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WELCOME VISITORS
Make Our Store Your Headquarters and Resting
Place. We tender you the freedom of our store and all
its accommodations during your visit in Omaha. Check:
your packages and baggage Free.
For Thursday Selling
4 Special Numbers in Ready-to-wear Gar
ments, Which Should Command Attention
Great Clearing Sale Specials
FOR THURSDAY
Every day of the clearing sale the bargains get bigger.
We positively will not carry over any summer goods. Every
thing must go.
Laces Wortti to 35c Yd. at 4c
Ten thousand yards of crochet Venice, Chantilly, linen
torchon, plat vals and point de Paris laces, in gallonos, me
dallions, annlioues. etc. widths from VA to 3 inches, in
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white, black, champacme. ecru and Persian effects for
7 7 A "
dress and waist trimmings and other uses.
These are worth from 15c to 35c a yard;
clearing sale price on main floor
per yard
i'uecis iui
4c
. AN EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY
Women's $5 Trimmed Hats at $1
This comprises the entire showing of model hats from Folge
. man Bros., Broadway, and includes black and white horse
hair hats, also Milan and Chips, elaborately trimmed with
flowers, chiffon and maline, also some plume J A ft
hats; clearing sale price, Millinery Depart- vP U"
ment, each
15c Batiste at 6c a Yard
Thisis one of the best values ever offered in our store
all clenn, new, desirable merchandise, in light
and dark colorings; clearing sale price, in
basement, per yard . .
6c
The New Idea Lily White Fine Embroidered Nainsook Cor
, set Covers Semi-made, Madeira and English eyelet ef
' fects, cut out and embroidered arm holes and
ehoulder straps to match; 75c values, at, each a-JC
WOMEN'S $20.00 AND $25 SUITS at $7.50
Choice of 75 women's cloth suits, in colors and gray wors
teds, serges, etc, also white serges worth up
to $25.00 each; clearing sale price
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$7.50
3 Thursday Specials in Basement Cloak Dept
All the Colored Kimo
nos, In the new sleeve
cut that have sold at
3 Be base
ment, at
12c
Choice of 300 dozen
Corset Covers, worth
up to 30c -each on
sale In base
ment at,
each
5c
Children's White Lawn
Dresses, ages 1 to 4;
worth up to 60c on
sale in f r
basement, C
Brandeis Stores Omaha
BEARS MESSAGE TO SWEDES
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Et. Rev. Von Scheele Comet to Omaha
is Special Envoy.
BIO RECEPTION AT THE HOME
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ltv on Their Distin
guished Visitor.
Swedish men and woman of Omaha and
Nebraska received greeting Wednesday
noon from King Oustav through a special
envoy, Right Rev.' H. O. von Scheele,
blnhop of the Swedish Lutheran church.
" "I am cominamleo. by his majesty, King
Ouatav." said the bishop, "to bear to you
a message of greeting and good wlii."
, Bishop von Soheele was a notable figure
as he stood at the head of a reception line
In the women's dining room of the Hotel
Rome, where the meeting took place. He
wore a clergyman's gown and pinned on
hit breast were the stars and medals of
seven 'or eight foreign societies and orders.
With bis white beard and decorations he
looked not unllks a photograph of Em
peror, Frana Joseph of Austria, and the
medal and stars, made of gold and silver,
caused the badges And emotoms worn by
ad men and tSaengerfest delegates to look
somewhat flimsy and tinsel In comparison1.
At Noesdsr I.ancheoa.
The Noonday Luncheon club was host to
the bishop and Lady von Scheele, In whose
party were also Dr.' and Mrs. I O. Abra
hamson.. .The Noonday club Is an organisa
tion of business arid professional men of
Swedish birth or detccnt. President F. J. p.
11 loom presided at the luncheon, which was
served In the main dining room of the
Home. 1 yoraial greetings to the guest of
honor waa extended by Judge Stenberg,
Swedish vice consul In Omaha. The bishop,
Air. Bloom and Judge Stenberg were the
speakers of the occasion.
