TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 16, 1910.
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8 to 27 Inches Wlda
Embroideries
Fine embroidered flouncinrrs, skirt
ings, also corset cover widths ele
pant designs in Anglaise, Madeira,
floral, blind and shadow effects,
also daintv babv patterns in
Swiss, nainsook and cambric. They
have been greatly admired in the
windows many worth up to 85c a
yard, at
25c -d 39c
50c Short Flannelette
WOMEN'S SKIRTS IN
stripe, scalloped
broidery bottom.
In Hale price,
now at
S: 18 c
$1.00 DRESS GOODS
All IV2 yards wide
Clearing sale d,Qp
price, yd !
t Men's and Boys'
$1 SWEATER COATS
,in basement
clearing sale price
25c
Men's, Women's & Boys'
50c MUFFLERS
Clearing sale
price
10c
Women's $1.50 White
Tailor Made Waists
Clearing sale
price, each . .
75c
K3S8S
Medium and Narrow Widths
Embroideries
Fine embroidery edgings and lnsertlngs,
galloons and headings dainty, effective,
new designs, many Madeira a a
effects, worth up to AOm I Hi
25c, at. a yard 1UI
Women's and Child
ren's 35c Quality
Golf Gloves
Also Mittens on sale on
main floor
Clearing sale
price, pair . .
10c
Women's $1 Black
Moreen and Sateen
Petticoats
On sale on second floor
Clearing
sale price,
each, at
3k
.
Women's Si Two-Clasp
Kid Gloves 39c Pair
There are thousands of pairs of fine
Kid Gloves in this lot: whites,
blacks and desirable colors; some
are slightly mussed, but they are
worth up to $1.00 a
pair; on big bargain
square on m
floor Monday, pr.
ujwu, uui hum uru
S3 9 c
r
All Over Embroideries and
Waist Frontings )
Fine Swiss and batiste in English
eyelet, floral, shadow and Madeira
white and colors worth
up to $1,125, at, a yard UtJC
AMAH
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TATH (Tl ATTTn
$1.25 Infants' and Children's Long
and Short White Dresses.
Elaborately trimmed with lace and
embroidery, folds- and tucks
clearing sale price, each. . .
-39c
t
We are forcing out all the winter, goods in our stock. Everything must go at once. In every depart
ment we arc grouping all the odd lots and marking them down to the lowest prices ever asked in
Omaha. Come to Brandeis Monday and get your share of these bargains that save you money.
Women's Crocheted
WOOL MIXED SCARFS
Two yards long, v colors
clearing sale price Awl
Everything Mast Go
We Need the Room
Sateens
The finest and beet as
sorted lot of black and
colored mercerized sat
eens; perfect lengths;
actually worm m m
up to 40c
yd., at, yd.
J.f1
White Goods
Great lot of very fine,
fancy white goods for
waiHts acd
children's
wear, yd. ...
75c
25c Wash Goods at 12jc
Such fine plain colored
poplins, pongee & Him
alaya cloths have never
before Deen sold bo
cheaply; every
yard a 25c value,
at, yard . .
121c
SPECI L SALE
Foulard Silks
500 pieces of the newest spring 1910
Foulard Silks at a big reduction.
All the smart patterns in disks,
spots, floral, cameo and geometri
cal patterns; very' latest colorings.
Many of these stunning foulards
are 27 Inches wide. In monotone effects,
and represent the products of the best
manufacturers In America and France
and the spot proof kind. 'For Monday
your choice of 2 5 styles In 27-lnch width,
as shown In the window, per yard
69c-49c
Nainsook and Dimities
12 c grade checked and
Btrlped nainsook; - also
very fine dimities, In
mill lengths,
on bargain
square, ya. . .
WW, ...
7!c
75 c Mescalines at 50c Yard
La Noblesse, Swiss, Messallne In 37 differ
ent colorings In fine lustre and finish
the pastel shades, aso newest pa
street shades, per yard JJC
Waistings
White madras walsting
remnants; striped, cord
ed, checned and jac-
quards; 35c
values,
at, yd. .
