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TUESDAYTwo Extra Specials
H WOMEN'S and MISSES
H Sweaters: Jackets
Y omen's sweater coats, fine knit
jackets and Alice coats just what
you want right now cardinal,
Miie, grey, white and
black worth up to
$4.00, at
$1.5011
Misses' Knit
Misses' smart knit coa
for everv dav and
ft whiten, tfreys, blacks,
I etc., one splendid
worth up to $4.00,
B
jacket, Wmh
ats for school, jJf 4bj L
.$1.98
- Special Demonstration and Sale of
LA VIDA CORSETS
The Corset that Makes Perfect Figures.
The new long models that attain the hipless effect
reach the height of excellence in LaVida corset. Slen
der, youthful lines are induced, the figure adapts itself,
gracetully to the new requireements ot fashion and
your new crowns will fit perfectly. It is the ideal cor
set. It induces lines of grace.
: Frices; . ....
$5 to $25
A Shoe
Without
a. Hurt
Four Bargain Specials in Basement
1 E Hundreds of dozen men's heavy
fleeced sample underwear, in an
wanted sizes, values up
to 75c a garment
at
Do you realize what this means?
Have you ever worn such a shoe?
As practical shoe men you can
take our word tor It, that
Xlie
for men and women is all and more
than we claim for it. The name
Hanan In a shoe stands for just
what the sterling mark stands for
on silver. We carry a complete
line of this famous footwear and
in addition have a corps of expert
fitters who are at your service.
Right now wo would call your at
tention to the new goods Just re
ceived from the factory.
THE PRICES RANGE.
For Women $5, $5 50 ' SO
For Men $G S7-
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 FARNAM STREET
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1,14 lea' Koms Jonrnal 10c sad ISO. SUmpUst
and hit for hoius Srtssmaking-.
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Another Great Day Tuesday
Men's Suits snd
Ovsreoats 915
nd S 18 values,
$8.30
BE
25c
Dark styles flannelette for house
dresses the regular 10c and
12 hie grade from the
bolt, Tuesday
yard
5c
LOW
Q ONE-WAY RATES
Soft and warm velvet flannels,
beautiful styles a quality that
must be seen to be appreciated
most desirable of all
kimono flannels
yard
10c
One big bargain square of mill
remnants of yard-wide comfort
er silkollne (limit of 14 yards to
each customer), plenty of
sales people to wait upon,
you, Tuesday's sale price, yd
$2.50 BLANKETS AT $1.50 PAIR
These are all pure 5-pound white and grey Australian
blankets in 12-4 size. All Omaha is talking about this
wonderful blanket bargain. These blank
ets are positively equal to any $2.50
blankets ever sold in Omaha; special
at, ... ,
r- n r.- s-i t a tt t a tt r" c nnrcr r f r a?
Thousands of yards of newest fabrics in 40 to 52-inch widths 1 1
and latest shades on big bargain JQI Qa kQa
squire,' worth 55c to $1.50 yd., at.
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OMAHA J 2
OCT.
19 TH
I NEXT MONDAY
Brndeis Will Hold a Wonderful Sale
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Curtains
' " It is owing to the fact that we so often secure our most
extraordinary bargains outside the regular commercial chan
nels that we are able to startle the business world with such
amazing sales.
In this instance we secured an immense new stock of
lace curtains from a storage warehouse company. The stock
had been stored by an eastern drapery firm which discon
tinued business and the stock had to be sold to pay the stor
age charges. Brandeis bought the entire stock at a bargain
j that almost passes belief.
g When You See Our Great Window Displays
of Lace Curtains You Will Marvel How any
I Store Could Sell Such Fine Goods so Cheaply
FROM
OsAHA
EVERY DAY
TO OCTOBER 31, 1908
$30
$30
$30
$30
$30
to San Francisco. Los
Angeles, San Diego,
and many other CaU
fornls points.
To Portland, Tacoma
snd Seattle.
To Everett, Belllng
bam, Vancouver and
Victoria.
To Weed, Calif., Ash
land, Roseburg, Eu
genie, Albany, snd
Salem, including So.
Pac. branch lines in
Oregon.
To Spokane snd Inter
mediate O. R. aV N.
points.
VIA
Union Pacific
For full information inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 Farnani St.
'Fbonts, Ball, Sons. 1838 and Xnd. A3231.
All the Lace Curtains on sale Monday, October 19th.
All the Bobbinet on sale Tuesday, October 20th.
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White Teeth
Usually cause a pleasure long
to be remembered. They are
usually the result ot the very closest
attention at the proper time. If you
have postponed this important duty,
you will be glad to know how we can
help you to "make good."
One reason you will likely commend
our operations we are firm believers
in work that makes patients so well
satisfied that no desire will enter their
minds that they could have done bet
ter at another dentist.
