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Thf famous Munsinjj I'ndri
wcar for woni'Mi anil children,
fine union huHs, vests anil
pants of good quality cotton,
mercerized, iart wool and all
wool, at--
49M)8e-$l,-8-S2'8
Misses' and Boys'
Undershirts & Drawers
Fine ribbed and heavy I let ceil;
garment, at m)C '
Women's High Grade Kid Gloves
Womtn's one and two-clasp Kid Gloves, iu all the newest shades; tan,
Krey, Krten, blue, mode, black and
white i'erriu's and Northrup make
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Our New Corset Dept.
Main Floor
Weil End
The largest and most completely equipped section In the west.
Urandeis anils all the highest grades of women's corsets.
Special Demonstration of La Vida Corsets
Miss M. K. Nolan, special representative from the makers, will be
In town all the week; her valuable services are at the disposal of
Omaha women who wish their figures correctly fitted.
HALLOWE'EN NOVELTIES
In Candy Dept Pompsian Room
Hundreds of the prettiest and cleverest things In lanterns, table
favors, decorations tor parties, ornaments, etc. By far the biggest as
sortment in Omaha.
Black Cat Candy Boxes, each,
for 5 and 10c
Red Cat Candy IJoxeu, each
for 5c and 10
Unbreakable Pumpkin Lantern,
5. and 10 nl P t0 $1.50
Devil's Head Lanterns, go at
each 5 and 10
Log Lanterns, each -25
Pumpkin Head Stick Pins, two
for 5 also, each 5 and 10t
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No purchases needed to get the 10 stamps
Hey Day Styles in Beautiful Tail
ored Ladies' Suits and Coats
Two New Models at $25.00
30-inch gomlfltting model with combina
tion gore and flounce skirt, Jacket trim
med with 5 rows of beautiful mohair
braid on collar, cuffs and around the
bottom. These garments are found In
black and navy, and lined with beautiful
guaranteed Batin for only . . . . 25.00
Our Fancy Scotch Tweed ami Kerseys In black and white and green
and white, with drop of red to add life and color to garment; cut
In 30-lnch semi-fitting models, are wonders, at. $19.50
We also are, carrying a beautiful line of knotty Bouclet Cloth Suits
inlaid velvet colors, 7-gored flared skirt, peml-fitting: 30-lnch
model, at . $25.00
Plain Talloreil Suit, with
skirt plcBtrl to knop.
alo a peim-flttintr.
ino,lel. Willi ;t -i nt-li lit
Jacket tpiliited with
don hle-titch spams in
come tn K'' iiihiiiiIhIi
wormwli Matin lined
thi Is an excpptionnl
TioimlHr suit for Ktfprt
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Black 1'elticoats nt 1.00 Won
derful values and Just the thing
for street or daily use; Bee
these Wednesday, at. .$1.00
Ladies' Sweater Coats, $3.0O -All
wool, red, gray or white,
button close up to neck, turned
collar; tw-o pockets, remark
ably cheap, at $3 00
Women's Outing Flannel Gowns
With or without collar, in
pink and blue shades; yoke
front and back, braid trimmed,
at 750
COATS Light weight Kersey,
54-Inch lengths, lined to waist,
half tight fitting models; notch
collar and self cuffs, very classy
garments at $19.50
COATS Grny Scotch tweed;
plaid back, shawl collar and
cuffs, twined with reversed Bide
showing the Scotch plaid a
new style, at $19.50
French Lynx Set JM0.IK Black
and brown, with pallerine collar,
trimmed with head and tails,
rug muff. Skinner satin lined;
wonderful values, at $10
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SHOES
The shots of the peiison
for smart dressers Mill be our
Winter Httssi'ls.
We've the "SwiiRRer" sl le
in Oxfords - or In higii cut
lace or Blucher models.
All the new features in
perforated vanyis tan, but
tons and tan laces. 1 li k It
cut models in Wateryroor
tans. Medium or heavy toles.
S3.50
$4.00 to
S5.00
Young man, if you're look-'
ing for something that's swell
In' Winter Kusset Shoos, turn
your feet in this direction.