"I am on my way east from San Fran
cisco," said the bishop to newspaper men.
His majesty commanded me to go to the
jubilee or Augustana college st Uock Isl
and some weeks ago and then, after giv
ing greetings to President Taft and former
President Koosevelt, to travel through the
country, telling the people of Swedish birth
thst our king has a deop Interest In their
welfare in the home of their adoption. Also
he wishes me to greet ths American people
of whom he is much admiroue; to do so col
lectively and singly, so to you, young men,
I give the greeting of King tiustav."
Hllghtly overwhelmed reporters managed
to recover from embarrassment and ask
tilshup von Bchelee if he was not known as
a great admirer of American Institutions.
"Yea, indeed." replied the bishop, "I
-. kmiw the workings of your country pretty
well. I have been here twice before and in
the Swedish parliament 1 have often
spoken urging my country to model Itself
mora Upon the . plan of American- govem
inant and Institutions."
Swedish Clergy Greets.
A considerable number of Swedish clergy
men gathered to- grwat the br hop besides
other men and -women of Omaha, and Ne
braska. The nwmer Included Rev. Adolf
Hull, .who Is liust to the bishop at his
residence; Rev, J. A.' Jader, Rev. O. A.
Jutmsoji, Rev.' William Dutit. Rev. Klof
Petorttoa of Fremont, Ir. John Eckhom of
Newmaa Grove, Dr- A. Anderson of Lin
coln,' Rev. F. M.. rlwnaberg of HoUrege,
Julia. Bervrasn of Holdrege, Carl Lortruer
of It' ck Island and C A. Lonnquiat . of
AxtelL '''.-"'
Dahlman Returns
for Saengerfest
Sayi He is Pleased with the Oat
look Over the State for His ;
Nomination.
Mayor Dahlman came in from Valentine at
noon yesterday to remain during the Saen
gerfest. He waa met at the Union depot
by fifteen automobile loads of members of
the Dahlman democracy, led by Mayor
Clayton of St. Joseph, who remained over
purposely to help welcome Dahlman home.
"I broke an engagement at home which
was Quite Important," said Mayor Clayton,
"but Dahlman Is my kind of a man, out In
the open, and I have grown almost 'fond
enough of Omaha to adopt the city."
The Omaha mayor expressed himself as
being quite satisfied with the reception he
has received on his campaign tour per
automobile. "Ev-ry'.hlng lookc ill right ao
me," said the gubernatorial candidate.
"When I told my friends I was going to
win the nomination they looked doubtful.
In some Instances, but I reckon that right
now they will admit I knew what I was
talking about. Patrick cannot , pull any
votes from me with a team of elephants.":
His Aunt Is 45,
but He Weds Her
South Dakota Man in Omaha Takes
for Bride the Widow of
His Uncle.
Frank A. Heeb of Wall, 8. D., was
granted a license In Omaha Wednesday
morning to marry nis aunt, jsmma R. Heeb,
also of Wall. Many years ago Mrs. Heeb
was married to an uncle of Frank A. Heeb.
Ths uncle died several years past and in
order to stay in the family Mrs. Heeb Is
marrying her nephew The nephew Is 40
years of sge and the aunt 45 .'
AD MAN" HURT IN ELEVATOR
Car Falls at Rome When Cable Breaks
and C. C. Pierce Is Serl
oasly Iajared.
C. C. Pierce, a delegate to the ad mnn'i
convention from St Joseph, was seriously
Injured Wednesday afternoon when the
came or the Rome hotel elevator broke
while the elevator was between the first
and seconu stories. Th car fell to the
basement floor and Pierce, besides being
Jarred considerably, was injured Internally,
but will recover.
