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THE OMAHA. D AIT A' BEE: SATURDAY. SEPPTEMBEIt . 5. . 1903.
8 to 10.30
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OPPOSITE THOMPSON, DELDEN & CO.
INVITES THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT THEIR MAGNIFICENT NEW STORE, 'THE HOME Or QUALITY CLOTHES," ON
Opening Day, Saturday, Sept. 5th
We have made extraordinary efforts to have this an unusual event. No city in the country can boast of a more beau
tiful store and only in the very largest cities is there any clothing store exceeding it in size. Every department is so
arranged as to make shopping here a positive pleasure to men, women and children.
Come! Be Our Guest Well Give You a Royal Reception
And do everything in our power to make you understand that at least you have found a clothes store where you da not
have to buy to be assured of a kindly welcome. .
Useful
Souvenir
for all
and a
Novelty
for the
Children
A Few Words Concerning the Policy
Adopted for Conducting This Store
We will do everything within the bounds of human endeavor to merit
the patronage of the masses and to entirely satisfy and safeguard everyone
who enters this store, whether through curiosity or a desire to buy.
Competent salespeople, who are painstaking and courteous at all times
absolute truthfulness in all statements, whether it be in our ads or in our
store and a positive guarantee on every article we sell, including a refund
of your money if you so desire.
. 5 "Absolute Honesty in Merchandising"
'.' Is the Motto Emblazoned on the Standard
A Under which.we .will fight for patronage and we have no hesitancy in
saying to the world that we prefer to sell a hundred garments at the very
lowest margin than to sell a dozen at an exorbitant profit in other words
we are after the volume of business and if high qualities, satisfactory deal
ings and low prices will gain it, we have no fear of the position we have taken.
Hofmann's Orchestra
Will render entrancing music afternoon and evening
Second Floor
MUSICAL PROGRAM
, AFTERNOON
FIRST PART '-."I
1. March Imperial Edward. . .Sous
2. Walti The Merry Widow. .Tehar
3. Selection Fortune Teller. Herbert
4. Bong Somewhtre Harris
" SECOND PART
6. March Popularity Cohan
. Selection "Girl Question"...
.....Howard
7. Ragtime FYun Bob . . . .Wenrlch
8. Intermezzo Martlnque ..Loralne
THIRD PART
(. March Under the Banner of
Victory Blon
10. Satut d' Amour.. .....UIgar
11. Selection From Bohemian Jirl
...Balfe
12.. The Rosary Nevin
EVENING
TTTP",
FIRST PART
13. March A Trip on tha Derby
Uebest
14. Bchatc Walzer From Gipsy
Baron Strauss'
15. Sweetmeats Fantana ....Uubbell
SECONl) PART
17. March Summertime ..Vol Tllzor
IS. Waltz Jolly Fellows ...VolUtdlt
19. Ragtime The Smllef "...Wenrlch
20. Sextet from Lucia Dl Lam-
nermoor ; Donizetti
--THIRD PART
21. (March Sultan of Bulu Mann
22. Cornet Solo Castles In the
Air l.lnr.he
23. Selection School Days. .Edwards
24. Spring Song Mendelssohn
FOURTH PART
25. March Napance Williams
28. Grand American Fantasia. .Bendix
27. Egyptian Intermcxgo Zallali
. Loralne
28. Selection Amerlc.i ....... Moses
EVERY SUIT, OVERCOAT, RAINCOAT
Or pair of trousers in this store is made to our order by the highest class
tailoring firms in the country. Each selected because of their excellence in
the particular work assigned them. ' :.
A Partial List of the High Class Tailors , .
Who Execute Our
Sturm, Mayer & Company, Chicago.
Eli Meyer & M. C. Simon, Rochester.
Brokaw Brothers, New York.
Hatchett, Carhart & Company, New
York.
The Washington Company, New
York.
The Atterbury System, New York.
Levy Brothers, Rochester.
Michael Stern & Company, Rochester.
August Brothers, Rochester.
Garsonj Meyers & Company, Roches
ter. Steefel, Strauss & Conner, Rochester.
B. Rothchild & Company, Rochester.
Henry J. Brook & Company, Buffalo.
Garment Orders "
L. Abt & Sons, Chicago.
Drespress, Loewenstein & Company,
Chicago.
Arnold, Loucheim & Company, Phila
delphia. Sweet, Orr & Company, New York.
London, Garson & Budwig, New York.
Alsberg, Moritz & Lave, New York.
J oseph Skolny & Company, New York.
Schwartz & Jaf fee, New York.
William Lauterbach, New York.
Sternberg Brothers, New York.
Sol Newman & Company, New York.
