox Co., Omaha, and Rlme. S. Svitzer, Nev York, Highest Glass Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets,
Laces, Dress Trimmings, Unmade and Made Up Gowns-Dresses, Imported for Fashionable Trade.
Doth Entire Stocks Go On Sale Monday at the most Tremendous Dargains Ever Known in the West.
TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 17, 1007.
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Entire Stock of
These Omaha
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Brandeis'
By Trustee
in Bankruptcy.
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Til IY3 E S One of the most fashionable
Q IAI I T R and exclusive dressmaking
OUlI 1 rficrt establishments in New York.
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fabrics and trimmings, un
(Retired from Business) made and made up dresses.
We Bought at An Extraordinary Bargain We Sell at A El, ere Fraction of Their Value,
A LL THE GOODS in these stocks were bought
" to appeal to the most fashionable sets.
These establishments had the patronage of
some of the most select and exclusive trade
and the goods were chosen for their elegance
and perfect style.
This includes the rarest Spring Fabrics
and Trimmings expressly imported for use
in this season's elegant Suits and Gowns.
All the goods in both stocks will be shown
on bargain squares and counters. It will be
one of the grandest bargain days in our entire
history.
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New Spring Dress Goods
Choice Imported Fabrics from Holland-Fox and Switzer Stocks
Nevsr have we b3en able to display such an assembly of
High Class Dress Goods just as the season opens up. There will
be found dainty spring and summer materials, also finest Broad
cloths and Poplins ever imported to this country, including all
the new colors shown this season, in the new blues and browns,
also the new leather
shades, etc., etc., French
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steds, etc. This immense
assemblage positively
worth $2 and $3 a yard, at
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Dress Trimmings and Ribbons
The greatest assortment of high class Dress Trimmings, In 811k Appli
ques. Silk Braids, Persian and Oriental Novelties, also Bilk Ribbons
of all descriptions. Both trimmings and ribbons are all new up-to-
date materials,
and go on
sale, at,
yard
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IwAELC DRESSMAKING STOCKS
All the laces from the Holland-Fox and Switzer stocks,
consisting of Irish Lace, Hand Made Cluny Lace and Duch
ess Lace, also dozens of Irish, Duchess and Cluny Lace Bol
eros., These Laces and Lace Boleros are especially adapted
for dress trimmings, waists, lingerie, etc. many worth $25
per yard and $35.00 per each "Bolero, go -
At a Fraction ni Real Value
SILKS s VELVETS STS
Silk-sheer materials for evening gowns; also marty patterns
of heavy, elaborately embroidered Silks, including Foulards, em
broidered Silk Moussellnes and open-work Chiffons, Rajahs,
rough-weave Shantungs, Pompadour Silks, brocade Velvets,
etc. This assemblage ot
high -class materials
SILKS WORTH UP TO
$5 A YARD go at, per
yard
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The Fine Elbow Length Kid GUves All Coler.
Ladies' $3.50 Long Kid Gloves S
Real kid and French lamb gloves
in black, white, red, russet and
tan a great bargain tl 98
at, a II :
pair
Ladies' 16-Button Kid Gloves
Real Kid Suedes and glaces all
sizes black, tan, russet, grey, red,
white worth up to $4 C4C
pair-pair.
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Ladies' Kayser Long Silk Gloves Double finger yfQ
tip elbow length a pair I
Lcng Lisle Gloves 16-button fength, all colors
regular $i.du values at, a pair.
98c
NOW IN THE NEW STORE
CARPET DEPT.
MAIN FLOOR WEST END
Better equipped than ever to show you our splendid
spring line of the highest grade carpets and rugs. Here
are special Monday inducements:
9x12 best quality Tapeetry Brua- 9x12 Sanford'i best qualltr Ax
seU Rugs, sold every- f 'TQA minister Hugs, worth CP 1 C
where at 118.60. at U $30.. at
9x12 AxminUter Rug8, usually sold Regular SI. 00 a yard Brussels
at 126. and $27.60, DISQ Carpet Monday, Q C
at $18.60 and per yard ODC
Something new, Just arrived, Navajo Rugs, fine r ff J (T L
for libraries, dens and cozy corners at Hv, n 50
Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Straw Matting, special prices.
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UNMADE LINEN ROBES
We have thirty of the finest Imported, unmade Drew Robes ever,
brought to Omaha. These are embroidered and trimmed with Irish
cluny and filet lace in sheer and heavy pure linen materials many
ISSE: 15-,25-'39-s50
UNMADE SILK DRESSES IN BLACK TAFFETA
Beautifully embroidered, -enough silk and embroidery aj a
in each pattern for entire dress, (I
each VJLV
ENTIRE LACE EVENING COATS- $Or $QQ $A
Worth up to $200, at UOm OU" dJ
and
25
evening
Partly Made and Finished Gowns Both
6treet, also tailored gowns from Switzer,
of New York City, go at, '
each ,
French Hand-Make Muslin Undermuslins
The Holland Fox Co. carried the most exquisite real
French Lingeria We will sell these fine undermuslins
Monday at Far Less Than Their Cost to Import.