15c
Challls
Persian cotton challls
5c Is tht regular price;
from the
VU 2 C
Ami hundreds of other
interesting bargains Mon
day In the basement.
January
White Goods Sale
3 4 Inch-wide white and plain colors Econ
omy Linen; (water shrunk), the best
Irish linen finish fabric made; it has all
the appearance of real linen; m
guaranteed to wash and does Ha
not wrinkle, at, yard
34-inch Lustre Linen; in white and colors;
a new cloth we are showing this season
for tailored suits and waists;
yarn mercerized and very lus
trous, at, 'ard ,:. . ,
Just received our first shipment of
white flaxon In stripes, checks and cords
Now on display at the white goods Dept.
20c
Further Price Reductions on Furs
Clearing Sale Separate Muffs
Black and Brown Coney Pillow Muffs, worth
$2.00, now at fl.flS
Black and Brown Coney - Rug Muffs; head
trimmed, shirred lining, worth $3.60 93.60
$7 Brook Mink Muffs; head trimmed M.98
$17.60 Brook Mink Muffs; head trimmed 93.98
$7.60 Russian Lynx; large pillow muffs, at 98
Jap Mink Muffs, worth $16, at 910
Isabella and Sable Fox Muffs, worth $12.60
, to $15.00, at 98-B8
120 Black Fox Muffs; large rug shape, head
and tall trimmed, at lfl.BO
Other fine muffs mink, otter, Jap mink,
lynx, fox, etc., at great reductions.
Clearing Sale of Matched Sets
Large, Open Bug Muffs; head trimmed, and large
shawl collar with head, black French $50
Lynx, worth $10, at
Large Russian Lynx Sets; black, large rug muffs
and extra large shawl collar, former $ A
price $15, at '. "
Isabella and Sable Fox Sets; various style collars,
pillow and rug muffs, ' $1 C
worth $25, at
$12.50 Grey Siberian Squirrel Sets; pillow muffs,
zaza shape collars, ' $750
now at
$35 Blue Wolf Sets; rug and pillow muffs, $ C
large, shawl collars, at ? . . . . ' J
$19 Brook Mink Sets; head trimmed muffs $
and collars, at
$35 White Azuria Fox Sets; extra large, pillow muffs
and very large shoulder
piece, at . . ,m .'
All the Other Tine Sets are Greatly Reduced.
Clearing Sale of Fur Coats
J7-inch fine Krimmer Coat, worth $69, at 939.00
86-inch fine Near Seal Coat; beaver collar, reveres and cuffs, worth
$85.00. now at, each J5?"5
ff6-inch fine Striped Brook Mink Coat, worth $126, at ,89-
30-inch fine Near Seal Coat, worth $76, at M9-00
34-inch fine Near Seal Coat, worth $56. at 935.00
45-lnch fine Caracul Coats; fancy lined, worth $89, at 6?JJ
45-inch fine Brown Coney Coat, worth $59, at I?!
62-Inch fine Near Seal Coat, worth $96, at ?.00
80-lnch Astrakhan Coats, worth $69. at ..949.00
86-lnch fine Near Beal with Brook Mink collars, reveres and cuffs
worth $75, now at J????
27-lnch fine Brook Mink Striped Coat, worth $98, at ..969.00
50-Inch fine Caracul Coat; pointed fox collars, worth $160, at Ma-OO
86-Inch fine Near Seal Coat, with genuine marten collar and cuffs,
worth $95, now at
60-inch Blended Squirrel Coat, worth $169, at ?? 00
24-inch Alaska Seal Coats, worth $360, at 9200.00
Erery Bit of Winter Mer.
chandise Most Be Sold
Special from the Clearing Sale
WOMEN'S LEATHER DAGS
These shopping bags arts fitted (f
with Inside purse, worth up to $1 Ml
each; bargain square, at, each. . .
Attend the Muslin Sale Monday
Buy sheets and pillow cases now. Prices will be higher after
the January sales.
