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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMHEK 21, 1010.
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BIG SPECIAL PURCHASE
An Eastern Jobber's Entire Sample Lines and
Surplus Stock cf
Womens' Vash Waists
Linen Dresses, Dress, and Walking Skirts
SILK FOULARD tad HESSALINE DRESSES
At Actually Less Than Half Price
ALL ON SALE IN BASEMENT sfcStS
ALL THE LINGERIE AND
WASH WAISTS
From an eastern jobber's stock
scores ot pretty, new r
to $1.50, at
aye
All the Fine
LINEN DB-ESSES
Mostly sample Dresses, all this sea
son's styles and colors actually
worth as high as $20
ench, will go, at . . .
$5.08
All the Skirts
In Dress and Walking Styles
From the Big Jobber's Stock.
In fine panamas, voiles, worsteds,
etc., plain tailored or
smartly trimmed, all col
ors, worth up to $ , at
All the Silk Foulard, Messaline Taf
feta and Shantung Silk Sam
ple Dresses
In scores of pretty styles and up-to-da e
colors. These are high class, practical s.lk
dresses, worth as high as
118.00 and $20.00,
at ,
$10
ALL ON SALE IN BASEMENT
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40c and 50c Wide Embroideries at 25c Yard
18 and 22 Inch fine Embroidered Swiss, Naiiuook and Cambric Floun
cing, Skirtings and Corset Cover wldtfcs choice, rt r
new designs big bargain square at 2wC
French and German Val.'Lacos and Insertions
Pine French and German Val. Laces and Insertion new . tm
shipment, all dainty, new designs, many to match, w
worth uo to lOo yard. at. yard
Fancy Stripe Coutil and Figured Batiste Corsets Models
for the average figure, worth up to $2.50, at
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BASEMENT
Bieacnea Muslin, sort finished long cloth and cambrics, desirable
lengths and all one yard wide. These, together with
various odd lots from our regular muslin department
will be a great special bargain for Wednesday, ,
In the Basment, at, yard
$1.59
The jirtt authentic showing of the netc ou.'kikh ttyUs in mi linery takes
place next Monday at thi fall opening of Br in .it Stis. , mil bi 0(aW
greatest fashion ev-nt.
Something New, Delicious and Appetizing
Armour's Malted Clams
For making broth or bouillon, to be served as first course
at any time during the meal. You will like it. Visit Armour's
demonstration In our East Arcade any time this week and vie will
give you a sample. No goods sold at this demonstration.
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WHO'S
(Search me
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neighbor.)
WHO?
Pa Rourke's
Come In
"The weather's fine" that's why
you should shako that olt pair of Ox
ford you bought last spring and
TONE UP YOUR FEET
with a pair of our new
STREET SHOES I
$35A$4,$45
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est gems at lowest prices In Omaha. See us.
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FALL OPENING WEEK
The initial display of the authoritative styles in Mil
linery, Garments, Silks, Dress Goods, Etc., from the fashion
centers of the world. You are invited to the special exhibits.
I The styles we sell will add to your
apppsrame will make yon feel like a
lushinn plate.)
(Mir Jflli Arch shoes have the drop
arch inside that's why they conform
to every curve of the foot with com
fort. .
Keels from 1 to I Inches high
"gties that's going some" In lace or
button tan. dull or black.
Imperial French Serges for the
New Fall Dresses
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These serges are universally liked. They are Just the right weight
and of that soft, clingy texture enabling one to fit them to the form
more perfectly than most other woolens. Their tunerlor dranina
qualities makes them practically indespenslble for the one
piece dresses. We have them In all the wanted Fall
colors and shades; at, yard
79c
! Swiss Embroidery Strips
j As Put Up in Alpine Mills; at Half Value
1 This Will Bo a Banner Week R I i From one ot tne embroidery mills way over among the Swiss moun-
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STORE
for our Incrcnpe In sales alone would
mslie a substantial business for a
contented sli f dealer, hn, not for
your I'ncle Hiram for this Is to be
THE Men's Shoe Store of Omaha.
