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TIXE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1909.
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A DIG
JANUARY
SALE
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The firm of Bonwit Bros, is recognized'as one of the fore- H
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We bought this lot of 200 suits at less than one half the regular O
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SPECIAL SUIT SALE
WE BOUGHT 200 WOMEN'S SUITS
FROM BONWIT BROS.. NEW YORK
That is how we can afford sucli an extraordinary bar-
$30 and $35 Women's Suits at $15 r
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smiJ a very low price, this is your opportunity yu will m
never have a better one. Q
These suits are beautifully tailored and are made with fc !
the latest style patterns-' the new S'Aiglen collar, the hip' Hi
less effects the new reveres the long graceful coats. g !
The materials are beautiful selected worsteds and broad- p ,
cloths. Every new and fashienable shade. Many of the P
strictly tailored suits now so tuch in demand. Every suit has II
that 0ppearance of elegance and that air of correct style that J
mark the best quality garments. It is an extraordinary event,
Exactly the Kind
& Not One
of Suit
You Have Seen
Priced
All Season
at
$30.00 and $35.00
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Suit3 is Worth
Less Than
$25.00.
Most of Them Are
Genuine
$30.00 and $35.00
Suits.
These are the Suits that have been so much admired in the Window
30c WIDE: EMBROIDERIES at 121c
27iec are 18-iich fluuncinai: tkirtina and corset cover embroideries of fine P
nainsook and cambric in pretty and effeetive new designs of openwrk, Japanese (f-J
ana vn na egecis j nousanas ojjresn, new yarns on I ttO I
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Our Annual Sale of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
IS NOW GOING ON
BIG
SPECIAL
$2.50 all pure Irish linen Pattern
. Cloths, 2 an.l 2 V2 T j y C
yards long, each D
$4.00 extra heavy linen Pattern
Cloths at, Cft
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1.8 all linen Napkins, largo size,
fine quality T
f dozen . i 4 J
IS.OO'Jall linen Napkins, extra
heavy, fine quality
dinner size, doz
$2.98
5c and 10c LACESat 21c yd.
These are fine French and English Torchons and Medici laces
and insertions, in widths of 1 up to G inches
on big bargain square Wednesday, yard
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98c y
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January Sale of Linens
95c
$1.25 pure linen Table Damask,
bleached and round thread silver
bleached at,
yard
85c all linen Table Dam- 4(
ask, 2 yards wide at, yd rJC
$1.50 crochet Bedspreads, extra
heavy, large size at, CQ
each ZfOC
$3.50 Satin Marseilles, fringed or
hemmed Bedspreads, no
large size, each tl0
$2.00 Japanese drawn work
Scarfs, very choice patterns
on sale at,
each . .
All Cluny Scarfs and Centerpieces P
at . . . HALF PRICE P
85c bleached figured Huck Towel- P
ing on sale at, C C P
yard 3 DC
59c figured Huck Toweling, very rj
good quality at, 39c
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Very Fine Madras
Percale dMs,
stripes and figures
on white grounds,
yard wide, waist
and dress f t ,
asement Bargains
Mercerized Lingerie
Cloth, for making
fine underwear, 20c
grade, in desirable
lengths on sale at,
Wednesday
Two Cases Assorted
Ginghams, suitable
for aprons, child
ren's wear, dresses,
etc., values up to
1 0c yard a T 1
big special J of
lot, at, yard. i v
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28-in. Wide Persian
Cotton Challis and
yard wide plain
silkoline remnants,
just the thing for
recovering 1
comforters, m fet
jam m H at, yard
, OMAHA
Annual Clearing Sale 0
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MEN S CLOTHING I
All Our Broken Lots on Men's Winter
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OVERCOATS AND SUITS g
AT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MAKING H
Men's $22.50 OTercoats and Suits
Men's $20.00 Overcoats and Suits
Men's $18.00 Overcoats and Suits
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Men's $15.00 Overcoats 'and Suits
BRANDEIS STORES
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PLANS FOR PAXTOX FLATS
Detailt of Building Occupying Full
Square Are Completed.
W0KK WILL START VERY SOON
Mrartare Will Be l.nrnr.t Ou.k.
