Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 19, 1908, NEWS SECTION, Image 4

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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1903.
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Women's Fall Suits
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We are the first to offer the really new
and smart ready-to-wear suits at a special
price.
SAMPLE SUITS, from a N. Y. Manu
facturer, worth up to $30, at SIS
Nearly all of these aro samples which in
sure specially good tailoring and perfectly
correct styles. The newest fall features
are shown, including those dressy long
coat effects with new collars and sleeves
the latest ideas in skirts in walking
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colors and the fav- Sj
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ties all sizes. These
new fall suits are worth
up to $30.00 each, at. . g-.Vi
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The Fall Style Aristocrats Are
Fashionseal" Suits
FOR WOMEN
Cleverest new fall styles, Including the season's
waggest variations of the filrectoire style all
me newest pastel snades also
the severely tailored shadow
stripes, etc. Fashlonseals are
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This picture shows one of the new
Novelty Stripe Bolts for Fall.
Newest Fall
Models
WOMEN'S
SKIRTS
first of the sea
son's favorites
the new dlrectolre
and sheath skirts
are Included coat
skirts buttoned nil
the way down the
front, also side
sheath skirts, wide
satin fold trim
mings, etc., at
The New Tailored Waists
The favorite for fall new features predominate
this fall; we mention long sleeve linen waists, in
plain pleated tailored and hand embroidered tail
ored styles very smart looking waists In a
Srf" s198S250-$298
Children's New Fall Dresses and Coats
Serge Sailor and Peter Tompkins Suits.
New round and square sailor collars large
sailor ties, pleated kilt skirts navy blue,
and brown Berge $3.08 $4.08 $0.08
Children's Pretty School Dresses.
Made of plain cashmeres, serges, novelty
plains and stripes many are in the prac
tical style that buttons all the way down
the back of the dress. $1.50 $2.08
and SiJ.ya
Children's Dresses of Galatea Cloth.
The first showing of these dresaes in this
heavy cotton, "absolutely guaranteed to
waBh" material 08 to $2.50
Smart New lied Piccadilly Coats.
Drlght reds with black velvet collars for
early fall school wear, at $4.08
We are showing all the new styles in
children's Winter Cloaks.
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FALL MILLINERY
Brandeisis the reoogniczd western millinery author
ity. Our styles have that Frenehy atmosphere that
stamps them fashionably accurate and thoroughly artistic.
A Special Hat Moderately Priced We offer for Saturday
hundreds of stunning new satin hats, beautifully trim
med with immense bows, graceful sashes and fringe
only the newest shapes are represented all colors, in
cluding all black shashes and hats in AH K
solid or contrasting colors some trim- Jp Vk$
mea wun large goiaeu uucKie ana but
tons stunning models, at
IN NOTION DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR
A Great Showing and Sale of
PENNANTS
Never before was such a complete and
attractive variety shown in the west: Col
lege Pennants, University Pennants, State
Pennants, Lodge Pennants, Campaign Pen
nants, Pennants for Omaha Business Col
leges and High Schools. A complete line to
choose from Saturday, Very Special Prices.
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Special Sale
in the China
Department
This light is complete. Cut down your gas
bills nearly one-half. Costs exacty two
fifths of a cent per hour.
