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Tuesday the Bargains Vnli be E?e& setter
In Our Great Sale of the Entire
N. Y. Dressmaker's Stock
The erVrvtd. at the dressmaking Kale were enormous
but the 'stock' was of such gTeat projxrtions it could not he
shown all. in one day. Tuesday new lots will be brought
forward 'to fill the nquaren and counters.
Unmade Dress Robes at 33.98
All theunmade dress robes, broadcloths, novelty suitings,
rough weaves and tailored suitings. Exclusive patterns
of 5, Cy and 7 yards for entire robe or suitable for 3Q AO
automobile coat many worth up to $20, at vOvO
Exquisite Laces Dress Trimmings
llighelasR foreign novelties, Venetian point, Irish point and
Irish crochet, rich Orientals, silk embroidered bands, real
crochet and Princess laces. Also finest French and Swiss
embroideries, batistes and linen flouncings. bands, gal
loons, medallions, etc. some worth up to $2.00 a yard
IN SIX BIG LOTS ON BARGAIN SQUARES.
15c, 25c, 39c, 49c, 69c and 98c
New Lots of Fine Silks
and Velvets Brought Forward
Choice Persian silks, silk Marquisettes, gauzes, brocades,
pompadour silks, crepe de chine, crepe luxor, soie de mes
caline, peati de gant from the dressmaking stock t
made to sell at $5 a yard, at. yard P A
All the Mcssaliaesfrom the Dressmaking Stock
Comprising the evening tints arid street shades at QA
less than half the regular price, per yard OiC
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SPECIAL SALE
Silk Petticoats
in Our Basement
A great special purchase of
high class silk etticoats. Made
of excellent quality silk in blacks
and colors, including many very
fine Dresden patterns. Made with
flounces, ruffles, tucks, etc. .
They are worth up to $4- and $4.."0
In two lots in basement, at
$1.98 and $2.98
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Don Much to Enhanos tha Fopnlarlty of Our
Ladies' Suit Dept.
Itamniah TalloraA Bnoten Mistars Baits sad
Baantlfnl Black Coats, at
We are whoa In a lare assortment of thoae
much wanteil ' ScotPh mixture anils. They
come In hlark and while, Rreen utvl white,
and hae Juat a tomb of nd to adit to
their altractlvenea". Tliev nre cut with
thlrtv-lm-h eenit-flttlus Jacket, lined
with' a beiiutiful Krle 'f satin unit
have Rrepn velvet collars. Th aklita are
combination iIhI(1 and Hide flounce, taJloiel
bv n limine that inaken very high grade
nrll kimwn innn's enit, (rlvlnR
Ihefp suits h lienui Ifnl mannish
tailored pffrct and we are
aelllnit them for only
Lon Bl-ck Coats for Women $19.30
We are showing n very bwpII tailornd t.'oat. in
all word broadcloth. 4-lncli k-nmh, lined
throughout with aatln, cut with seml-flitlnir
bm k. hus lone roll -bawl collar with Inlaid
velvet and trimmed with black i J ASd
sir
One of the new ones black velret
topping hlsli arch, no and a o,uurti r
Inch heels. Another la lilRh cut with
a three-Inch collar of Ituinlan pon
fur with tdack tael. Another with
tha patent collar and black taasel
Tlie new black Sue.de button boot 1
made VHinpIca the front scani run
nln( down to the toe with fancy dia
mond tip. Thin boot la also deco
rated with lascls.
If you are looking; for the latest
thlnft In ladies' hoota we have them
made to our order. We buy no Job
lotn and cull them "sample".
See our nouth window for a atren-
iiouh line of up-to-date 13 shoes for
women folks.
Sorosis Sine Store
South l.Vh 8t.
1I5ANK V1MX)X, Mgr.
braid. 1 hese coats are excep
tionally well tailored and an
excellent barisatn, for
New Wool Tailored
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Dresses
In chiffon. Panamas, combination flounce and
pleated Mklrt yoke, trimmed with silk and
emnroldery. These dreaaen come In black,
tirown and blue, alea 34 to 42.
Remarkably pretty dreses for
street and house wear sold this
week for only
rranch Lynx Bats at $10.00 Come In black
and lirown, large murr and shawl,
acarf, wonderful values, fiir this
week only
$12
black
$10
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I Hundreds of Women Made Glad Today
n AT OUR GREAT
BLACK SILK SALE
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NEW BOX COMPANY TO START
Concern to Be Opened in Thirty Dayt
Fills Want.
OMAHA CORRUGATED BOX CO.
Atw i;talthnejt Will Have Two
Thousand Yrri of "pace and h
Prodacl 'Will fl apply Ones
Territory 1 Wot.
' A new and needed manutarturing Indua
try will beif.'n operatlona within thirty
4ay. This .a liie recently Incorporated
fmiaha Corrugated Box company, which
will make a practical ahlpp.ns package
lor auch artlclca a clKars. splcea, coffeca.
cereals and almlliii- lry artlcicH.