Aiwrlmnl Kouw nd Will Cunt
Ibrrc Hnlrrd Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
ly-fifth
by
viiiiium Paxtnn will bulM an apart-
mtnt house on Karram Ktieet. from Twen-
avenuo to T. nty-sixtn sirt,
will cobt lun omili ti.M witn me
court Ifiu.noo.
Plana for this building- have bn drawn
John Latenaer. Contractors win r
for bids within a hort time and
work will be pushed all spring- and sum
mer on the big- building, which will cover
an entir block. The property will be 3x
8U0 feet, the court In the cenUr. an.l facing
Karnam stieet. will De i"i i wiue-
wiU be twvnty-one apurtments to
(Innr nnii fnur MnnrS. UrlVeS. WBlKS,
fountains, artiatio lamp posts, wide stairs
abundance of graen lawns, win mra
th beauty of ttve rropen.
buildliiK will be locaua in one 01
on
There
the
four
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the moat desirable neighborhoods in the
city; oppnxite, on Twenty-sixth street. Is
the Kountze Meniorlul church, two blocks
south Is the All Saints' Kpiscopal church,
and a block further north the beuutiful
new First Christian church.
That the era of apartment house building
is dawning in Omaha Is the opinion cf real
estate dealers and Investors. The building
planned by Mr. Pax ton will be the produce
of much thought. His father contemplated
it, but died before he could erect It. The
building will have tenants who will take
long leases almost before the ground is
broken, If Mr. I'axton has not aready
hases for some of the most desirable,
though his plans make every apartment de
sirable, Many lots, too valuable for private resi
dences, as yet too far removed from the
retail district to attract business blocks,
will be filled with fine apartments during
this and the next two or three years, say
the dealers.
OMAHA MENVISIT MESSINA
A. K. Groh and J. R. Pope View
It alas Two Days After the
Karlagaake.
A. R. Groh, son of Dr. Leonard Oroh,
pastor of the Herman Lutheran church at
Twentieth and Grant streets, who was In
Italy at the time of the carthguuke In
company with Janus H. Pope, bus been
heard from, lie writes that they were at
f;:1' V ,the tlme ot "ter and went
immediately aouth to Messina where they
ayed for a few days, making their head
guartera on board a German man-of-war
there being no accommodation, on shore
Mr. Groh write, that he probably will !
for America about the middle of January.
PARK BOARD PAYS NO BILLS
Commissioner. Hefn.e to Meet Obliga
tions for Water Last
Year.
The Board of Park Commissioners will
not pay the bills presented by the Omaha
Water company for water used in the foun
tains and watering basins in its parks. The
bills for UW6 amount to 1 44.11 The council
a short time ago sent the bill, to the com
missioners, but they were on Tuesday re
turned to the city comptroller by Super
intendent W. R. Adams of the parka wlih
the statement that the commissioners
would have naught to do with them and
thai; If the water company Is to receive pay
for the water used that payment must come
from soma source other than the park fund.
You would not delay aK!ng Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the flr.t sign of kidney
r bladder trouble If you realised that
neglect might re.ult in Bright', disease or
diabetes. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects
Irregularities and cures all kidney and
bladder disorders, fur by ail dru.
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Cut Flowers and Artistic Floral Pieces
for All Occasions at Lowest Prices.
Another Store Improvement
Drum Goods buyers will now find the entire Dress Goods Stocks con
venlently arranged on tables near the main entrance. This facilitates
choosing, allowing you to Inspect every piece In stock. The silks are
moved back to aisle two. Laces and Emlirolderie. are now where the
Dress Goods were formerly located In aisle one.
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Broadcloths at Half
Our entire stock Broadcloths (excepting blacks- and evening
shades) are now half price. Large assortment staple and late fash
ionable shades.