Cheapest light on the market;
on sale at
Fancy Japanese Tea Set Tea pot, sugar
and creamer just arrived from Japan
three pieces, worth regularly
$1.50; this sale, per set,
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Lindsay Light
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SPECIAL CUT PRICE
DRUG SALE S
TOX.XXT ABT1CX.ES
60c Java Klce Powder 960
15c Imported lilce Powder 16o
25c Banltol Tooth Powder 19o
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder 14o
25o Dr. Grave's Tooth Powder 13o
26c Colgate's Dental Paste BOo
250 Colgate's Tooth Powder . ...16o
25c Palmer's Bkln Success 33 o
$1.60 Oriental Cream for 11.09
26c Sanltol Cream 19o
to -lb. Jersey Theatrical Cold
Cream, for 95o
60c Conseulo Cold Cream 84o
25c Colgate's Talcum Powder . ..lBo
60c Hay's lialr Health 46o
$1.00 Ayer's Hair Vigor 69c
VEBFTTMES
60c Locust Blossom, per ounce 99o
60c Merry Widow, per ounce ...B9o
50o White Rose, per ounce ..,.890
Wood Vlole-t Hea Salt 83o
rrse Xmonatratlon Mm. Xsabolle's Toilet Pre'
Department, mow largest In the west, South side
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Fountain Syringe 98o f
BUBBES GOODS
$2.60 Combination Fountain Syringe
and Water Bottle, special .... 1.75
$2.25 Combination $1.60
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7oc Fountain Syringe 49o U
$1.26 Hot Water Bottle 7o Cl
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Colgate's English Process Glycerine
per cake 9o. per dozen $1.00
lac Colgate's Glycerine 60
16c Llquoxone Soap So
Elderberry Soap, 3 cakes lOo
25c Woodbury's Soap, 3 cakes... 17o
Castile. 3-lh. bar. special 39o
PATENT MEDICINES Cut Prices I
2nc Llsterine. for S3o
60o Glyoothyniollne 45o
$1.00 Lydla Ptnkhain's Vegetable
Compound for B9o
$1.00 Mothers' Friend, for 89o
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SPECIAL OFFERING FROM
Omaha's Greatest Clothing Store
One of the foremost tailoring experts has sold us his finest product
of sample garments at a great sacrifice. These are all the extreme fall
effects and every correct color combination. We drove a good bargain
and that's how we can make this offer.
Men's and Young Men's Newest, Classiest (fti -j
Fall Suits, $20 and $22.50 Values, at MJJ AcJ
Such smart appearance, such per
fect tailoring, such genuine excel
lence were never before combined in
suits that could be sold at anything
like this price. Every new 190S cut
from the refined patterns to the
most striking "freak novelty" for
the young chap.
AVe guarantee perfect satisfaction.
If the suit isn't as we claim, bring
it back.
These Men's r
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Men's $20 and
$22.50 Fall Suits
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For men & Young Men UP
You'll be agreeably surprised when
you look over our fall suits which
we are offering for $10.00. They
are just as snappy as they can be
in the new browns, tans, $ d V
slate and all the new
shades excellent suits. . . .
Rogers-l'ect & Co. Clothes
These superior overcoats and Btilts are sold
exclusively at Brandeis. All the charac
ter of the finest C01 4-x CJ(
tailor mades, at V A W 00
New Fall Trousers A fine assortment of
plain and fancy patterns, correctly cut.
perfectly fitting, Qg
Men's Fancy and "White Vests The newest
styles are here mercerized silk, pique,
atw r'n.n.n.e!"'. 98c to $5
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Men's Top Coats and Raincoats
Not a bit too early to prepare for
cooler weather all the new fall
models are here, including the mil
itary collar and auto coat effects
SS?..S7.50 to $25
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An Immense Sale of
ens Shirts
Worth Up to $3, at p5c
Thousands of new fall negligee shirts in
the best patterns white pleated, plait
ed madras and percale, coat styles,
cuffs attached, etc. some new fall stiff
shirts not a shirt in the paar
lot worth less than $1.50,fljR Jfi
most of them up to $3.00. JJf JJ
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MiuiliAttan and E. & XV. Shlrta Patterns that
can be found only at Brandeis $1.5(MiS2.75
Men's Sample Negligee and Men's 75c fall weight ribbed
Golf Shirts, worth up to Underwear .
11.26, at 50l 39
Munsing Union Suits, largest
assortment in the west, at
14.50 down to ..$1.50
Snappy New Styles In
MEN'S SHOES '
We present the Florsheim Shoos for Men
the highest grade, most com- Cmm
fortable and stylish shoes 4iS
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made, at
Brandeis sells belter
ever been offered
in Omaha
for
Spoclul Men's new fall shoes
in correct styles, dull
and patent leather
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shoes than have
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well made
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Men's and Boy's New
FALL HATS
The Dranrit-ls' Special Soft
and Stiff Hats are superior
to any
other line,
at, each
The Famous John
B. Stetson Stiff
or Soft Hats, at
Boys' Eats In black and all
the desirable Kail colors .
Jut thu hats for tirade
and hlKh school
lads, worth
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Boys' and Children's School
Caps, new fall styles at
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TWO MORE ROADS IN LINE
Northwestern and Burlington Make
Bates for Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival.