A building; for Jhe use of the company
in being erected at Twenty-acventh and
plcrtha atreefs, t.lc-h w 11 provide J.ly
auuara feet of 'ftoci' apace. Although the
Company beglpa 0k rations on a compara
tively amull male, employing about thirty
tiands, no concerp lia begn work here
with a better proapect for order, because
Ihera la no competition between Chicago
and the Pacific ocean, and large orders
for almilar articles now go from her tu
Milwaukee anil Chicago.
. Local florist and packing houses, which
aura likely to be the greatest users, have
Utn obliged 'b ,tlu; fast to buy In larger
than desirable quanttll.ia at a alngle time
and to provide atorago for the sh pmenla.
Also orders have bad to be placed three
ajid (our moniha ahead, and this will now
sw done away with
I Allen M. ftohlneoiwla the president of the
ew company and ' NY. M. levltt is vice
president. The secretary la H. D. Robin
son. Mr. Allen Rob'nson Is also connected
with the Wooden Package Manufacturing
company, the building of which adjoins the
factory now being erected.
The new company will Import corrugated
board in all grades and will manufacture
for a large part of the west aa well as sup
plying local demand.
Plan Help tor
Needy Widows
Associated Charities is Arranging for
a Pension Fund for Win
ter Months.
For suffering n-oir.nnhood
there is no greater agony
than aching feet. And for
these women we have a mes
sage 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 a human
foot; as to fit, they fit the foot
like ,a fine kid glove .would the
hand. They are made of the
finest kid leather in lace and
button. Prices range:
$1.75 lo $4.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
ron one of them. Well. If not, don t mij'B coming tomor
row and bring your neighbor, for this Is a golden opportunity
to buy tha most beautiful high grade and guaranteed
black allka at ridiculounly low prices. We bought thl.
wonderful stork from one of the beat known standard allK.
manufacturers of the world, for S10.000 apot cash. We aecured
every yard of hla nvnalnlng this year's silks, aa he was hard pressed :
for cash. Our offer on this mammoth atock was accepted at a.
shameful sacrifice of its original cost.
coma tomorrow. Hot tha saring. Bring your nelghbora.
24-lnch black H1IK, rur waisis,
drosses, house gowna, kline-
38-lnch black pea 11 de aolc, very
heavy, In deep lustre, cheap at
t.lSt for this sale only ..
at 890
nna, etc., non-muasable, wash
able, the most aervlceabla Bilk
made, worth ', thla Bale 890
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The central ofl'icv of the Associated
charities is beginning to make plans for
the hfavy work of caving for the pool
during the cold weather and one schemo
that has been much dixcitHsed that of pro
viding a pension fund for widows will
probably be put Into operation.
"There are a number of famlllua In the
city." said Miss Junta, secretary of the
Associated charities." which get along
very well In the summer time when there
are no fuel mills. The older children ran
then remain at home and care for the little
I onea and the mother can go out and work.
But In the winter the older children have
to go to school, expenses are very muoh
higher, and things are very much harder.
"Many women thus left with large fam
ilies are not altogether dependent and do
all the ork they are capable of doing.
What they want Is a little help at critical
times and It would not require a very large
fun,; to give ihetn the necessary aid. We
expect to make a,i especial effort to get
ontrlbutlons for men a fund as the need
s ve:y great and the cases are worthy of
liate,r we can do."
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Thcrs N c:i. i;;h Kondon's Catsrrhal
Jrliy in thl lire mL)le tor everaldMy'
tisatr.ici.l vri'mfii tKiv lu.lnnc ruliel
liom vol I In tlie head or nn .al catarrh.
'I wnn lul, puia reineOy iio kadI
tarv t.ib.. hi apyb-l duotl ta the. rw
.ii (.! . It i ko kooihnig arvl bcuiing
thiit it fives iuittid rclu!, and lis cun
tn ueluo r-, m-ic permanently all tonus
c( . .ii.. mi. o.rr :iiM) drugiU soil tt
in 2So snd t lul . Uotors. nure.
iiratk.- st rc. vimuokl It. kveoour sin
pia will cn4i you. A-k your drug
gist or wrl (uday iorfras kujpie.
Hondo Mauir1actinln Co. '
Fvcn Pure
l.nourjb
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La Sanitary
23c & fto
Tub.
FREE
i CAN BUTLER IS APPOINTED
! ON BIG STATE COMMITTEE
1 Mayor l ave Names Local Mia tu Help 1
Oct Data for l.eastoe of j
Municipalities. j
City t'leik Iun flutter of Omaha ha been !
appointed by Maor I.ovc of Lincoln as I
a member of a committee to establish forj
the Nebraska League of Municipalities a i
municipal reference bureau. The other 1
members of the commute, are Prof. I.. K. 1
Ayleswortn of the state university and I. 1
C tin nmn. city clerk of Lincoln. TIxm !
three nun will confer and Investigate tha j
feasibility of establishing for Nebraska r. !
bureau such as exlkts In W'lxcotudn and '
some other atatea for the aid of city gov
ernments and state leKlalatur-e. The,
J league of Nebraska Municipalities will
1 make an especial effort Ibis year to have
I the rights of cities more llleially defined I
j by the legislature, and the bureau ftl be
I expected to gather Information that will
aid this cause.