$1.60 Broadcloths now 75
$2.00 Broadcloths now... $1,00
WORSTED 8 t I T I X S AND
HEAVY COATINGS 54 and 56
inch goods, from N. Y. commis
sion house, at one-third value,
all late fabrics, -values to $2.00,
at 70
$2.50 Broadcloths now...gl.25
$3.00 Broadcloths now... $1.50
NEW RAJAH SILKS Spring
lines and shades now on the
counters, genuine Rajahs with
name on the selvage; full line
new spring shades at, per
yard $1.35
hand loom Embroideries
HALF
PRICE
Large lino of elaborate and beautiful patterns Bands,
Flouncings, Skirtings, etc., up to 4 5 inches wide
they come in match sets worth $1.00 to $12.00 yard.
Exquisite effects for lingerie frocks
ADVANCE ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRORDINARY SALE
Our Entire Stock of Broadcloth,
Lace, Embroidered and Spangled
Magnificent effects for evening and reception gowns and social func
tlnns of all kinds. Former prices $10.00 up to f IP n
$200.00 See 16th St. Window; on sale Friday. I&f jll ICC
ROBES
Omaha Has Never Known More
Impressive Clearing Coat Sales
for Women, Misses and Children
Entire stock in most relentless sacrifice. Hundreds of superb
models, extremely stylish, purchased for this season's trade.
ANY WOMAN'S
COAT
(black excepted),
worth $25.00 to $35.00
ANY MISSES'
COAT
14 to 18 years,
worth to $20.00,
sio.oo
ANY CHILD'S
COAT
6 to 12 years,
worth to $12.00,
SS.OO
$10.00
ONE-PIECE FROCKS Of serge or broadcloth; the broadcloths are
trimmed with silk piping, buttons and bands; the serges with tucks,
Bilk loops and buttons. New, striking models, all best colors; spe
cial $15.00
Wednesday is Notion Day
Unusually good savings all through the notion stock on Wednesday.
These specials get specially featured on the tables.
Women's Pad Hose Supporters, all
colors, regular 26c kind 16o
Five-yard Bklrt Braid., black only,
worth lc bolt, for 5o
Hooks anfl Eyes, all sizes, black and
whtte, I doz. on card, 3 cards.... Oo
Linen Finished Samson Thread, 2
spools for Bo
j SALE OF DINNER SETS
Don't let a day pass to buy dlr.nerware. This sale makes savings pos
sible such as are rarely known. The whole stock hundreds of fine sets are
selling at prices close to half real values. All new, up-to-date stock, patterns
and decorations.
WEDITZftPAT BPBCIAIi 100-plece American China Pinner Rets, (F Q. ft Q
In fancy Haviland floral spray decoration regular $15.00 sets; JJjQ
aale price
Books and Stationery
Elastic Remnants, In silk and cotton,
9 for Bo
Shopping Baffs Regular 25c kinds.
at ISo
Safety Pins, nickel plated, worth Bo
a doz., at 3 dos. for So
Featherbone, silk covered, gray only,
worth 16c, at 7Ho
A large lot of late fiction, taken from
OUT Circulating liuraijr m mio nv
tlon all $1.08 books. The Lure of
the Mask, Firing Line. Little Brown
Jug at Kildare, etc., used books, HSo
Correspondence paper, each sheet
stamped with gold Initial, best linen
finish, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes,
on sale at, box U5c
Great Lot Corsets
In most important
Corset Clearance
of the season
At this price you buy corsets worth
regularly up to $2.00. Makers' surplus lots,
broken lines and samples. The season's
best styles, nicely trimmed; good strong,
durable models, in coutil and batiste, every
size up to 36. They are selling fast; values
more than double our prices. Pick them
out at
DENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Bennett's Golden Coffee, lb 960 and
Teas, assorted, pound .380 and
laillard'. Olive Oil, med. bottle 40o and
Hennett's Capitol pure Maple Syrup, gal 80o and
Wonder Wax. for laundry, 3 ikes 85o and
Hennett's Capitol Oats, 2-lu. pkg lie and
Hennett's Capitol Pancake, pkg llo and
Franco American Sou us. quart can 36o and
"k Swansdown Codfish, 3 pkgs 85c and
15 Cleaned Currants, three pounds abo
U BALE REIHra' PICKLES
m Heinz Medium Sour Pickles, quart 15o and
Wi Heinz Extra Spiced Pickles, quart 85o and
fj Heinz Medium Sweot Pickles, quart 85c and
H Heinz Small Sweet PUnles, quart 30o and
1? Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickiea, quart 30c and
B Heinz Fancy Chow Pickles, quart 950 and
R Heinz Sour Mixed Pickles, quart 8So and
Heinz Dill Pickles, dozen 18o and
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30 5reen
30 Ureeu
40 (ireen
20 (Ireen
10 Oreen
10 (Ireen
(Jreen
Oreen
10 Green
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There are no vacant offices, but:
If you have been looking for nuch rooms, no doubi
you have found desirable space is a rare thing. From
time to time changes are made by tenant which would
make available just tiie kind of office rnnm which you
desire
THE BEE BUILDING
ts occupied from top to bottom, but for reasons abova stated
wo keep a waiUng list and would bo pleased to nav you call
and look through the building. By giving us an Idea ot your
requirement would placa us In a position to fulfill your wanta
along this Una at soma tuturo tlma. Leava your nam and
address with
R. W. BAKER. Supt, Room 103
MID-WHITER MANUFACTURER'S SALE
Degins Thursday. Soe Windows.