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FROM THE CD F. PICKERING OTOCK
ON SALE AT JUST HALF
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IK' Oil valn--
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fsalc of Curtaino Gl Draper ios
Six Rousing Specials for Wednesday
Cable el unit Nottinulinni Cur.
tiilns, white or eru, J2..r0 a
pair values, at, pr $1.75
ColnrtMl l(lrits, regular 2ov
and 35c a yard values; at, per
yard 10
lripe.v Silk Oood quality, all
colors; yard 59
.Ion llty Cable ,ct Cuitln
white and ecru; $6.50 a pair
values, at, pair ..... ,g f .70
Reversible Scrim, tegular 25r a
yard valtied, big assortment
at. yard . -18
White Swls--Vrry special bar
gains, at, yard , .J
Here's the Very Swellest
Fall Street Model
on the Market
I BRANDEIS STQREgH'i;
It's a
pleasure
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dine
The "
Way
When you order a meul from a blll-of-rare,
and It comes to your table different from what
you liad expected, you can't enjoy It. If, as
bo often happens, your order Is delayed, you
are not In the best frame of mind to enjoy
It, even if It does come up to expectations.
Both chances or dissatisfaction eliminated
here. Vou know In advance what you are go
ing to get. You get It yourself and delays
are Impossible. What you get and the way you
get It makes dining here a positive pleasure.
Ureakiast, 8 to 10. Suppe 5 to 8.
Lunch 11 to 8.
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ISN'T IT A STl'NNKK?
Ask to see the Georgette
Saylor. Yes that's the name.
And they are made of silK
hatter's plush, velvet faced,
turned brim.
It really Is needless to say
that the Georgette Saylor has
taken New York by storm.
Come In and see them.
Second Floor.
(Photo by N. Lazarnlfk. N.
City.)
Wednesday Is
Bargain Day In
Notions
WIm Hair Fins 10 papers for Bo
Ladle' and children's pln-on Sup
porters, all colors, special, pair,
at loo
Machine Silk, all colors and black,
2 apoola for Be
Odd lot of fancy Buttons, all col
ors, from 1 to 2 dozpn on a
card, special for Wednesday, pr
card Bo
Gilt Collar Butons 1 dozen on
card 100
Fancy Stick Plna, worth up to 60c,
Ked Letter I'ay price, each loo
Beauty Plna. all ntyle. from two
to ail on a card, apecial, card,
at Bo
Veil Pins, Foarf Plna of all style,
specials for Ked Letter Dav 10o
RAILROAD AT WAR ON CITY
Missouri Pacific Gets Restraining
Order Against Omaha.
TO BE ARGUED OUT MONDAY
( Hr Iruiuc. 1 0 ( ondrmu Prupertr
U lirtrralh and Mcbolna Dtreeta
4 ftallrunil Tikrt rrna
aa Stepa to Treveat It.
which. i among other pleaa. there !b a
claim that auch condemnation as lit pro
posed by the city of Omaha Is a violation
cf section one of the fourteenth amend
ment to the constitution of the United,
flutes. Attorneys, as a rule, delight to
delve Into constitutional law, and thq case
of the Missouri Pacific against the city of
Omaha will offer opportunity along- that
line.
The property Involved was originally
owned by the Omaha Belt Rallday com
pany, but according to the petition on
file In the United States circuit court the
Missouri Pacific Kailroad company pur
chased it from the Belt line January 19,
this year.
There la legal war between the Missouri
Pacific Kailroad company and the city of
Omaha war to determine whether the city
hall condemn the property at Fifteenth
and Nlcbolan Mreetn. upon which la lo
cated the freight depot, sidetracks and
other appurtenances of the plaintiff cor
poration. K. A. Frogan. local attorney for the Mis
souri Pacific, has secured from Judge
Munger of the United States circuit court
m temporary order restraining the city and
its agents from In any way interfering
with the property In question. This order
Is returnable next Friday, and at that time
the case will be argued on Its merits.
This action comes consequent to an ordi
nance passotl, by the city council July 6,
this year. In which It was declared neces
sary to appropriate the south thirty-eight
feet of lots & at.! . these lots being a part
of the Missouri Pacific depot grounds, also
the alley adjacent for the purpose of wid
ening Nicholas street from Sixteenth to
Thirteenth streets. The necessity of a
viaduct along this route wax alt-o declared
necessary, and a committee of freeholders
composed of Otto htuiiun. 11. A. Hobba
and O, A.' Sou was appointed to render
appiaissj of damagts Incident to the con
demnation of property required by the wid
ening of the street -and the construction
of the viaduct and lta approaches. "
The railroad attorney In hi petition
seta forth the assertion thaH there Is do
occasion for the . ".Mining of Nicholas
tieet at the point mentioned, that there
Is DO need of a vladurt as called for by
the council, end that If the property la
(juestlou is ccmlemled. It will require re
moval of the depot and other terminal
facilities, much to the damage of the rail
road. M:e Is laid upon the assertion
that the haiard ef Ufa and limb Is at a
minimum under preseut conditions and
ttat the alterations prupoked would only
Increase the dinger of crossing.
The petition Is a lengthy document. co--
ring nearly a. doea lypcwrittca paees In
"It Beat. Alt.'