The new hotel size, 81-99, seamless, bleached sheets -made from
good heavy round thread 90c will be a low price on f (J
these in February; January sale price, each OC
Same sheets as above, in 81-90 Same sheet as above, in 72-90
size, at, each .59c size, at, each 50c
Armorside welded seam sheets-tlie best improved searasheet
in the market warranted to be much better than Pepperell
size 81-99, at.... 55c; "81-90 al. .. .50c; 72-90 at. .. .35c
Six well known makes
of pillow cases; size
42x36. 45x36 and
60x36, on
sale, each
14c
Hemstitched pillow
cases; 'free from dres
sing; - 42x36 and
45x36-lnch,
each, at
124c
Regular 15c grade of
pillow cases; Monday
all day, will go pn
sale, at,,-' """
each 1UC
OUR GREAT JANUARY LINEN SALE
P ATTEKH TABIiS CLOTHS
100. Dinner and Banquet Cloths;
very best quality .Irish, Austrian ;
and Belgium linen,: worth up to'
$12.50, at, each . . . . ; .-.4.08
$4.50 Prussian linen pattern cloths
3 yards long; beautiful' floral.
and stripe designs, each ..$3.30.
Irish satin damask" pattern cloths
sire 72-90 worth $3 76, each 91-98
Irish satin damask and round thread
German linen pattern cloths le
72-72, $2.25 values, at, each .. 91-09
Extra special 2 Mi yards best quality
German linen pattern clothes, $3.26
value, at, each ajl,?
Hemstitched breakfast cloths all
pure linen, $2.26 values, each 91.35
TOWEL BAM '.
100 dozen large, white Huck Towels; 10c size, each .. So
600 dozen best union Huck Towels; 20c values, each 18Ho
All pure linen Huck Towels; large size; 26c values, each
now at wo
All pure linen, scalloped or. hemstitched Huck Towels;
60c quality, each, at "
76o Hemstitched Towels; all pure linen; each o
Beautiful embroidered edge Towels; best quality Huck;
$1.26 values, each, at .wo
All our finest Huck and Damask towels; worth up to z,
each, at .
60 dozen full bleached, hemmed Turkish . Towels; 20c
values, eaoh, at ?
100 dozen eztra large, hemmed Turkish Towels; good.
heavy weight: 26c values, at, each "
16c Imported PollBhlng Cloths, each luo
SAJSAS BAXJ3
35c "N quality full bleached Table
Damask; good assortment of pat
terns, at, yd .24c
100 pieces best quality Merceriied
Damask; 60c quality, at, yd. 80c
all pure linen, full bleached Table
Damask; good, heavy weight;
69c quality, yd 40c
Fine Irish satin damask full two
v yards wide $1 auallty, yard . .750
.Best quality Prussian and Irish da
';. masks full two yards wide, $1.8
.- quality, yard i..98o
Double satin damask table, linen
the very best made, $1.69 quality,
1 per yard 91-19
XTAPXX2T SAXS
500 dozen all pure linen Napkins;
large size; $1.75 quality, per
dozen, at .08c
100 dozen all pure linen Napkins;
size 22x22; $2.25 values, at, per
dozen $1.40
200 dozen Irish and Prussian linen
Napkins; large dinner size, $3.50
values, dozen $2.49
$4.50 best Scotch linen Napkins;
size; warranted to give good
service, dozen . $2.98
$7.60 eztra large, pure linen Napkins;
beautiful designs; very special, per
dozen ....'93.98
TOWIL Mil,
S5c Turkish Towels; very best quality yarn used, each,
now at ISo
Fine. Imported Turkish Towels; very large size; $1.00
value, at, each 69o
The vry finest Imported Turkish Towels; corded borders;
$1.60 values, each, at 89o
Large Turkish Bath Wash Cloths; 12Hc quality, each,
now at 8Ho
60 Rub Dry Face Cloths; large size, each 8V60
6c Knit Wash Cloths; large size, each 10
10c. Dish and Mop Cloths, each 5o
BED IFBBADS.