Watch Wed. Evening' Papers for Prices.
Special
Wednesday
Bargains
THB REUABLK 8T0KC
MAIL
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FILLED
Stock Reduction Sale Winter Underwe'r
Best quality of men's, women's and children's Winter Underwear,
broken lines and sample garments from our great Jobbing stock at Less
than Manufacturer's Stork Price.
Ladles' and children's Vests and
Pants, all sizes, winter weight,
white or gray, at 15
Ladles' and children's Vests and
Pants, extra heavy fleeced, phe
nomenal bargains, at.... 19
Ladies' Vests or Pants, 7 Be qual
ity, fleeced or part wool, white
or gray, on sale 25
Men's Winter Underwear Heavy
fleeced shirts or drawers, plain
or fancies, values to $1.00 gar
ment, at 25 and 39
Heavy woolen Shirts or Drawers,
alBO Dr. Wright's lamb's wool
fleeced garments, $1.60 values,
on sale, at 50
From 0 to 10 a. ni.
Ladles' Combination
Kults, 98c valueB,
white or gray cotton
or wool mixed, your
choice 35J
From 10 to 11 a. m.
Indies' UndervwtU,
in silk or all wool,
regular $1.50 values,
at . 50
Ladles' Natural Wool Vests and
Pants, worth to $1.75 garment,
will go at .... 75 and Q8
Ladies' Silk and Wool Underwear,
made t osell at $1.60, on aale,
at, per garment 75
Men's Wool Shlrta or Drawers
Values to $3.00 garment, on sale
while they last 75 98
and $1.50
Dr. Wright's Union Snlta Spring
needle ribbed lamb's wool
fleeced, values to $4.60 - gar
ment, will go onpale at
$1.50 $1.08 and $2.50
Ladies' Combination Suits, values
to $3.00. at 49 9S $1.50
From 11 av. m. to 12 m.
Iiadie Flewed Union
HultH, gray or whtte,
regular $1.60 and $2
values, for this hour,
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Hour Sales in Domestic
Room Wednesday
From 9 a. m. to 10 . m.
Yard wide bleached Muslin, regu
lar Sc quality, for one hour on
ly, at, yard 5
From 10 a. m. to 11 a. m.
50 pieces Flannelettes, in all
good and fast colors, regular 10c
grade, at, a yard 5
From 2 p. m. to 3 p. m.
Outing Flannel, In light colors,
regular 10c quality, 10 yd. limit,
at, yard 5
From 8 p. m. to 4 p. m.
100 pair, full size Blanket, regu
lar 8c grade, for one hour only,
at, pair 59
Wednesday in Domestic
Room
Apron Check Ginghams, fast
color, good long lengths, regular
7c grade 3H
6V4c Apron Checks, at, yd. 2H
Arnold's Scotch Cloth, absolutely
fast color, 36 in. wide, regular
26c quality, from bolt, at, a
yard 10
60 pieces 32-in. Percale, In dark
colors, regular 8c grade, at, a
yard 5
40 In. Lawn, extra fine quality, at,
a yard 8H
India Llnon, regular 7 He grade,
at, a yard . . 5
12 He NurBes' Gingham, .v at a
yard 7W
75c Sheets 81x90 60
66c Sheets 72x90 55
Special Canned Goods and Dried Fruit Sale Wed.
