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To give to the Thousands of Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors in Omaha the Same Bargain Advantages That We Offer Those Who Live Here J
We Have Prepared for Saturday a Great Special Bargain Sale Which Includes Every Department in This Immense Store
Brandeis Gretxt Bargain Sales Arc Famous Throughout the West
Special Sale of Shopping Bags
All solid leather bags all
leather and moire' lined, over
lapping frames inside purse; '
in alligator, cowhide, goat,,
seal bags, all colors,1 one large f
brass initial, liana pol- 11 Tf hs&KM
ishedfree, at vDl MM
Special Sale of Belts
Manufacturer's entire stock, on front bargain square
made of silk elastic and ari worth 50c and C
75c each; your choice '. . .-.iJf
Special Sale of Silverware
W. A. Rogers
dessert spoons;
extra plate; set
of six
for 79c
W. A. Rogers
cold meat forks,
one iu fancy
box, at
each '.59c
Wm. Rogers; six
knives and six
forks in fancy
box, set of '12
pieces, $2.69
Here Are Special Sales on Fall and Winter Merchandise at Prices Lower Than You Can Buy Them Anywhere Else
in the United States. Every Item Is a Special. Every Bargain Will Positively Save You Money .
DON'T MISS YOUR SHARE OF THE GREAT VALUES SATURDAY
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Women's Fall Suits arvd Cloaks at Brandeis
Fresh Cut Roses 39c Doz.
39c
More than 2,000 fine long stem roses of
all colors regularly $1.00 Saturday,
at, dozen . . .
Also large quantity Boston Ferns .- 19c
Cut Flower Dept. South Side, New Store.
SSes $2 Kid Dody Dolls at 98c
98c
Sewed wig, jointed hips, sleeping eyes,
shoes and stockings very handsome
doll to take home
Sample Dressed Polls Eachne In a nice
ellks, satins and lawns, sleeping eyes, at . .
box' dressed iu
250 and 50
2 Specials in Basement
Drummer's Sample Ingrain Drummer's Sample Straw Mat
carpet, li yards long ting, one yard long, niatfe
worth to 75c a yard Satur- nice splashers, worth up to
day, basement bar- ?0 25c Saturday in 1 fl '
gain square, at each. 'C basement at, each . . .'"v
Brandeis Boston Store
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I OMAHA
You are always certain of correct style and high
quality in all women's appnrel from Brandeis stores.
SPECIAL SALE OF WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS
Select your new fall suit from this group. Scores of stun
ning models in the new long coat effects with hip-pleated
and kilt pleated skirts all the new colors Q
plain tailored or braid trimmed. v)JU
WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE SUITS AT $25
effects
or
$25
Many beautiful and exclusive styles plain tailored
smartly trimmed models every one is a product of a
high grade house and all are In the very latest fall
mode and made to sell at $35 to MO, special at
WOMEN'S RUBBERIZED SILK RAINCOATS
These are very popular new coats in all colors Q Qfi
plain or striped extra special, at ' pO0
"BROWNELL" SUITS FOR GIRLS AT$10
The cleverest design of the season just right for
school wear .and dress, too extra special, at
$10
$3.98
Nobby new 20-$C CIQ
inch coats with large patch pockets; special. . . . JrJ
Children's Coasts and Dresses
Women's Skirts New side and
kilt pleated effects plain or
mixed fabrics, worth f ft Q
up to $12.50, at . . . sDO'JO
Women's Fall Covert Jackets
Women's Skirts Finely tailored
. fall weights and the very
newest styles $7.50
values, at
Children's Bear
skin coats, in the
most fashionable
colors all sizes;
a special for Sat
urday, at $1.50
Children's Long
Heavy Cloth
Coats Made in
six 6tyles, all col
ors; a special
value at $10.00
Children's Dresses
in pretty juven
ile styles for fall,
all the most prac
tical effects, at
$1.50, $1.98 to $5
The Most Stunning Fall Hats At)
Brandeis Hats
$5
There is an air of exclusive style about Brandeis!
hats that you never find in others.