VELLASTIC is highly
elastic. That accounts for
the cqmfort of its smooth
easy fit. '
vELLASTc
Ribbed FleeceUnderwear
Its velvety fleece is pratefully
warm. VELLASTIC ives
better protection against the
cold than many of the heavier
UDilerwears.
It is wonderfully durable be
cause the peculiar weave of its
ribbed fabric won't allow the
inner fleece to wash out, knot
or mat.
For the Whole Family
VELLASTIC is made in sep
arate and union garments
forM en. Women nd Child
ren at Sk and no. At vour
l'oi dealer, and look fr tha
iV"W bod ifardshleld. Iiinvour
sit iffcTtikird- Writnfor HoJv-
Barl l u'lerwrnr hook.
UTiCA KNITTING CO., UT1C A. N. T.
Maken of B"d grti I ' n p t wear mc 1 a rti ag
Lmt'doa. TU)( i ipriagta
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ONDER
Made Dy The Ifli QRICER
ff
Process
MANY wear "Dorothy Dodd" shoes
to w,hom price means nothing.
They want the correct shoe and would
have "Dorothy Dodds" if they cost twice
the money
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3Pr in
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It's the Farmer's Turn
Now, So Turn to Farming
Erery year you pay mora for your living. And most
of th extra money from your pocket goes into the
farmer's. He's the man who can afford automobiles. Ha Urea
liko a king in hit modern home, with its telephone and lighting
plant and bath room, with modern machinery to do the chores
that used to drive the boy to the city, lie raise ell of his
food, drives a food horse aa well aa his motor car, and buys
mortgages nowaday Instead if giving them. The citiea are
overcrowded. The only possible chance for a man with a small
capital lie in agriculture.
The best chance for the least money are in th Southwest,
where traffic is cheap, school and comforts abound on all sides,
and million of acre of first rate arable land still to be bought
at ridiculously low prices. Oklahoma, Southern Missouri, the
Texas Panhandle, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico and East
ern Colorado have land to spar.
IMPORTANT: Tka Rock Inland's Agricultural Bureau will help yoa
malts rour farm success aupplr espart information at to what to
raiae, whan to plant your crops, and tha markets where your produce is
asoat ia demand, Stata how much you can invert, where you want lo
and what you want to crow.
Addrossi L. M. ALLEN,
PaMensarTraffle Manager
2039 La Sails Station
Cklcaco
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Third Vico-Preudsnt.
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"iiirRrrSwTn'Sli-naS '
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l-JMt la. ask
$4, $4.50 and $5
Bennett Company
a. rut c - -
iUaiik'J
An Ideal Office
is enc ia whick canvcniencc mi loca
tion is combined with first class serv
ice. An opportunity to secure such
an office is now offered by
. 4
Trick' '
The Bee Building The "Triple-Trick" Roaster
A fw rooms are vacant and you are invited to in- IS
2a
Roliablo
Dentistry
Krlahtfol Mi.aaaaa
j of the stoma' ti, liver turper. Isaie back
and steak kidneys are overcome by Kiectilo
Hitters. CuarantetKl. swu. r'ur sale by
Beatua Drug la
V Tafl'sOe
A few rooms are vacant and you are invited to in-
epect thein.
Large ground (lour room facing Farnam street J iiBt
west of entrance to the building. One of the finest office
rjoma In the city. Has an exceptionally large vault and Is
well lighted. Also has an entrance from the court of the
building.
Kooni 628 On the sixth floor, with 310 square feel "
of floor space with a vault and stationary wash stand.
Price $25.00 per month.
Room 3"-0 On the third floor, with over 400 square "
feet of floor space. Vault and stationary wash, stand. Kins
north light. Specially adapted for draughting work. I'rice
140.00 per month.
Kooui 8i!tt On the north side, fifth floor, with a par
tition dividing the room iuto two. Stationary wash stand.
Blze over 200 square feet. Trice fla.00 per mouth.
Iloom 410 On the west aide of the building, on the
fourth floor, facing the city ball. Has a stationary wash
stand. Size of ot room over 276 square feet. Price 120.00
per month.
' THL BEE BUILDING COMPANY
Bee Business Office 17th and Farnam Sts.
tai dooms
1 he 1 rime
A BOON for the Housewife
A FIND For Her Daughter
AWOIIAN'S INVENTION for women's
comfsrt convenience, food and fuel
economy. A whole kitchen outfit in
itself insures a greater measure of leisure
for the housewife and better and more health
ful foods for the family.
And now for "the. Maiden fair to see,"
' For something novel in "Afternoon tea,"
For a theater supper "just for two,"
Here's just a hint of what she can do
In the Versatile "TRIPLE TRICK"
Welsch Rarebit Cheese Dreams
Veal Birds Fig Favors
Club Sandwiches Nut Teas!
Broiled Oysters Toasted Muffins
Com Roast Marshmallow Roast
A boiklet telling how tt prepare these and. other Hood
thias is ilna FflEE with esch 'TRIPLE TRICK"
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Ost lUa " Vsar.
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