$1.89 quality, full size Bed Spreads, at, each 98o
$3 shrunk Bed Spreads; Marseilles patterns; fringed, with
cut corners, at, each 91.49
$3.60 scalloped edge Bed Spreads; 17x4 size, each '..93.49
AH our dimity, arlel and Imported bed spreads at
greatly reduced prices. .
RANDEIS SXOME
JANUARY SALE or
Muslin
Underwear
Greater bargains than ever in this big aale.
f i. -V.. .wifaVi''
Night Gowns, Walking .length
Skirts, Umbrella Drawers and
Corset Covers, in this spe- Cft
cial group, each .' .v vL
Night Gowns and Chemises, with
French embroidered yokes, petti
coats with wide insertion in
flounces, fine corset covers HE a
and drawers, at I U v.
There are very fine lots of under
muslins to sell Monday at this
price; beautifully made of selected
materials and carefully flfio
sized, at 70l
This, group includes simply or elab
orately trimmed night gowns, cor
set covers, drawers and petticoats,
as well as combination (M A
suits, at V-loOtl
Extra fine lots of exquisitely made
undermushns in this
great group, at
Scores of other special bargains begin
nlng Monday.
$1.89
Laces
Finest French and Ger
man Val. lacea and In
sertions; also dainty
crochet, cluny and Ar
menian effects:, in ndffAa
and Insertion, r H
raa ts
worth up to
12 He, yd. . ,
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Himalaya Suitings
It will launder and wear
well and comes In 4.1
shades; bargain
square,
I'S.... 29c
Imported -Linen
Suitings
Monday we offer the ad
vance styles In French
and English linen, and
silk and cotton; also sheer
crepe llsse, Irish chiffon
weight poplins and tropi
cal suitings, yd
25c to $1
Medium weight dress fab
rics. In serges, ottomans,,
suitings, etc., all the
newest shades ; very spe
cial, yd.
49c and 79c
Carnations
Worth 75o to 91.00 ' on
a dozen, at, dozen. . . ,OvC
Large and beautiful ear
nations, on sale in Flower
Dept. new store, south side.
Men's Clothing
All the overcoats and suits
rrom the B. Rothchllds
stock of Rochester, worth
up to $10, ' r
now at
All the $20 overcoats and
suits, now CIA
each, at
.Second
Floor.
Brandeis Hair Goods Dept.
.We have just imported a large
stock of beautiful
FRENCH NATURAL WAVY
HAIR.
We excel in the rare shades.
Turban braids and switches
made up in lengtlis and shades to
meet the require
ments of present
fashions.
Hair coloring.
ILir dressing.
Roman. Braids; 36 and 40 inches long; $8 value, now
at, each 84.08
Transformation; made of fine hair; all shades; worth
$6, special price, eafh $2.08
Switches; made of long hair; 36 inches; worth $20.
Monday, at, each' $10.00
Extra large All Over Hair Nets, Monday, only . . . .5
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MQIHER SHYSCRAPER COMES
gixte en-Story Building Planned by
U. S. National Bank.
CORNER SIXTEENTH AND FAENAM
Auiea i:Ke at Last etls Property
DrnndrUri Hay Ilustou l.ullfh
fur Farnam Street Kn trance
to Their Stores.
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.' Two important real estlate sales on Far-
nam strettt, west of Sixteenth, were an
, noumed Saturday.
' Another skyscraper Is planned fur the
business dlxirict of Omaha.
. Victor li. Culdwell. vice president of the
United States National bank, announced
Saturduy morning that the bank had at
last succeeded In buying from the Ames
vslate of Huston, through its Omaha agent.
John A. Scott, furty-four feet adjoining
the bank building on the west on Farnam
atreet. This gives the bank a frontage of
110 feet on Krnam direct, with seventy
four feet 011 Slxtwnlh street, on which
the bank proposes to erect a skyscraper
whir It , will be over ten stories high, the
exact 1 eisht not liarlm? bt-en determined.