(It doesn't miss It more tlinn a mile
nnd S kilt-meter" rlTht now reen
tered on the speedometer) for Ore aha
knows we art
SELLING MEN'S SHOES
at
314 S. ism St.
SPECIAL SHOES
(Don't smother your pipe or cigar
when you cross our threshold for
this Is a Inen's store in men's block
and you don't have to remove your
hut with the overture, for If you
don't feel at ease In our "maha-gony
chuirs" while your shoes are being
fitted by measurement you wouldn't
be comfortable In your own library
listening to a voice "the voice from
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cheaply of course on account of short lengths, that's why the low
prices for Wednesday. Pieces vary from 6 to 10
vsrds and run 6 to 18 inches wide; excellent 20c
and 25c vafues; now at ,
12c
jjj up stairs.")
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BRANDEIS STORES
Young
rVfeiVs
Shoes'
The young man of today knows
what he wants in a shoe. His
shoes must be of the very lat
est model, with " all the new
style kinks worked out.
For these swell young dress
ers we select lines of shoes from
the productions of makers that
specialize In making smart
shoes for young men.
All' the choice leathers on
straight and spring lasts, point
ed, or medium toes, single or
double soles, . button, lace or
blucher cut.
BJIAUT, CRISP STYLES
$3.50, $4.00
to $5.00
FRY SHOE CO
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Specials
Tllf TOP TTTMBI.EBS
UORSB SHOD TUMBLESB
Kull size, none will be delivered.
Must come In person m u
VVednesday, per dozen,
Fruit J ax Babbsrs, per dox. . . So
Economy Trait Jars; qts. ,doz. 9Bc
Half-gallons, dozen Sl.l"
l?'or Notion Day
Belt Buckias and Pins Jewel setting
line :ot gonos lKHo
Call ijinit -i eHii Hinl oxodizeu, ln.e
2uv koiiiih, at, puir iato
Couar ilatvou unt, dozen on caiu
per card ?0
Bona laalr Una1, -dozen In box, val
ue Inc. fur 6o
Beauty -lna I'lain and fancy, 2 on
mm, vaiiies to 25c, for Bo
Hair Xets Kxtra large, all shade-
tn roe H ii .' lOo
Bar Barrattai Shell and amber, 2 be
value) for lOo
IronlntT "Wax, each lo
American Beauty Corsets
t Superb New Fall Models
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hl new display. Illustrative of the best in nresent dav corset maklnar.
Come In and see them now while the lines are at their best. Models that mold
the figure, almost reconstructs It to tho.se long graceful lines so much desire
today and-needed for the proper fitting of the Fall garment. Kach corset
has been selected for Its indlvldunl merits. Kach possesses features peculiar
to various llgures . They are daintily trimmed and firmly built. The most
finished workmanship Is conspicuous In every one of them. Price?
. $1.00 Upward to S8.0Q
EXPERT COBSBTIEBES AT TOUS SERVICE '
. Direct from Marseilles, France
Large Shipment Pure Olive Oil
The finest cjuallty Imported, bought at unusually favorably figures and
offered to you name way this week. 1-ut up by August Oalliard & Fels
special prices as follows:
(jail on cana for. . . .82.76 Half-gallon cans for. . . .$1.45 Quart cans for 7Se
WEDNKSDAV AND THURSDAY FREE HA VI LAM) CHINA WITH
' X. ' ' COFFEES AND TEAS
Haviland China Bread and Butter Havlland China Bread and Butter
Hate- free wth each two pound can I Plate Free with each pound of Hen-
of 3onett'a- Breakfast Cof- AQtt nett's Teas, assorted kinds, EQa
-.v- I n, ne1. nnunil ...
fee a. ;per aan
Bennett's! Clelden Coffee,
special per pound 2ZC
Tea JtSlltingit, special, per
i poutut package ....12c
Bennett's Pure Pepper,
ptuind , can for 10c
and , ft stamps.