Brandeis' hats are always fashionably correct.
For Saturday we offer a large group of the new banded felt
sailors In twelve different styles, also scores
of new large hats and small flirbans,
at
The most beauti
ful Dress Hats in
the west, many im
ported creations arn
shown in our Mil
linery Dept.
Charming
New Hats
Trimmed in new
gold and silver
braid effects sfaf
shapes are velvet or vw'AWjfe-
beaver
$15
Wings
ors and
New col
shapes
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Two Millinery Specials in Basement
Several hundred up-to-date Women s untrlmmed hats In
fall hats " all styles, worth
up to $5, special luS"7 Cfl
basement at ..... II
felt or silk shapes newest
styles and colors, ft Q
at yoc
Drugs and Toilet Articles
2 Go Sanltol Tooth Powder, 14c
26c Banitol Tooth Paste ....14c
25c Kublfoam 19c
$1 Pompelan Massage 79c
60c Milk Weed Cream ......37c
$1.60 Oriental Cream ...... SI. 09
26c Lilac Talcum 9c
26c Colgate' Talcum 16c
60c .lava Rice Powder .... 26c
60c Pozzonl's Powder 27c
I6c Katlnette Rice Powder .140
60c Mme. Tale's Face Powd.. S9c
60c L.ouUHt bloom perfume, ox. c
60c Crabapple blossom perfume, ifc
60c White Roae. ox 25c
Photographic Supplies
"0 per cent reduction on our
Saneca Cameras Saturday.
2 doxen Pontcnrds !5c
tl 4x6 Plate Holder 60a
i6c ox44 Plate Holder 4io
tl Ruby Lamp 69c
3W4'i Plates, Hominer, per
doxen 19o
6 Tubes M. Q. Eeveloper ..26c
We do developing; and' finishing.
17IBSX GOODS
75c Hot Water Bottles 49c
75c Fountain Syringe 49c
$2.25 Combination 11.59
$1.75 Combination . $1.39
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OMAHA
Special Sale of Curtains
Lace Curtains 54 Inches Cluny Curtains, worth $4 pr.,
wide, in Arab and white, special, pair $2.98
special, pair 81.25 Couch Covers 60 Inches
Lace Curtains In. mission and wlde new, Oriental rfat-
x i - terns Saturday, pair,
filet effects, pair . . . $1.98 at $150 aml $108
Portieres, full ajze, extra One big lot very fine art tick
heavy, worth 1 5 pair, at, Ing. cretonnes and denim
pair $3.50 worth 40c yard, yd. . . . 10
Great Sale of Hair Goods
A special feature of this sale Is our offering of natural
wavy switches, suitable for the new coronet braids.
Natural wavy switches, ' Natural wavy twitches, tt
26 Inches long ?0 28 inches long flv
Natural wavy switches, 30 inches
long 2R i2.INI 2
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18.00 Transformation, fine French .
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2.60 String puffs, 8 in strand,
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fl.50 String, puffs, 6 in strand, yfiS&TT :
-mt u r.Vl.Wm. -4 . 81.00 I
$1.60 Straight hair switch . .Q&C I S t VfUj
24-Inch hair roll. S5i val
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ENLARGE OMAHA UNIVERSITY
New Science Hall Will Be Erected
During School Year.
FINANCIAL PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Rapid Growth of Inatltatloa Demand
EilrmloB of Ita t'aparlties
Tey-lx HRlterel for
Fr.ll Term.
tlonal Protestant Institution. It Is sup
ported solely by contribution. . Teaching Is
given In advanced work of college char
acter beyond the lines taught in high' and
preparatory schools.
On the beautiful caripus of Omaha, uni
versity, located at Twenty-fourth and
Pratt Htreetn, a new building Is to be
erected during the present school year to
be known as Science hall. This announce
ment was made today by Dr. H. H. May-
ard, vice president of the university.
With the favorable outlook for the
gronth of the new institution and the as
surances of financial support, It Is deemed
nrresary to enlarge the capacity of the
school. With the purchase of over twenty
two acres of valuable land In one of the
most desirable sections of the city the
backers of the university were looking only
to the future and expansion with age.