Cohen, Goldman & Company, New
York. - . :
Furnishing Goods
,In an assortment never before attempted In Omaha.
Moat of tha various articles and styles are exclusive with
us yet all are sold with the same narrow marr x of profit
that characterizes our selling in the various departments
In this store.
Window Number
5, 10. II, 12, 14, 15. 16, 17, 18. 19
' Will give you an Idea of what to expect at this store
and we have hundreds of other tempting value-offers that
we are unable to display.
OUR FANCY VESTS
Are to be found In a handsome department devoted
exclusively to them.. Men -with a hobby for fancy waist
coats would do well to come to a store that Is careful of
what they show and how the show It.
A Few Am Shown In Window N. 3
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Our Juvenile Department
, . Is the handsomest In the country and one of the
jargest and Is davoted exclusively to the sale of
Children Suits. Coata,
Hats, Caps a.nd Furnishings
In It you will find every new Idea In little men's
wearables. No store ever made a greater effort to Inter
est children or their parents and the greatest line of good
clothes ever brought to the West Is now ready for inspec
tion. The prices start at
$1.50
AND RANGE
UP TO
$18.00
We call particular attention to the new London
Derby and Paris Manly suits to be found only In this
tore. They are without question the highest types of lit
tie fellow's clothes ever tailored.
Look In Windows 1 a.nd 2
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AND OVERCOATS
SHOWN IN WINDOWS . 7. 8, 9
Our method of having every garment made to our
Bpecial order from fabrics, trimmings and linings, selected
by us and by tailors selected by us according to their abil
ity and our requirements, have resulted in a surpassing
assortment of exclusive garments and a range of values
never. before thought possible. "We actually .give you
high class
CUSTOM TAILORINGS
Ready for immediate wear at prices less than other
stores ask for the most ordinary ready-to-wearables.
TWO WAYS OF BARGAIN GIVING
One is to make absurd claims for common merchan
dise and offer it at penny-splitting prices. The other is
our way and we think the better way. To put an unusual
amount of value into the garments and sell them at com
mon prices, thereby making a satisfied customer with
every sale.
MEN'S SUITS... $7 So HO
FALL O'COATS $10 fio $50
RAINCOATS.... s!0 to s35
OVERCOATS.... $9 to s50
FUR AND FUR n n $fl ca
LINED COATS 1 J 10
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UITS
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Shoes Of Merit
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Never before In the hlBtory of Omaha has a shoe
department been opened with such a complete stock as Is
to be found at this store. Not only have we the staple
styles found elsewhere, but we have such a variety of
styles, widths and lasts made especially for us as to make,
a misfit an impossibility. No matter what Its shape
may be
We Can Fit Yur Foot
And we have competent men, experts in fitting, who
will see that you get the shape your foot requires.
100 Styles of Men's Shoes
rr.ra $2.00 t. $5.00
29 Styles Of Boy's Shoes
From $1.50 T. $3.00
And we guarantee a saving of 25 per cent (no matter
what grade you buy) as compared to other store prices.
The Newest Hats
Are found in great profusion in the magnificent de
partment devoted to headwear. We have all the staple
blocks and colors as well as every novelty worthy of con
sideration by well dressed men, and we give you a bet
ter hat for your money than you've been getting. Our
guarantee for that, the prices range from
$1.00 to $6.00
The Stetson "Exclusive" is found In no
other Omaha store. It is the finest stiff
hat ever sold at
See Window No. 12.
$5.00
DAT CONFORMING
We have a hat conforming department as well equip
ped as any in New York City and an experienced hatter
to see that you are perfectly fitted. Men who have had
bat troubles would dp well to come here.
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Evening Clothes
No matter what function you wish to attend
we've every requirement for correct appareling.
Our full dress suits and Tuxedos are the equal oC
any made by the most exclusive tailors. They are
"ready for immediate use and the money saved will
be considerable.
Full Dress Suits $25 to $50
Tuxedos $15 to $40 .
, YOUNG MEN'S
SUITS and OVERCOATS
Boys who are too old to be children and too youn,r
to be men, will find in our men's clothing section clothe.s
with every ' frill of fashion" woven into them by ex
perts in men's tailoring. No Ktore in the west ever
showed 6uch high class long pants suits.
Suits $5 to $35
Overcoats $6.50 to $25
Trousers ' For Men
Boys and Children '
We don't hesitate to say that these departments con
tain more trousers than two ordinary departments and we
are prepared to give you the most remarkable values,
whether you want the finest that can be made or the
cheapest you can gst to wear to work. And we've Just as
good values In knee pants and knickerbockers.
Men's and Youn Men's $1.25 to $12
Knee Pe,nts35c to $2.50