This la quoted from a letter of M. Stock,
well. Hsunlbal. Mo.: "I recently used
Foley's Honey rnd Tar for the first time.
Ti aay I am pleased doea not halt ex
press my feelings. It beats all the remedits
I ever used. I contracted a bad cold and
was threatened with pneumonia. The first
uses gave giest relief and one bottle com.
pletely cured rre." Com una no opiates.
Sold by all druggists. . , .
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C a packages No. D and 6 Envelopes 10c and 10 Stamps
g 100 Paper Napkins, pretty design 10c and 10 Stamps
j 3 pkgs. Shelf Paper lOc and 10 Stamps
Box fine Stationery 10c and 20 Stamps
H Irish Linen Tablets 10c and 20 Stamps
g Post Card Albums I lc and 20 Stamps
Post Card Albums 3c and 30 Stamps
Wednesday
Hardware
Specials
45e Uwq Hakes, special Wed
nesday, at i 29
15c heavy wire Carpet Beaters,
at 5?
15c Yallard Label Stove Polish,
at 10
15c can Sapollrt Stove Pipe En
amel 9
7&c painted 3-gallon Oil Cans,
at 49
1.25 Savory Roasters, special,
Wednesday OS
25c Galvanized Iron Water
Pails JS
65c largo galvanized iron Wash
Tubs 49
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SATURDAY VK TOLD YOU ABOUT TI1K WONDERFUL LADIES'
SHOE VALUES WE ARE OFFERlNd
Regular S3, $3.50
b and 54 Shoes for...
And Saturday our department was the busiest shoe department In
Omaha, because people know that when we say that we will sell 4 00
shoes for $2.50, that lfg "bo."
These shoes come in button, lace, blucher, patent colt, cloth top, dull
leathers, with this season's short vamp, medium and high heels. All
this season's makes and leathers, the best regular 3.00 and 3.o0
and $4 Bhoes on the market again Wednesday, at Bennett's S' 50
OUR BARGAIN TABLE WEDNESDAY will be filled with patent'colt
and dull leather, button or lace, extra heavy soles. These shoes are
odd sizes, taken from our regular stock, and are exceptional values at
$8.60 Bargain Table Price Wednesday , jgj
Notice the Liberal Stamp Offers in ths Grocery De
partment for Wednesday and Thursday
V You get three or
four times the
strength of ordi
nary spices when
you specify
Bennett's Breakfast Cof
fee, Z ID. cans .. 4 o
l'ree with each can,
one bread and butter
plate.
liennett's Golden Cof
fee, special price 23c
Teas, atsoried. lb. ..6e
Kree wlt every pound
one bread) and butter
plate.
Tea Riflings, special.
pound pkg lie
6 pounds 7u Japan Klce
for . . . .' -uc
18 lbs. granulated tfugar
for $1.00
Tone Bros, import their
own pepper, einser, cin
namon, mustard, cloves,
etc Tones epices are of
full strencth, last longer
are more economical.
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Grocer's t
10c
send as
aims tor luli
sie pack,
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Euilt Tsika.
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j li Bussms Sf (mmmSix teun CsrtM
Preserve Special
Tea Garden Brand
California fruit,
Figs In Syr up,
Kaxpberry, Spiced
tnsax'hea. Blackber
ry, Loganberry, 40c
jars itOc
Snlder'a Chill Sauce, 10
stamps, hot lie.... !6c
Hartley's Orange Vfar
iiiHlade Jelly, Jar 20c
Double Hturnps on Cheese
and Hutterlne.
20c cans Franco-Ameri
can fciuups
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Quart Jar Spanish Olives.
Isrge too
Horseradish. new, five
fctHinp.H, bottle .... iUc
Hulled Beans with
chicken, b stumps lDc
Lima Beans 1th
Chicken, i slumps i!Ue
Plcalllll I'lckle. ten
HtHmps, quart Jar. .
MmiuK'li ANuragus, 10
Stumps, large can.. L'fx'
Tuna Fleh. 10 stamps.
can
Argo Gloss Starch. Fix
packaKes 2ae
Galllard Imported Olive
Oil, basket bottle, 1.'0
stamps 3ho.
OUT. Oil Sale
Galllard's pure Olive
Oil. gullon can $.' 7i
Gaillards pure Olive
(nl, half gallon tan,
at $1 4 J
Galllard's pure Olive
Oil. ouart can. 7r,r
Bennett's Capital Kver
green Corn. 3 csns iI5c
folk a Tomato y.jup. 4
cans
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frad. d.niisirjr at reee.ii.kl. yrtuea. l'vruvi aJu ftlllnga. Just
ik. tbe UMtiav Ail luaiTuueii refuiUg irUial aXiM e4:s
Vmjhd floor. paiton block
Oorcwr 16th aad Varna, m Btroeta.