' J. L. Hi amlf is & S ins have bought the
: adjoining twenty-two feet on the west
from thii O.nahj National Hank HiiKling
Company, the property running to the alley,
132 feel. The price paid was $T0,(w0. more
than 13.0(H) a front foot, which Is th high
est pike evr puld for real estuie In
Omaha. This piuperty Is now occupied by
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the Boston Lunch, which full holds a lease
for one year, after which the Brandeis
company proposes 10 Improve the property.
This lot was recently bought by the Omaha
national Bank , Bulldlns comnanv as nart
of the purchase of the New York Life In
surance company building at Seventeenth
and Farnam streets.
Part of Bl Stores.
There Is a rumor, which Emll Brandeis
refuxes to confirm, that J. L. Brandeis 4k
Sons will make this new building a part
of the Brandeis Btorcs, giving them an
entrance from Farnam street. Mr. Bran
deis said they had not- decided how high
thu building would be erected.
Mr. Caldwell said the bank proposed to
erect a most substantial office building,
which would be ten or Bjore stories in
height, providing a suitable modern bank
ing house In every way fully equipped to
care for the Increasing business of the
bank.
The bank has been persistent In its
efforts to secure this property from the
I Ames estate and has continued its nego
tiations even after being postlvely turned
down five times by the estate. Tbs bank
had planned to buy the entire property of
the estate on the corner, which completely
surrounds the present bank building and if
ocoupied by the Peoples Furniture and
Carpet company. The estate absolutely
refused to sell the Sixteenth street frun
tage. so that the bank now owns 110 feet
on Farnam street and seventy-four feet
on Sixteenth street.
Planned Tatted St Tartar.-.
Ik-fore toe I'nion 1'uclflc definitely de-
cMeij upon putUng up It twelve-story head
quarters building at .Fifteenth and Dodge
streets negotiations wer pending for the
United States National bank and the Union
Pacific to unite in buying the property
from the Ames estate and erecting a fif
teen-story .building which could be used
as a bank building ana aiso as neauquar-
ters for the Union Pacific, giving the rail
road a city tloket offlco on the principal
corner of the city.
For some time It has been evident to the
officers of the United States National bank
that they needed more room, as the pres
ent building, while a beauty from an artis
tic point of view, has altogether too much
waste suace for Its location. The d.rec-
tors had decided that. If they failed In theli
final and sixth effort to secure the Ames
property they would attempt to buy the
Board of Trade building or the Myers
Dillon corner, neither of which are on the
market at the present time.
Arthur D. Brandeis is a director In tho
United States National bank, - and it is
thought the bank and the Brandeis will
unite their properties and make the sky
scraper that much larger. The property
now held by the bank has no outlet on the
alley, while the lot bought by Brandeis
extends to the alley and should the big
building be built on both It would give the
building an outlet on the alley.
Lifelong; Beadsg
to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
troubles la needless. Electric Bitters Is the
guaranteed remedy. 60c. For sale by Bea
ton Drug Co.'
Etors bottled beer delivered by the case
to reoidencea by Charles Store, retail
dealer, next door north of Etors brewery.
Same prompt delivery, courteous treat
ment and prices as formerly. Phones
Webster U30, Ind. B-V m
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WARM HANDTO EMBASSY MEN
Cordial Greeting for Crusaders Plead
' ing for Ambassadors' Homes.
THEY APPEAL TO YANKEE PRIDE
Also Insist that Boalnesa Considers,
tlons Require Official Buildings
Abroad for Representatives
of tho United States.
Frederick Townsend Martin and E. Clar
ence Jones struck a responsive chord at
the Commercial club Saturday noon In
their efforts to secure sympathetic help In
their crusade for better homes for Ameri
can ambassadors' abroad. One hundred of
the leading business men of Omaha gath
ered at lunch as guests of the American
Embassy association to listen to the argu
ments set forth by Mr. Jones and Mr.
Martin.