LONG PONGEE
COATS
$7.95
About 50 In the lot, 62 Inches
long. Black, navy, green and
red collars. Choice while they
last,
at
$7.95
$5.00
LINEN AND
REPP SUITS
About 76 in this lot and they are
all good, natural linen and Eng
lish Repp, in white, tan, pink
and blue. $10 and $12 rer (A
values, Thursday's pr,.VvUU
TAFFETA SILK
PETTICOATS .
Just 100 of them made of heavy
rustling taffeta silk, in black,
navy, green, brown and change
able effects, $5.00
values
$3.95
$3.95
LINGERIE
WAISTS .......
2 new styles Just arrived and go
on sale Thursday, one Btyle ha9
yoke and lace Insertion, the other
has front of allover era
broidery, 1.25 values.,
89c
89c
$1.50 Plain and Fancy Pongees, 39c
All we have left of our best Colored Pongee Silks, will be
tabled for speedy selling Thursday. Those beautiful black
and white checks and blue and white checks, 27 in. wide, are
included, also the famous Mirage and Mars 1Qn
fcjilks. All one price Thursday ............ O C
18-inch Serpentine Crepe, 10c
The best quality 32-inch wide, pretty floral and Japanese
designs, light and dark colors, (wash goods (t
department), per yard J.UC
Thursday's Corset Offerings
Two of our regular numbers specially reduced for Thurs
; day! selling. Our regular $1.00 models in batiste or coutele
in medium bust or hip; strong webbing hose LA
; supporters, daintily trimmed .UVC
Another Model for the full, well developed figure, medium
high bust, extra long skirt effect, Thursday OQ
Price 0"C
Choice of Any Boys' or Child's J
Suit in the House, at ... . 2
Price
This is one of our best offerings for Thursday and in-
q eludes all the best makes in Boys' and Children's Clothing;
Russian Suits, 2Vz to 6 years; Norfolks, Tto 9 years. 1
Boys' JCnickerbockers (2-piece), 9 toIlG years, in all
wool cassimeres, worsteds, etc. ,
BRING THE BOYS. -
Sangerfest Visitors
will be welcome in our store Take some silver tf
article home with you from our store. Look for
the name.
- S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
1B16 Douglas 8trit
Household Remedy
Takes la Um Spring for Years.
Ralph Rust. Willis. Mich., writes:
"Hood's Sarsaparllla baa been a house
noM remedy la our home ss lone as 1
can remember. I have taken It In the
spring for several years. It has no equal
for olealng the blood and expelling the
humors that accumulate during- the
winter. Being a farmer and exposed to
bad weather, my system Is often affected,
and I often take Hood's garsaparllla with
good results."
' Hood's Barsaparllla Is Peculiar to Itself.
There Is no "Just as good."
Oet it .today In usual liquid form or
tablets called Sarsataba.
HOTEL.
tn the Snopplg
District.
Suf firtrs, Learn of RIUdlavia!
If yom fcsv RbnBiAt)is or Kftln.y P.... ,.. mn4 today fov book
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3ohxpol3
ColLerfes
KRUG PROUD OF BIG MULES
Has six ( Then Attached to Bad.
welses Wacom for Delivery Par-
UI la Omaha.
George Krug. general western agent for
the Anheuser-Busch Brewing company, is
quite proud of the new hnr..i... . .
be has delivering brew on the streets of
tsmana. xne causa of Mr. K rug's pride Is
a big six mule team, gaily decked with
glittering harness. The mules are of Mis
souri stock and weigh from 800 to 1.009
pounas eacn.
The Glad Haas
removes liver tnacttpn and bowel stoppage
with Dr. King's New T.lf Pill, the naln-
less regulatora. 26c For aale by Beaton
at
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HoOee, on
"Petticoat
Lane."
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THAT delightful beverage with that pleasing,
delicious flavor found in no other beer. It's
because we grow our own yeast and take
the proper time and care to malt our barley in the
old reliable way. It's always uniform in quality
and pleasing to the tastes
Brewed by MILLER BREWING COMPANY, at Milwaukee, Wis. ,
ORDER A CASE TODAY.