Twenty-six students were registered In
the university for the fall term. This is
considered a remarkably good registration
and the directors expect a much larger
number of students next year, with the In
creased possibilities and better equipment.
Omaha university la an undenomina-
MEETS THIRTEEN FRIENDS ONt
NIGHT ON THIRTEENTH TOU;
Despite This Experience Dr. O. 8.
Hollmss, with Mrs. Hoffman,
Eajnrs Esroseaa Visit.
Dr. and Mrs. O. 8. Hoffman have re
turned from Europe, where they spent part
of the summer. The doctor had scarcely
got In town than he went to his office to
begin "work." '
"I'm eager to get back to work," he
said, "for 1 feel like it. We had an excel
lent vacation and come home in the best
of health."
This is the thirteenth European trip for
the doctor and he hasn't a fear of the
number.
"I didn't give a thought to hoodoos over
there or on the water. We were enjoying
ourselves and, besides, I am not a super
stitious man," he said.
Dr. and Mrs. Hoffmann, like other Oma
hans who go to Europe, were impressed
mora this summer than ever with the pop
ularity of the transatlantic trip.
"It used to be a rarity," lie tald, "but It
Is so no more. "I remember when I lived
In New York and took my firs! trip
friends came for three blocks to bid me
goodby. Now, even in so hospitable a city
as Omaha, you can get away and back be
fore some of your nelshbors find out
you are gone. At the opera one night In
Munich we met thirteen Omaha friends
there's that thirteen number a-aln Oh
well, I'm not a superstitious man, so what's
the odds."
PATROL AUTO RUNS DOWN BOY
VlVtlm nirti From Behind at Street
Car la Front of the
Machine.
Martin Richardson, a bellboy at the Ho
tel Loyal, -was knocked down and serlouuly
Injured by an automobile In front of the
hotel at 6:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Richardson was running across the street
when he as intercepted by a north-bound
Twenty-fourth street car. He stopped to
allow the car to pass and again started to
run, and ran into the automobile. The
machine was being drlveu by Doc Travis
and was running at a speed of eight miles
an hour. The machine was loaded with po
licemen and prisoners, who were on their
way to the city Jail. Richardson dar ted Jn
front of the machine from behind the street
car and Travis did not have time to stop.
Travis shopped the machine and Richard
son was picked up and taken to the emerg
ency hospital at the police station for
treatment, and later to St. Joseph's hos
pltal. '
Police Surgeon T. T. Harris, after mak
ing an examination, stated that Richard
son's left arm was broken, that he was
bruised about the body and Is Injured in
ternally. He will recover.
ELKS ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Army Officers and TJockstader'i Min
strels Among; Honor Guests.
' Quick Action for Your Money You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
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MEET GRAND EXALTED RULER
Interesting; Program of Addresses,
Mailc and Mo eh Fan Serves
to Hake a Most Pleasant.,
Evening.
Half a hundred regular army officers.
Lew Dockstader's minstrel troupe, Orand
Exalted Ruler J. U. Sammls of the Benevo
lent ond Protective Order of Elks, the Six
teenth infantry military band, JJImlrk's
carnival musicians and members of local
lodge No. 39. together with visiting mem
bers of the Elks' order, form a combination
that Is hard to equal, when it comes to real
mirth and enjoyment.
The Elks' headquarters fairly rocked
with martial music, Inspiring address and
side-splitting merriment last evening. Mem
bers of the locat lodge had planned the
entertainment In honor of the army of
ficers present In the city for the Ak-Sar-Ben
festival and their exalted ruler, J. V.
Sammls of Sioux City, la., the biggest
man today in Elkdom.
In the way of entertainment matters took
their own course. The Sixteenth Infantry
band was present In the city for the great
military parade and Dimick's carnival
musicians were Johnny on the spot after
their regular session at the palace of Ak-Sar-Ben.
Then came Lew Dockstader, the
minstrel, and himself a loyat and true
member of the Initial lodge In the country.