Also lrs& Tsatabl, Buttar, Chaasa
and Crack sr Specials.
8 lb. can solid parked Tomatoes 8Vo
3 lb. can Oolden Pumpkin 8ic
8 lb. can best Lye Hominy 84o
3 lb. ' can brst Hauer Kraut .. 80
8 lb. ran Baked Beans eH
2 lb. can fancy No. 1 Sweet Com7Ho
2 lb. can Early June Sifted Peas lOo
Gallon cans Apples 9 So
Oullon cans Tomatoes fl&o
Gallon cans Peaches, Plums or Pears,
at 35o
Oli or Mustard Sardines, can., 440
Condensed Cream, per can .... 7V0
Bl Brlsa Fruit Bala ror Tabla
Sauce
Choice California Prunes, per lb. 3Ho
Fancy California Cooking Fig's, lb.,
at 7Ho
Fancy Oregon Black Prunes, per lb.,
at 7J4o
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb lOo
Fancy California Dried Grapes, per
lb 7V1O
Fancy Pitted Plums, per lb. . . 13HO,
Fancy Moor Park Apricots, per lb..
at laUo
Fancy Kvap. Pears, per lb laUo
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per lb. 7ho
Fancy, Large Muscatel and Cooking
Kalslns, per lb 7ViO
Fresh Yejrrtablss From ths Boatb.
Omaha's Greatest Market.
2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce Bo
Fancy Head Lettuce, per head Bo-7Ho
2 bunches fresh Hothouse Radishes 60
8 bunches fresh Unions ,....10o
Fancy No. 1 Cauliflower, per lb. 80
Fresh Beets, per bunch 4o
Fresh Carrots, per bunch o
Fresh Turnips, per bunch 4o
Fresh Cucumbers, 2 for .......... 60
Fresh Spinach, per peck BOo
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes,.. SVio
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart,
at 14o
2 bunches fresh Celery So
Fancy Klpe Tomatoes, per lb. "tHo
Fresh Cabbage, per lb &Ho
Fancy Red Onions, Carrots, Parsnips,
Turnips or Rutabagas, per lb... 90
Large Juicy Lemons, per dozen., lBo
lflghland Havel Orange Bale
The Highland Navels are finest
grown; they are sweeter and Jucler
and more richly flavored than any
others. For Tuesday's sale, we will
sell:
Regular 12 Vic slse, per dozen .. 7Ho
Regular 20c slse, per dozen ISo
Regular 2Fc size, per duzen BOo
Regular 8tc size, per dosrn SSo
Regular iOc size, per duzen...... 30o
TRY HAYDEII'S FIRST;
Annual Sale of Under-
Muslins Begins Thursday
All the foremost manufacturers of
the country have contribute to this
matchless display of dainty Muslin
Undergarments. The most complete ever
made in any Omaha store.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
Watch Wednesday evening papers
for particulars and prices.
Special Bargain Offerings beyond
comparison, the best ever offered Omana
buyers.
Notice to Skaters
For the benefit of those enjoying skating, arrange
ments have been made at Ilanscom Park to answer all
inquiries over the 'phone regarding the condition of
the ice.
Tplpnhnnp J 0arncy 420 (Bc,,)
leicpilUIIC ( a-1909 (Independent)
The Park Board keeps the ice in good condition and
provides a nice warm rest room.
Skates can be rented of the concessionaire.
Take Ilanscom Park, Last Side, Cars.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co.
BAILEY MACH
DENTISTS
Best equipped Dental office In the mM.ii. .
Highest gred.'bontLtry at ReaaoSaiir Prlti' V'J
c.laln fillings just like the tooth. AU in2Jii-.:
carefully sterilised after eeou patient ,nt,unint
THlil FLOOll. , PAX TON BLOCK.
Crcr 10th and pHrnajtn fcu.
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