GEEAT WESTEKN ALSO HELPS
Ue-eldea to It est ore nates Orlitliialljr
Aaaousrrd ul Eilfndi Scope of
Territory in Mhlck They
Will Operate.
Friday svanlng the Clilcairo & North
western and the Chicago, Burlington ft
Qulncy figuratively took off their hats
made obeslance to the king of Quivera and
begged leave to announce they, too, would
Join the movement to give special rates
for carnival week.
The action of the Northwestern was an-
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as to the
Superiority,
of
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CALUMET
DaUInc Powder
Receive1 HijUrt A ware
Wrt4'l Pw Feee EipeMtie
Ckiwfe. UNI.
nuunceO to C. H. Pickens In a telegram
last night and now only the Union Pa
cific Is holding out and the board of
governors hope to secure the co-operation
of this road. The Northwestern rates
will apply to all branches terminating In
Omaha and the field affected covers north
ern and northeasiern Nebraska and west
ern and northwextern Iowa.
L. W. Wakeley, general passenger agent
of the Burlington, Friday night received
a telegram frirn the Chicago ofllces stating
that action on the original request of the
board of governors of the Ak-Sar-Btn,
filed last August, had been reconsidered
and that a rate of a fare a tut a half would
be granted from points In Nebraska and
from points In western Iowa. Tickets will
be sold from September 18 to October 2,
the return limit being fixed at October 6.
Great Weatera llestores Rates.
The local agent of the Groat Western
line has received offtclul authority to place
special Ak-Sar-Ben rates In effect, the
announcement of which was made first
of all the roads FYiday. The Great West
ern, through the general passenger agent
at Bt. Paul, Friday was Instrumental In
the movement looking to lower rates,
which has culminated In the general action
of all the lines so far except the Union
Pacific. Great Western rates will take
effect at a fare and a half as far as
Oelweln, 276 miles, and Mason City, '.
miles, and It will sell tickets from Sep
tember it to SO, with the limit of return
October f.
The board of governors of Ak-Sur-Ben
took the matter of rates up Friday with
J. A. Bill, general agent of the road in
this territory, who at once communicated
by long distance telephone with General
Passenger Agent J. P. Klitwr at Pt. Paul,
wLu took it up IUi l.io Western I'dsi-u-
er association. It was this action that
rusuited In the reconsideration of the first
rejection of the special rate and resulted
Friday In the announcement of all the
lines save the one mentioned.
Word was recuived In Omaha Friday
morning that the Rock Island had decided
to give Ornaiia this for the round trip from
the accustomed territory In Nebraska und
Iowa for the Ak-8ar-Ben dates and
Vice President Blddle also wired John
fit, commercial agent of the Rock Island
In Omaha, that the road would use every
endeavor to have the rates made general
so that Omaha would be able to. enjoy the
same rates as Lincoln, D s Moines, To
pi ka and Mitchell, S. D. In view of the
umicablo relations with the Rock Island
tlio news was received with great satisfac
tion by the Jobbers.
Why Application Was Turned Down.
"You don't supposu there is anyone in
Omaha but who thinks Omaha will get thu
edjeed rates?" said one prominent rail
road man Friday when asked what was
teing done (n the matter or granting Omaha
tlie rales. "Chairman McLeod probably
had to turn down the request for rates be
cause of some opposition from roads not
Interested In Omaha, but now the lines
centering In Omaha are getting together
and I do not believe there la any doubt
Omaha will get the rates,"
have is by reading the want ad columns.
Ak-Sar-Ben will have more visitors this
year than ever and it looks as though the
people who have, extra rooms will huve to
open their homes to help accommodate the
crowds, despite the fact of our Increased
hotel fucllltles. To do this they should
advertise In the want ad columns of The
Bee.'
twenty-ear assortment of corn. This
amount will be distributed pro rata among
all exhibitors whose corn Is above 70 points.
Another valuable premium will be given
to the exhibitor who shows the largest
number of distinct varieties of corn. The
premium.) fcr the precinct collections will
be the largest ever offerei at a county fair.
COUNTY FAlll HAS I.Alt Til: It SPATE
LARGEST CROWD 1 LOOKED FOR
Private Homes Mar IIst t Aid the
Hotels.