Sweetheart. Toilet Soap,
six cakes for . . . .25c
Bennett's Bargain Soap,
eight ;bara for ....25c
Bnlder's Salad Dressing,
bottle .'for . 25c
and 10 stamps.
Queeri 1 'Vinegar, quart
bottle for 25c
and -SO stamps.
Table Syrup, can UHc
and 10 stamps.
spanlali .' Olives, largo
pint jar tor Juo
hen 1-eud, 10 i'frc
Ciiick heed, pound ...Jo
Wiggle btick tiiulng, 3
large sticka for ....25c
and lo stamp.
Bennets Capitol Extract
per package 11c
and 10 stamps.
Argo Uloss Starch, six
packages for ?5c
Kgg-O-bee, 3' pkgs. .. 26c
and 10 stamps.
Diamond Crystal Salt,
14 lb. sack for .... :'0c
Pickles, aborted, bottle
for 10c
and E stamps.
Capitol Baking Powder,
U pound can for ..lie
i AnH
per
2u
and 10 stamps.
Cheese, full cream,
pound
and 10 stamps.
Hulled Beans wltlt chick
en, per can 16c
Bennett's Capitol Oats. 2
pound packages for 11c
and 10 stamps.
Lima Beans with chick
en, per can 20c
Monarch Cut Asparagus,
per can 25c
and 10 stamps,
Evaporated Nectarines,
per pound 12 He
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THE SHOCKS
and Doaglaa rttrceta.
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DENTISTS
Best eqnlppet dntal vlflc lu Ui middle west. HlghtM
grade dentistry at raaaonabl priuaa. Pvrvailu lllllnga. . Jusl
like the tuota. All tuauuuieata larsfully aierllisad after eac
patient.
VHllUI FLOOR. PA.XTOX BLOCK
Corner Ifltb and Fantaia StreU.
Corn Humping
to Get Away from
Col. Jack Frost
Warm Weather 11 Filling; the Ker-
neli and Also Prying
Them Out.
The weather has been so good for corn
that practically all of it will be out of
frost danger by the end of this week. That
the weather could not be better than It I
and recently has been la the unanimous
verdict upon the floor of the Omaha Grain
exchange.
"Grain men ought to feel pretty goodT
asked some one of President F. S. Cow
gill of -the exchange,
"The whole atate of Nebraska ought to
fee good." replied. Mr. Cowg-lll. who Is
doing tils personal share of the due re
joicing. . '
ITellmlnary reports to the Burlington and
Northwest roads of crop conditions
along their Hues In Nebraska, Indicate that
th offirlal annuuncanicnta AVedneaday wlti
be of. 'the utmost good cheer. Coin ha
filled out nicely to end of every ear,
and the ficeu ut moisture has been drtveA
out ot all kerrucla by the tun and wind
of the last week. Firm hard corn of the
beat quality will Im harvested In every field
In the state.
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ing and tearing Vh U filiate ntrmbranea of
your throat If you wact to be annoyed.
Hut If ou want rallcf. want to be cured,
take Clutniberlalu'a Cough Heniedy. tiold
by all dealwa.
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Scnth Omaha. Nebruka
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1334 Douglas BUM I
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RACK AGAIN STRIKE'S OVER
BENNETT'S CAPITOL COAL
The five months' strike at the coal mines is over and first shipments
of CAPITOL 'COAL, are on the way. Limited quantity, of course, as
demand is, enormous. We are booking orders now and will make de
liveries as fast of the poal arrives. There will be a scarcity of coal
sopn as the' cold weather sets In. We advise, even urge, you to lay in
supplies now: . '
CAPITOL COAL, Lump or Nut 7 DOMESTIC COAL, Lump, ton g5
Scranton Pennsylvania Anthracite, ton .... .V. i". . . .'. ..... $10.50
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"PEN N SYLVAN IA
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Convenient Evening Train
To New York
Leave Chicago today after office hours 5.30 p. m.
and dine tomorrow evening on Broadway. Travel on
"The Pennsylvania Limited
Your New York trip amid the luxurious comforts of a metro
polltan club is made truly enjoyable aboard this train. An hour
or two tonight among the books in library-smoking car after
dinner then retire.