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JESSEN LIQUOR COMPANY,
' Distributers,
1020 Broad-way, Couaoll Bluffs, Iowa.
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Both Phons 70S,
iiotel tluppor
llth and XoOes
Kansas City. Mo.
In the Shopping Slstrlot.
Hear all tlie Tbeaters.
BOO Heantlfal Booms.
10O Private Baths.
Bet and eold water la an rooms.
Bpaeloua Xiobby, Parlors.
Telephone tn every room.
Beautiful . Cafe, Verf est Cuisine,
$1.00 to $2.50 Per Day
Buropean riaa
Eupper-Benson Hotel Co.
T. A. BXBBOB, ltgr.
Foot Comfort
Means
Peace of Mind
For suffering womanhood there
Is no greater agony than aching
feet. And for these women we
have a message of comfort in our
Grover's Comfort Shoes
We are representatives in Ne
braska for these famous shoes,
which are known the world over.
They are the easiest fitting, best
wearing shoe ever put on the
human foot. As to fit, they snug
the foot like a - fine kid glove
would fit the hand. They are made
of the finest. kid leather in lace
or button In oxfords or high
styles. Prices range
$1.75 to $100
Thursday morning we place on
sale 200 pairs broken lots women's
kid oxfords, that sold for $2.60 to
14.00. at 11.00 per pair.' Good
sizes.
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Q Three splendid trains '
day via The North Western
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Omaha, at 7:50 a. mv 7:00
p. m. and 9:00 p. m. f:'r;'':ff' ;
There are hundreds of cool northern resorts " ,
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Wabaub A.
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THE LEADING SCHOOL af MUSIC U AHIUCA
Eintnent tacultf ol 70. Buuerlnr Tssolwr's
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OLD POINT COMFORT
110 ill CHAMBERLIN
BOATING. BATHING, PIS11IAO,
SAILING. OKCHE3TUA
TENNIS, GOLF.
Unique sea food Cuisine.
rOBTKh-ad MuNKut, Laraest Mili
tary tost on the Atlantic Coast.
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peolal Weekly Bates June to Oetobsl
Booklets at Chicago, Boek Island A)
VaclXio, and Wabaah Railroads.
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WOltttUiUa atOBOa. VA.
Hotel Romo
European
IN THE HEART OF THINGS
Cor. 16th and Jackson Stat
Two blocks from leading
department etorea and all
theaters.
BOMB MILLE1V
DESKS
Rt Special Prices
An excellent opportunity to equip
your office complete or In part.
ALL DESKS
Marked at liberal reductions mora
than patterns and sires to choice
from. In oak and mahogany ROLL,
TOPS FLAT TOP8 TYPEWRIT
ING and STANDING DESKS.
Agents for
Olobe-Wernlcks Co Tlllnr Sevlees.
rchard &
Wilhelm
414-14-18 Soath lets Street.
NW1S0L
The Best, of Evetythipg-:
For rates, tickets andifuU mfor
mation atplv to .. ,V I , A-'
Ticket Offices 'J , .,
1401-1403 Farnam Strtei
Omaha, Nebr . . , -
Roliahlo
Dentistry
Tali's Denial Rooms
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Hearhes the' Lire Itock Hts.
Low Iato
(Circoat TotiFis
To NEW YORK and BOSTON-B
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On Sale Daily Until September 30th,; ,. ;
via the . f:i
CHICAGO ';;
MILWAUKEE & ST. PiOti
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RAILWAY
"A delightful 60-day vacation tour with diverse routes
east of Chicago, interspersed with laka, river, and ocean
trips, relieving the monotony of an all rail journey. Lib
eral stop-overs throughout the east. Let us pkn your trip
and arrange all the details. For rates, routes; etc., call at
City Ticket Office, 1024 Farnam St.,' or write. 1 7
F A. NASH,
General Western Agent, OMAHA, NEB.
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