"You ought to tell the people with rooms
to rent to advertise their rooms in The
Bee want ad columns," said an attache
or Samson's office Friday- morning. "This
office Is being smamped dally with re
quests for assistance in seeking rooms f jr
.1 bar Utu wtek aiid the only means we
Farmers Will Be Given More Room on
King's Ulalm-ay.
The county fulr will havij inure anacc on
the King's Highway thlo year tl.np It
ever had. The Ak-Sar-Ben board of Gov
ernors has annexed a new dlaukt to the
carulval grounds. From Nineteenth to
Twentieth street. Douglas xlreet has been
fenced off and provided wi'.h the. necerjjry
booths for the county exhibit. The ni;rl
cultural society pioilsi-s u more elahoiate
display this year thin ever, and l:-sides
the board of governors is building the
booths, which have. ben pnld for in thrt
past by the agricultural K lrty. so that
association will have more money to spend
this year than ever. Hustler have been
going over the county seeking out some
splendid products of the field for display,
and their efforts have been rewarded by
one of the best selections ever made in the
west. As Is well known, all kinds of vi-g"-tatlon
and products grew abundantly thU
year and this will help make the Douglas
county exhibit the best ever shown In the
history of the association. In view of the
approach of the National Corn exposition
many of the farmers have trade an especial
effort with their corn this year, and the
fair will get the benefit of these extra en
deavors. '
The PoUjl-.ts r,n:nty Agricultural society
I clfir Ilia as a piemlj.n lor lus best
RIGGING AK-SAH-IIE.H BALLOOS9
Foree of Blen Is Gettln lllc Airships
Ready for t'urulral.
In the old murket house gamson has a
force of men putting the two huge Ak-bar-Hen
balloons In shape for the balloon
races during carnival week. These balloons
will be sent Into the ulr daily, and with
tneir aviators will race from the carnival
grounds as far as the air will carry them.
Airships und ballooi.s are all the rage,
and Samson dies not Intend to be with
out an airship, even though the carnlvai f
grounds may be crowded with all that any
one person intent wish to sec.
lunbor Deserts Girl.
CHBYKNNK, Wyo., Kept. IS. (Special.)
Jack Phillips, a 30-ear-old cowboy, Is
sought on a Laramie county warrant charg
ing assault, his alleged victim being Mary
Crosby, 13-year-old daughter of Matt
Crosby, a wealthy ranchman of the I.es
Vegas district. New Mexico. The Crosby
girt liss been living here at the home of
her sister, Mrs. A. J. Brsnch. and it 1s al
leged that Phillips Induced her to leave
the Branch home over a week ago and go
with him to a Fifteenth street rooming
house.
' Little regarding Phillips Is known here.
He was seen at Kimball, Neb., last evening
and officers at a number of Nebraska
towns akng the Union pacific hive been
-.euueffted to srrest him If lccate1.
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To Your Face and
Your Face Will be Fair.
If your skin is marred by blem
ishes of any kind, if your com
plexion Is sullow and ttpotted or
the features Irregular and out of
harmony, do not think It Impoa-
Bo'ic ui lie Helped.
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of great study and numerous tests.
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worms, ully tjkm, lied .Nose, or any
Fkln dlhease.
AVE CLEAli THE S!IX l'-"'nently and speedily of Moles, WarU,
curs. Freckles. Moth Patches, lllrth Marks.
Pupeiflous Hair and all face l.iemlHheK.
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Wrinkles, ! row n.i, Hollow Cheeks,
Drooping Mouth Lines, nml evidences of A fee. ninesH or liinKlpation.
AVE COKIiECT AT OXCE AXU FOIJEN EK Z,'
lartre or too Ion, pug Noses, Outstanding Kara. Buggy Kyellils, Double Chin
or Hanging Chops, In fart we i:i:prove the "Look."
The Face is Our Specialty
We chnllange the woild to dupilcate our "NKW SKIN PROCESS" where
by those having a rough, keathery, sallow kln. n.arred by ccaise pores and
yellow stains, are givi n a fresh, healthy n.iiiplexiov.
All we ask Is your Interest In ln estlpalloii. W'e promise the strictest
confidence and all replies sent In plain aexled envtlope.
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