New York No. 1, wlrh his entire troupe of
singers and funny men direct from their
night performance at the Burwood theater.
Program Is Varied.
During the evening a formal program
was canted out. Including addresses by
Exalted Ruler W. W. Cole of the local
lodge, General' Charles F. Mandtrson,
(Jeoige P. t'ronk, past grand exalted rulet
and Judge Summis, the present leader of
the national Elks' herd.
Judge Summis Is the b'g man In Elkdom,
the fcuccehsur of Rush L. Ilolltind of
Coloradu Mprliigs, late grand eKaltert rule.
Hlb ad(lie:tj. In which he paid fitting tribute
to the American army officers and to the
Elk as a strictly American organization,
evoked much upplause. ,
Biiiiadler General Charles Morton, com
mander of the Department of the Missouri,
responded on bhaif of the officers with a
stirring address. Judge Lee Estelle Inter
ested his auditors with an amusing ad
dress. A particular ftature of the program it
a takeoff on Ueneral Morton. A man vas
made up depicting the general drilling with
a squad of "rookies." When the sergeant
gave the various orders of the manual of
anus the general was sadly lacking. Indi
cating that he was lacking even. Iu the
rudiments of military tactics. The Elks'
double quartet rendered two selections.
Harry Wallace, with the Scotch bagpipes,
was also a s'.ar on the program.
Mllltarr Gaesta.
Among the at my officers present were
the following: Iiriadler General Charles
Morton, Lieutenant Colonel J, M. Ban
nister, Brigadier General Fred A. Smith,
Colonel Cornelius Gardener, Majors D. E.
McCarthy, A. W. Kennedy, D. B. Devore,
W. P. Burnham and W. F. Blauwalt; Cap
tains James W. Van Dusen, George D.
Guyer, Joseph Gohn, E. M. Talbot, Martin
fHmmlns, S. R. Tompkins, H. F. Elsasser,
W. T. Littebrant. W. F. Wilder, P. G.
Clark, W. K. Jones, H. J. Hawkins, Samuel
Van Leer and O. L. Brown; Lieutenants V.
M. WhitesJde, Edward R. Coppock. O. A.
Magee, R. C. Hand, W. W. Gordon, W.
Sumner, H. H. Magee, C. M. Malgne, A. L.
Christie, G. A. Wing, Frank Miller, John
S, Chambers. John G. Winters, R. C. Cald
well, P. J. Hennessey, W. A. Austin, C. A.
Dougherty, Frank B. Edwards, E. S. Hand,
L. Wadsworth. Jr., P. L. Smith, T. Miller,
M. C. Shallenberger, O. E. Michaels, M. R.
Hennessey, E. J. Pike, P. Mowry and A.
L. William.
Omaha Firm Mar Start Branch.
COLUMBUS, Neb.. Oct. 8.--( Special.)
For some time M. E. Smith & Co. of
Omaha have had a proposition up with the
Commercial club of this city looking to
ward the establishment of a shirt and over
all factory In this city. A representative
of the firm was here a short time ago and
examined Feveral locations and finally de
cided on one arid made a final proposition
to the Commercial club. The matter has
been up before that body this 'week, and It
Is understood that a portion of the propo
sition submitted by the Omaha firm has
been accepted nnd a proposition embody
lug that Fent to them., Help would soon
be available and the cost of living here s
cheaper than In the latter cities.
Not a minute should tr. tost when a child
shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy given as noon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, will prevent tba attack,
eoid by an aruggiatav ,
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NEW LOCATION
There's spice and sparkle in the Bourke
styles. There's warmth and weight in the
fabrics. There's sightliness and sprightliness
in the patterns.
The lines of Suits and Overcoats we are
showing at $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50 and $30
are unusually attractive.
WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS
Ours is a truly daylight store after dark.
The new electric lamps we use make it pos
sible to pick colors with perfect assurance.
We would like to sell you your clothes
this season. Drop in and talk it over.
iia so. 15 m st.
NEW LOCATION
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