The Bee Prints the N e ws
THE BEER YOU
5; yHAVEA CASE SENT HDHE
M; II CONIUMIM' Dt.TPtl.UTia
J0DN NITTLER
So. 2kh Slrat
Bty72X ExceptionaUr good BMdeL Mads
ti Unkof cloth. Medium bust, lonr skirt with
enenlnts In leoot, siring eaje when mrting. For
kMstna Swest8le3a Frlco $10
HERE'S a de
scription ot a
perfect corset.
A corset that' s sty 1 ish ,
comfortable, durable,
economical, one that
won't break nor rust; a
Kabo corset,
The manufacturers of
Kabo corsets are in the clos
est touch with Paris fashion
maker and almost as soon
as a new style appears in
Paris you can buy it here in
a Kabo model. There's a
Kabo model for every figure.
Be sure to ask to see the Kabo
form rrducirnf corset or the Kalo
, maternity supporter if you are inter
ested ia either of these subjects
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To Missouri,
Arkansas,
Oklahoma,
Louisiana, Texas,
Kansas
Tickets on sale first '
and third Tuesday
In each month.
Stopovers allowed on both
the going and return
journeys.
TH0S. T. GODFREY,
Pass.' and Ticket Agent,
1423 rar&ara Street,
or Union Station,
Omaha, Nebraska
lore's Some Domestic Room Bargains
That Should Compel a Ridy 8 O'clock Rssponsa
Sic Eiderdown, very heavy, fine
wool napped, Just the thing for
bath robes, dressing saeqnes, etc.
at 25 c
10c Fancy Outing Flannel; on sale
Wednesday, yard ....... . 8Mi
7Ux0 Khoettt, regular Bc values;
on sale 38?
Fine I U (jniy Illenkcts; sold reg
ularly for $.1.00; on sale Wed
nesday at ;. $3.25
Cotton Illaiiket Very special val
ues, pair .50 to $3.50
Wool Blanket Matchless at, per
pair. from. .$1.00 to $20.00
Cotton for Comforters Biggest assortment In Omaha on sale at, per
.roll
5 "P o $1.25
Now Sorgos, How Panamas
A swell line for selection, ranging from 50 to 5G inches
wide; the besl values ever per yard,
at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 to $3.00
Put Up Your reservsi Pears fiovf
We have a carload of extra Funny
New York State Kleffer Pears. These
are the flnext that have been In
Uinaha this season.
There Is nothinfr finer or cheaper
for canning; than Kleffer Pears.
Wednesday, Vi-buahel Basket. .. .650
Green Tomatoes for plckl.s,
I. urge market batikct 130
Green Peppers for plckl.s,
large market buskct 80o
Taney Sitrone for preserves,
each 7o
19 Ibs. Best Orannlat.d Suffar. .980
Our usual low prlcex on all freHh
vcKctaliles. Hutter, t'heene, t'ruckera,
Tca, t'offees and (.irouuries.
L,arKe heaiiM CHhbaise for kraut. ,
doren 600
TRY UAYDEU'S FIRSTS
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At Si3K O'clock . . ,
- Leaves Union Station, Omaha at 6 P. M.
Arrives Unin Station, Chiceo, 8 A. M.,
via-the
CHICAGO
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This is .the preferred train of Omaha business men.
The schedule is convenient. The meals in the dinning
cars are excellent and all the comforts of the club will
be found in the buffet library car.
. Two other daily trains to Chicago
- at 7:37 A. M. and 11:43 1. M.
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TICKETS: 1524 Farnam St.
T. A. NASH, Gen. Western Agent. OMAHA, NEB.
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KPTJVF r and fouthful vlt.t
ULiUVLia (uc ss a result of ever.
ora or mental eaertloa auouid laae
bKATI Na.HVs9 ItioU PILUi. It..
ill tuake va eat ami etaeu and be .
auaii aasla.
1 box, Boxes II IS fcr Malt
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1M.I. lata aao Dodge atreeta.
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Ces. ISIk M aaerma site. OsaaAa.
EM GRAVED STATIONERY
WEDDING INVITATIONS. ANNOUNCEMENTS
VISITING CARDS
All correct forms in current social usage engraved in the best
manner and punctually delivered when promised.
EMBOSSED M ONOG RAM STATI 0 N ER Y
and other worr execufed at prices lower than usually prevail
elsewhere.
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A. I. ROOT, Incorporated
1210-1212 HOWARD ST. PHONE D. 1604