'We do not meet opposition anywhere, but
simply Indifference," said Mr. Martin. "But
that indifference Is being overcome as the
people begin to realise the showing their
ambassadors make abroad in comparison
with those of foreign nations. We should
have small white houses In the foreign
capitals which will represent the strength
and dignity of our nation. The day has
come in all parts of the wofT where the
people rule, and when the people see the
present places in which the' representa
tives of this country live tbey get a bad
oplnlou of the United Btates. Wa are ask
ing all nations for gold to invest in this
country, and they get a bad impression
when ,they think this country cannot af
ford homes for Its representatives. It Is
now oi the standard of gold that we must
send representatives abroad rather than on
the standard of brains."
Mr. Jones told of the movement which
started six months ago and which now has
a membership of over 80,000, He said the
American . Embassy association . was try
ing to form a small , association In each
congressional district in the country te
In press upon the congressmen the necessity
of having better hemes. He said that it
would only cost $3,000,000 to place a repre
sentative home for the embasadors in each
European capital, which he considered a
an all amount In comparison tq the benefits
to be derived.
"We should be able to select our repre
sentatives according to their ability, rather
than In accordance with their wealth, as
Is now the case," said Mr. Jones. "It
really looks like a good investment in pro
moting peace when we consider that 73
per cent of the revenues of the govern
ment are spent In payment for past wars
or In trying ' to provide for future con
flicts, leaving but M per cent for peace
requirements.
"We need a bouse that will -not neces
sarily cost too much, but will make a good
appearance and combine the business of
fice with his residence, the same aa the
White House at Washington. We do not
believe it should be a necessity for an am
bassador to have a fortune or to spend a
fortune to represent, this country abroad.
It is a real democratic Idea and not a
snobbish one, as some think.
"We pay our ambassadors ti7,500 a year
with no side expenses, while Oreat Britain
pays $40,000 a year, furnishes a house and
an expense account. Foreigners are im
pressed by appearances and we can better
enlist tho capital of these other countries
if we make a good appearance and also
by making them think we are with them
to stay and we can do this by building
permanent residences. We are the only
great nation that has neglected to culti
vate this friendship in the good old fash
ioned way.
"Not a note of opposition to our plans
has been heard on our trip of two months.
We feel that the' national pride will de
mand a change and although we do not
ask any financial help, we do ask your
sympathy and want you to impress It
upon your representatives In congress."
Coal Man Makes
Another Increase
Having Raised Price of Anthracite
and Semi-Anthracite, He Now
Boosts Illinois Nat 60 Cent.
The coal man has come forth with an
announcement another announcement, to
be specific that the coat ot Illinois soft
coal has been boosted from St.SO to $7 per
ton.
WhyT Oh, 'cause.
The price of anthracite coal was boosted
in Omaha on December 1 from $10.60 to
$11 per ton, and the price of the seml
anthraolte was raised on the same date
from $ to $8.60.
Conductor of a
Street Car Fined
He Pays Fifteen Dollars for Assault
ing Passenger Who Objects to
Paying Two Fares.
Conductor Bovee of the street rallwsy
company was fined $16 in police court for
knocking down David Underwood, a Ps-
Underwood Is a soldier and Is stationed
at Fort Omaha.. He and three companions
were oh Bovee' car and a dlHpute arose
over the payment of fares. It was claimed
the young men paid twice. The conductor
did not take kindly tn the charge of
"knocking down" the fares and he pro
eeeded to "knock down" the man who
made the accusation. ' The fight occurred
at the oar barn at Ames avenue and Twenty-fourth
street.
COUNCILMAN DAVIS TO WED
Member from the Twelfth Will Marry (
Miss Aero re. Chrlsteasen
In May.
Councilman Charles M. Davis of the
Twelfth ward will become a benedict,
k. riowerv month of May he will I
united In marriage to Miss Aurora Chris
ten sen of 20 Florence boulevard. The an
nounremeut of the engagement Is made
by Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Johnson, lb Unci
and aunt of the brlds-to-be.
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