Come in and get a few facts about
your teeth.
CROWNS, $3.00.
Taft's Dental Room
1517 DOUGLAS STREET.
HOME FOR COMMERCIAL CLUB
Part-haa of Old l"H Btatca Na
tional Baalt Dalldlitfc la Vo
der t'oaalderatlun.
The Commercial club again haa under
coiialilpralion the securing 'J a bulUUng
for permanent new headquartera and Mon
day afternoon a commute headed by K.
A. Benton vlalted tho old I'nltcd State
National Hank building- at Twelfth and
Karnam straeta with a view to looking
oVer the property. '
. The building, which Is In excellent condi
tion and atanda on a valuable pU-ce of
ground, can be aecured ly the club at
from 1100.000 to $1JB,00. It la built of gray
granite and la one of the aubatantial build
ings In the bualnea section of Omuha.
At preaent the Chicago & Northwestern
line haa the general officea of the line
weat of the Missouri river located In the
$1000.00
rilvm (at ear eubetanca in
jur ou to kealtk ioaad m tooi
jceuiiinf boa Uve m m
Calumet
Baiting mm
Powder U 4,
building and would probably remain a a
tenant of the Commercial club. Other
pnrta of the building are leaaed to good
tenants and members of the club who
know of the proposition are enthuelaslic
over securing the building. .
The proposition is to Issue bonds suffi
cient to cover the purchase price, and it is
believed there would tie no difficulty in
placing 100 or 1U bonds of 11.000 each, which
would undoubtedly bear interest. The
present quarters of the club are . on the
fifth floor of the Beard of Trade building
at Sixteenth and Farnani streets. The
rooms are quite unsauaractory. The com
parjy which owns the building makes no
attempt to provide elevator service and
frequently members of the club wait what
seems an unearthly long time for the e
vator which hauls freight, and must serve
all tenanta of the building, making it an
noying to get to the fifth floor or call the
elevator to the club room.
In the building which the club la looking
over the elevators are bettor and it la pos
slbla to have an elevator for the use of trfe
club if the rooms ere located on ore tit
the floors above, the second story.
The proposition to securi new quarters
was up just year ago. but the financial
flurry and some opposition and misunder
standing as to whether the -club uhuiild
move north or south, prevented any move
being made. But the proposition of . new
quarters has never beerj entirely dismissed,
according to a member of the horse committee.
A rrl Mistake
la to neglect cold or cough.- X"r. King's
New Piscovei j cures tiiem and prevents
consumption. &0c and 11.00. Kor salt by
Btaton Drug Co.
Bottled In Bond Whiskey
1.00 TVI.1, QUA.BT.
Ouckenheimer, Overholt, Old Lewis,
Hunter, Golden Wedding and Clark's fcure
rye. Cedar Brook. Bond and Llllurd. Early
Times, Golden Sheaf, Mellwood, Golden
WW, Cedar Run, Old Oscar Pepper and
TVeldon Sprlnga Bourbon.
CACKLEY BROS.
MORPHINE
lp.d-Jlb.ir.,r,,C Byts are poaltlTety eared h
BABITINA. For DTondarmio or internal oai
Sample sent to enr drug habttoe br
anail. Regular prioe 00 per bottle a 17 FCC
your drag-fiat or by mall In piala wrapper.
Mail Orders Killed Ily
HAYBEX IIHOS., OMAHA, NEB.
Peonies, 10 cents snd up. Tulips,
Hyanclnths and others.
Stewart's Seed Store
ttoiM. iem st.
SCHOOLS.
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LINCOLN BUSINESS OOLLEGK
141 N. IStk StrML, Lincoln, Neks.
An Ovorwholmin Success
THE BIG SALE OF
.ANKETS
FROM THE NEW YORK AUCTION
1 Successful not,only in point of sales, but better still, in
the unprecedented low prices at which they nre offered. In
this greatest of all Blanket sales when 350,000 pairs were
sold at auction our New York representatives, the J. E.
Manix Co., of 320 Church St., secured for us 1,000 pairs at
sensational prices, almost
50c on tho Dollar
Close to half what you would pay at any other rime or what
any other store asks for same qualities today. Hundreds
of families were supplied Monday. Hundreds more will be
tomorrow. Don't expect to buy blankets like this again.
11-4 Woolnap Blankets, al- Fine all wool plaid Blankets,
ways $2.50, now $1.59 finest $6.50-quality; sale
Largest size Woolnap Blank- price ...... : . f$3.98
ets, best $3.00 kind made, High grade $10.00 Blankets,
now .... . . . . ..... .$1.79 in grey or tan; now $5.50
25 cases of other lines at equally low prices'.