Tomorrow the trip is varied by mountain scenery. You ar
rive New York 5.30 p. m. Compartment -observation car,
' library-smoking car, parlor car, sleeping cars, and dining
car service.
Other New York trains leave Chicago daily 8. IS a. m.,
10.05 a. m., 10.30 a. m.,"The Pennsylvania Special" (18-hour
train) 2.45 p.m., 3.15 p.m., 9.45 p.m. and 11.45 p.m. .
Pennsylvania Station
in New York City
" WiU be Opened Next
, Month(October,1910)
Occupies two entire block
and front oa Eighth and
Beventh Annuel, alio on
Thirty-firat aod Thirty-third
Etreet. Main entrance I
only on block from Broad
way aod New York's buirt
spot. (D
W. H. ROWLAND
Traveling Passenger Agent
319C3ty National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA, NEB.
will furnlah complete and
reliable travel Information.
Sleeping car berths re
served In advance, and val
uable assistance given trav
eler tree of charge.
ST. LOUIS SHOE . SHIPMENTS
Product of Factories.
Forty-eight St Louis shoe factories
made lSu.67y pairs itf ahoes during the
week- ending September loth. . The shoe
shipment In raea by rail and river were
2U.li0 Iteiinrted by the tot. Louis tShoe
4 Leather UaAclla.
FOOD FOR
NERVLS
Wesa sad aerveus man
ho find tbelr power te
work and youthful vigor
gone a a result of evar.
ork er mental exertion should take
HHAl't NKKVtt rOOD riLUA T0y
III make you oal an4 lea sad toe ,
luau again.
II box. Bosea lit by MalL
SBEKMlai ft McCOsTRXI.Z, DIVA OOs.
Oos. lath aae Dodge atroeta.
OWX, Diva CO.
Cot. tSts sag axormar ass, Oaasaa. Sea.
Compare for yourself
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oat Della P ' Year,
Measure The Bee against other local
papers in respect of quality as well as
quantity of timely news and interest
ing articles from day to day and The
Bee s superiority will he demonstrated
e Oar Blew
wonDsa
SUITS."
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$14.50
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THE RE LI A 3 Lei STORE
Crow Jewel
Tailor Salts,
Best on
Sarth a
$25.00
"Best Ever" Suits
nre
nil thnt tho name implip!.
Both j-ou nnd your boy will bo
pleased with the little style de
tails which crive distinction to
'Best Ever" Boys Clothes.
These features enable thy
"Best Ever" suit to outlast any
other, on the market. Indestruct
able coat linings, canvas and
hair cloth interlinings, filled
undercollar, London shrunk fab
rics, sun-tested dyes, linen lined
knickers, silk sewen seams, triple
stitched, wire sewed buttons
besides they're all rain-proof.
See them before you buy. Sizes
7 to 17 yrs. Prices $5.00 Up.
Two Splendid Special Bargains
Boys' School Salt With extra
pair of knickerbockers, AC
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Slzai 7 to 17
$5,00 up
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all sizes 6 to 17 yrs., at.
A matchless bargain offering-
50c
Four Grand Shoe Bargains
Quality Shoes, stylish lasts, good assortments, all at
About Half llegular Retail Prices.
Women's $4.00 Shoes In patents, vici kid and gun metal,
with or without cloth tops, high heels, short Qn Crt
vamps, sewed on Goodyear machine yww"
Men's 8.00 Shoes All QQ , Hoys' and Youths Shoes $1.60
leathers, at vliOU I and $1.75 values; greats 1 Q
New lasts, good aBsortments. values Wednesday at .'.w 13
MISSES' and CIIILUKEN'S SCHOOIi SHOES The satisfactory kind,
special at , , f. S1.50
Extra Specials for Wednesday in Our
Famous Domestic Room
No. 200 Ticks, good for 10c; on sale at .7J
Egyptian fancy Tick, 18c ralue; on sale at 12H
No. 472ft the best 20c Turkish Towel made 15
White Rose, the best 30c Batt on the market '24
Jumbo, the heaviest single Batt on the market for $1.00 will go
at ..75
Peare, the best 26c Batt made 20
Other. Batts at from 6c each up to $1.25
No. 1216, the best $12.60 Wool Blanket made, at $0.00
Pontiac, 11-4, the best $6.60 all wool Blanket made; on sale all
day at ".. .' .......... .$4.05
Blankets, pair, 12 c, 19c, 25c, $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 up to $30.00
205-4673 Huck Towels, bait linen, best 18c Huck Towels on the
market, at .12?