One Hello Checked Chiffon VoUo Lace Trimmed Gown
Worth $160.00 at
One Hello Floral French Radlun, with embroidered silk trim
ming worth $123, at
One Raspberry Cliif fon Voile Gown, Irish crochet lace
worth $183, at i
One Imported Model Tailored SalU
Worth $150, at
One Lavender Chiffon Floral Trimmed Evening Gown
worth $125, at
S50
$35
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$50
$39
The beauty of spring was never so effectively mir- 8?
rored in millinery as this season. There is a grace and $
harmony in every leading style. Brandeis' showing sur
passes that of any previous season. Have you seen our
newest arrivals?
New
Spring Wash Goods
The Brandeis Dress Hat at $10 More real Parisian
style, more elegance of materials than you ever saw in
hats to sell at $10. Original ideas of the
"Belle of May fair" type, exquisitely
trimmed, are prominent
In Our Basement
Imperial Chanibray Ginghams High grade
inexpensive cloth, at
yard
15c
$10f Is
Stunning Spring Hats at $5 Brandeis ha5 ga'ined last
mg tavor throughout the West by specializing in
dressy hats to sell at this moderate price. All C I"
the favorite shapes and pretty color schemes y 5
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Galatea cloth, in plain
d e and fancy
stripes, checks, etc., for
boys' waists
and suits,
at, yard. . . ,
White and black silk,
Persian lawn, worth up
to 60c yard, at. yard
! I I5C 19c 25c
Long mill lengths, fine
nainsooks and Imperial
long cloth remnants,
15c Qualities,
for
yard
Fancy dress ginghams,
pluln chambrays, well
known brands such as
A. F. C, Tolle du Nord.
Red Seal, etc., in dress
lengths,
at.
yard. . . ,
6c
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Lonsdale cambric, in
long mill lengths R
wholesale price 12 Vic
yard. A $
at. 1 IIP. 5
yard.
Fine Imported Madras
cloths. In beautiful
patterns, long rem
nants, tc
Jard UC
MONDAY BARGAINS IN LINENS
Street Hats, Turbans and New Sailors at $2.50-
of these hats are the smart but simple little suit
hats others are flower trimmed turbans
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Sale of Well Paper
Our second offer and display of the tremendous stock of the
Economy Wall Paper Mills.
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Ladies' ILeady-to-Wear Apparel L;
Heavy gilt parlor pa
pers, worth up to 26c,
at per roll, 6c, 8c and
0c.
Dining room and hall
papers, worth to 1JV4C
at, per roll, 60 and
6 c.
Bed room papers, rich
in colorings and de
sign, worth up to 10c,
per roll, 3c, 4c and 6c.
Pattern Table Cloths, all linen,
elegant qualities, actually worth
up to 15.00, Monday soeclal, each
81.08. $2.50 a" 82.08
Regular 11.00 all linen, bleached
Satin Table Damabk, mostly 2
yards wide, at, yard 75
80c quality heavy bltched and
cream Damask, yard 15
Full bleached. 22-ln. Scotch Linen
Dinner Napkins, the $2.50 grade,
dozen $1.30
Fine quality crochet Bed Spreads,
large size, worth up to 2.00.
Hemmed $1.00
Fringed $1.25
18x54 Hemstitched Drawn Work
Linen Dresser Scarfs, the 50c
kind, each 25
10c and 15c Hemstitched Linen
Dollies, each 5
5c Turkish Wash Cloths, each 1
5c Linen Fringed Napkins, each
Ve present this season the most carefully tailored and ekilliully made
Suits and Outergarments for Spring. New arrivals have added greatly to
J our already handsome line of spring wear.
5 The Famous "Fashionseal" Tailored Suits
15 The highest class of Tailored Suits made in America, These suits
" are in an almost endless variety of 6tyles all the up-to-date fab-
" rics were made expressly for the "Fashionseal"
Suits. The .spring models compare most fav
orably with the usual $40 and $50 Suits, at ....
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The New Spring Box Coat
The new light Plaids and Checks and the smart stripes are promi
nent in these jaunty coats both the box back Q Q2
and the Prince Chap model are high in favor tJJ
Ladies' Tailored Walking Skirts
We have included in this line many Skirts that would read
ily sell for more money. The styles, materials QQ
ana iaurics are 01 me niguesi oruer 11 is a K-m
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5 The Best Ladies' SILK PETTICOAT
That ever sold in Omaha at a moderate price A Q O
Black and all colors, at JrJ
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Silverware
Oneida Comunity Tea
Spoors. Patterns are Fleur
de luce, classic and Avion,
ar:.:' 1.10
Easter Coffee Spoons, ster
ling silver,
each
Sterling Silver Easter Book
25c
Odd pieces Silverware, W.
A. Rogers Tea Spoons, Des
sert Spoons, Butter f C
Knives, each U
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Lace
Curtains
Brunei! Net Curtains, all new pat
terns, at, pair. 110.
Real Arabian and Battenburf Cur
tains, at, pair. Ml 00.
Real Arabian, Bruaaela, Battenburg-,
Cluny and Point da Ualln Curtains,
worth up to 17. EO, at pair IS 00.
Imported Nottingham Curtains, tx-,
tra fine net. worth up to 60, go
at pair, 14 80.
Cable Net Curtains, sold every
where at 11.00. go at pair, 11.11.
Nottingham Curtains, always In
style and will wear well, at, pr. 1S5.
Portleies, with tapestry borders or
corded edges, plain or duplex, at,
pair. ta bs. 4 CI and 16.11.
New fcprlng Cretonne We r
showtng a larger line thn e-rer be
foreworth up to I6e yard, go at
yard, lc.
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