Bennett's (or $25 Tailored Suits
New arrivals in women's suits with almost every New York
express keeps the stock splendidly replete with a constantly
changing panorama of new styles. We never had such a
diversity of authentic modes as now. In scope and charac
ter it even surpasses any ever attempted in Omaha. Par
ticularly is 'this true of the $25.00 line. . There are suits in
every wanted plain color, made from handsome broad
cloths, sumptuously trimmed and lined with high grade
satin. Then th.ere are fancy suits of novelty CP ea
cloths in many striking effects, many are H U gUt
clearly $35.00 values, all popularly priced
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Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder
6-lb. ran 91.00 And 100 Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder
-lb. Can fl4AAfirl trt Ktamn.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, H-lb. can 13o And IK
Bennett's Capitol Coffue, lb 880 And SO
Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb 38o And 30
Tea Slftlnars. lb 16o And 10
Allen's Brown Bread Flour, pkg lSo And 10
Premier Molasses, quart can BOo And 10
Wiggle Ptlck Bluing, six for 85o And 10
Wonder Wax, for laundry, six for SSo And 10
Wiggle Stick W'Axer, flx for 8 So And 10
Bwansdown Codfish, 8 pkgs , SSo And 10
Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack $1.60 And 75
Bennett's Capitol Pancake Flour, pkg llo And 10
Full Cream Cheese; pound 80o And 10
Maple Cream, JWo cakes lOo And 6
J. M. Early June Peas, 3 cans for ,
Burnhoin's Clam Bouillon, 40c bottle for
Demonstratitm-Wiazrd Carpet Cleaner
IN BASEMENTGET A FREE SAMPLE
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THE RELIABLE STORE
Msn's Suits and
Ovsreoats, $10
nd $22. SO vsl
11 s, at
11-40
Ho Lot Up to the Bargain Giving
Every day the interest of the public in the phenomenal bar.
gain offerings in our
Great Water Damage Sale
Increases. New lots brought forward every day offer better as
sortment and even superior values. Buy Winter Underwear and
Furnishings now at About Actual Retail Value.
The Stoetzel Stove Co.
.714 South Sixteenth Street
We sell the best stoves sold in Omaha and we can prove It by 10,000 families
who are uaiivg ours and have tried others. Wo sell on small monthly payments or
s cut price for cash.
The Solar double beater Base Burner
was awarded highest prize .at the
Omaha exposition on three points.
Strength of double heater, starting
quick and construction. People who
are using it and have used others and
compared it with others say that it
does give more heat with the same fuel
and start quicker in the morning than
others.
1
Thousands of soft coal stoves have been
been Invented and pot one is on the mar
ket today only those that aome fakir is
trying to fool the people with. The only
soft coal stove that has proven a success
is the first class oak. Now that we have
it with a smoke and gaa burner attach
ment the soft coal atove problem Is solved.
The Solar makes a clean fire with the
cheapest and dirtiest soft coal and keeps
fire forty-eight hours. Mr. McKensle, who
bought one last season, says: "When 1
bought my Solar I thought you were
stretching things when you told me what
t would do. You exaggerated nothing: It
does sll you said It would snd more. too.
If people who ere going to buy soft coal
stoves will find out what the Solar will
do that Is the stoe they will buy.
c.
4!
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Mr. Haskins, 2211 North 27th Ave.,
says: "We heated six rooms last win
ter with two and one-half tons of coa!.
It started in twenty minutes in the
morning. We know that no other Base
Burner would have done the same
work with so little coal.
Have You a
Friend o
Who's birthday conies tilts month. If so an opal the
btrthstone for October would be acceptable. We have
them lose and mounted In a variety of grades and styles.
Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
IBIS DOUOI.AS RBUI
Noon Day Lunch... 50c
It's the Best Lunch In Omaha
Grill Room - HOTEL ROME
lGtti and Jackson Sts.
EVERY
THING IN
RUBBER
RAIN COATS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WATER BOTTLES, SYRINGES
Omaha Rubber Co.
160B Harney Street
Women's and Children's Under
wear "Worth; to $1.50 garment
in four lots for quick clear
ance, garment, 15c, 25c, 39c
and 50c
Men's, Women's and Children's
Winter Weight Hosiery Reg
ular values to 50c a pair, on
sale at 5c, 10c, 12VaC
Children's Night Gowns, Romp
ers, Sacques, Pinning Blankets,
etc. Values up to $1.00; sale
price ;' 15c
Men's Suspenders Values to
50c a pair, on sale at one price,
choice .15 c
Men's Underwear Fine wool,
silk fleeced and heavy ribbed
cotton garments, values up to
$2.50 a garment, in four lots,
at 25c, 39c 45c, G9c
Men's and Boys' Wool Over
shirts and Sweaters Worth to
$3.00; shirts single or double
breasted, sweaters with 4-ply
collar, or in coat style, at 50c
Men's Fine Wool Sweaters
Regular values to $5.00, on sale
at. 98c, $1.50,S1.9S
Men's Combination Suita
AYorth to $5.00, all kinds, at
98c, 91.50, $1.9S, '$2.50
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M S I . I ' ' S ( 1
tinr immense reserve block oi 'mtri
grade corsets received the full force of the
drenching Monday, Oct. 5th. The boxes
were . ruined but the corsets themselves
scarcely touched on account of being im
mediately removed from the wrappings.