No. 4779 the best 46x36 Pillow, worth 16c each, at 'lOt?
Mtra Percales' you can't beat them for 10c, at. , .5
16c Fleeced Goods at .1...... 12H
Yard wide Unbleached Muslin, worth 9c per yard, at. ...... 4J
Yard wide Bleached Muslin, worth 10c a yard (Edwards) .;; .7 V4
Balance of Special Oar of Italian Blue Plums to Go on Sale
Wednesday.
This car Is extra fancy. Large, rich
flavored and Just right for pre
serves. While they laat we will
- continue to aell them, per 4 basket
orate ......' $1.15
URZZir TOMATOES TOR
PXCWsTCr
One-third bushel basket fancy Green
Tomatoes for pickling, per basket,
only 17Ho
SPICK AMD TIKOAl .
ror Tour Flokles
The best Cider Vinegar, gallon... 2Se
The best White Wine Vinegar, per'
gallon .25c
The best Mixed Pickling Spices, per
pound 25o
Cinnamon. Allspice, Cloves. Nutmeg,
Whole Black or White I'cpper, Hay
Leaves, etc. .for pickling, per lb. 8Bo
Bay den's the Greatest Market n Om
aha for riEIH VEGETABLES
Sweet Corn, per dozen..., lOo
8 bunches' fresh Iladlshea .', ,.....60
2 fresh Cucumbers ....... , to
H-bushel basket fresh. Beets .26c
H-bushel bssket fresh Parsnips, ,25o
H-bushel basket fresh Carrots..'. 25c
2 heads fresh- Cabbage .... 1 5c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per lb 4a
One pound la equal to two quarts.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes; jjer lb-. iHo
Fancy Red Onions, per lb. . ,..2V4c
t bunches fresh Parsley c
Vi-bushel basket fancy Ripe Tomatoes
for 26a
Watch the papers for our Pig An
nual Kelffer Pear Sale.
OOM'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDELTS FIRST"
PAYQ
Any Room
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ou may iron m
You may even iron without a kitchen, and
with far more comfort and less expense than
by any other means, if you use the
Gas-Heated Iron
For every woman who does ironing, or hires a servant to iron,
this is an ideal device. It is especially welcomed by roomers and flat
' dwellers on account of its great convenience it may be connect id to
a Ksrhtinn bracket in any room with- , ,
out interfering with the light Do
your ironing in ease and comfort, then,
if you wish, disconnect the iron and
put it away until needed again, leasts
a lifetime you need but one to take
the place of several ordinary irons.
All the heat is within the iron it
does not heat up a room. ' Much
cheaper in fuel used than even
the gas range. Suitable for
perfectly ironing the most del
icate fabrics.
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Price, connected, $3.00
Omaha Gas Company
Iloys' Knickerbocker Pants Big
nw Una lust received., an sizes
4 to 17 years; regular
- 76c values, at
THE OMAHA LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION cred
ited to its members on July 1st $89,000 Dividends. It has never
: ' paid to its members less than six per cent per.
annum for 27 years.'. Saving accounts calling
for a monthly payment of $1.00 to $25.00 may
be opened any day, or lump suma of not over
$5,000 received.' Ask for Uootlet "A" nnJ
other information. .'Assets $3,600,000, liescrrs
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fuud $07,000. Address, JS. E. Corner ICth and Dodge btifct..
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