The entire stock that was in the least dam
aged will be closed at just half regular sell
ing price.
Warner's, Royal Worcester, E. & G's,
LaGrecques and other well known makes in
the season's latest models will go at $1.00
Corsets, 50c; $1.50 Corsets, 75c; $2.00 Cor
sets, $1.00, etc., throughout the entire dam
aged stock nothing reserved.
Bargain Day in Cloak Depf
Two great suit specials, the
offerings. Don't miss them.
100 Handsome Tailor Salts Beautiful
designs, newest materials, richest col
orings, coats in all sizes, 32 to 42
bust measure, positively fjrt
worth $20, choice liL.JU
most charming of the season's
75 Beautiful Silk Shirt Waist Salts snd
Dresses Charming . assortment of
oew designs, browns, blues, olack.
redB, etc., splendid value, f yf CIA
st 26, choice Vj, JJ
Extra
for
IN OUR FAMOUS
From 9 to 9:30 A. M. One case of
Fruit of the Loom genuine article,
10 yards to customer, st, yard ..5
From 10 to 10:30 A. M. One case of
strictly all wool gray Blankets, guar
anteed not one thread of cotton, reg
ular $5.00 Blankets, only one pair to
customer, at, pair $2.49
10c Flannelettes 5
12 Mc Flannelettes GH
18c Flannelettes 10
10c Dark Dress Ginghams 5
10c Bleached Muslin Gl4
Apron Checks 5
16c India LInons 7
15c Black Sateen 101
25c Figured Sateen lOi
$1.25, $1.50, $1.98 Broadcloths, all
Tuesday
DOMESTIC ROOM.
From 2 to 2:80 P. M. One case of un
bleached muBlin, 8 Vic grade, 10 yards
limit, st, per yard 4
From 8 to 8:80 One esse of flne-'ex-tra
large snd extra heavy Blankets
all cotton filled, regular price $2.00,
2 pair limit, at, pair 98
FOR ALL DAY
reuinarits from 3 to 6 yards, all 6n
price , , . 75
Strictly all Plaid Dress Goods for chil
dren's school dresses, long remnants,
worth 60c and 59c yard 25
8V&C Towels 44
10c Towels 5
12 He Towels
16c Towels . .. ..i.7H
19c Towels ..k. ........ 9
10 other specials for sll da,y..a ,JL .
Two Important hour sales Tuesday
in our
High Grade Linen Dept.
From 0 TlH 10 A. M. 100 hemstitched
and plain lunch cloths, throws, scarfs,
etc., a mixed lot, 50c values, at
each 10
From 2 Till 8 1. M. 50 dozens all
linen napkins, bleached and silver
bleached, some $3.00 values, for this
sale, 6 for 50
Wo ftlako Skirts
to Your Measure .
From sny material In our stock st
$1.00 yard or up perfect fit
guaranteed or money re
funded, st , , .
ihi yards of 64-inch goods, S yards
of 4 8-inch goods. 6V4 yards of 4 2-inch
goods required for tusking. This offer
good for this week only; set quickly.
SI
The Balance of the Car of Keif for
Canning Pears to go on Sale Tuesday
There is nothing finer for canning.
While the car lasts we will continue
to sell them at the following prices
per market basket 35
Per bushel
Per barrel .$2.75
GROCERY SPECIALS v
All brands Lye, per can 5
Sweet Potstoes, per peck 15
Fruit Puddlne, per pkg 7
The best domestic Macaront, pkg S1
Best Breakfast Food, pkg 5
4 8-lb. sack best High Patent Flour
for 91.25
Mason Jars for Your Pesrs, Ktc.
Pint Mason Jars with caps snd covers,
per dozen , ....35
Quart Mason Jars with caps and cov
ers, dozen ....... 40
hi gallon Mason Jars with caps snd
covers, dozen 501
No limit, sll you want.
Our regular low prices on .sll fresh
vegetables.
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
IT
PAYO
A BEE
WANT AO
will rent that vacant house,
fill those vacant rooms, or
secure boarders an short notice,
at a very sniall cost to you, j
Telephone Douglas 238.
Bee Office. 17th and Farnani.
