TI1K mill: OMAHA, SATVK1UY, NOVKMP.KK 12. 1010.
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Men's Gloves
Dross nud ptroot
glove Perrin's,
Nortlirup'M, Dent's
nnd Fowne's
Sweater Coats
Mnirfin'turr'n iim1 .im
plc imn' Km! yV P"t
ir rt nil ctilorn, worltt
up to t2 ro, Ht .
MOST REMARKABLE PURCHASE
v f'
45c-9Sc-$1.39
Mm li.ml nnt
pon i, worth lip l M.Ort,
i2.50 lo $198
$1.50 to $3.00
Hen's
Panta
Special Sale of Shirt
s
All
i1 pant
All new fall rattrn, blarH and white efforts, made by. aome of the
p. ten crl'
be"t shops In America. Shirts actually worth up to
31.39
35c
fyi In four
irfrnt had
worth up to
$5. at
Ever Hade by a Storo in Omaha
V 3.uo a nig sjuciM event snturiay
at v
Ilroken lota of tlen' 7&a and 91.00 KlilrU Negllgp
and (to If style, at
02.G0
Saturday
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On
Sale
Hen's Winter Underwear
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The Entire
Wholesaler of
Surplus Stock of a Nev York
Ilea's Hand Tailored Clothes, sold
to Us at a Yoaderful Sacrifice.
This wholesaler accepted a big loss on his entire surplus stock in order to
get cash. These suits and overcoats are the newest styles and the best qual
ities ever offered in a sale of this kind.
.ALL THE MEN'S FINE.
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OVERCOATS
and SUITS from the big purchase
These suits and overcoats come in all sizes, all the
newest patterns and shades all wool.
Actually worth Up to C1G.00 at . .
.ALL THE MEN'S FINE
31 , y
OVERCOATS
, and SUITS from the big purchase
Every overcoat and suit is strictly all wool and
hand-tailored the season's newest ideas.
ctually worth Up to $22.50 at . .
In the Basement
j Overcoats & Suits p
from the N. Y. Wbolewla etock
worth up to $12.50, t
QrraonmTililHW
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98
Men's Vests
Worth up to $3,50, at
Men's and Young Men's Vests, of flannels,
piques and mercerized materials clever de
tigns and worth up to $3.50,'
w .. .. . . k
Manufacturer's samples men's
wool underwear, in ribbed nnd
flat weaves all colors worth
'I I0:00: 75c-98c
Men's Extra Heavy Medicated Fleeced Shirts and Drawers $1
values, at 39c and 50c
Men's $1.25 Heavy Ribbed Union Suits, at 79c
Men's Full Fashioned Union Suits, Sterling make, $3.98 $5.50
Root's Medicated Wool Underwear shirts and drawers on sale
at 1.50 to $2.00
Omaha Agents for Munsing; Union Suits $1.00 to $1.50
Norfolk and New Brunswick Health Underwear, shirts and draw
ers, at $1.25 to $4.50
3 DIG SPECIALS In MEN'S WEAR In BASEMENT
Mens extra Heavy rieeced and rib- i Men s negligee and golf shirts i Men's and boys' worsted sweater
7 -TV
Dea underwear, wortn up to i; worta up to 11.00 basement, coats all colors worth up to
basement at.. .39 354 50 I at 35 n.25; basement at 40
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BOYS CLOTHES
Boys' Combination Suits strictly
all wool materials rich browns
and grays. One double breasted
coat two pairs knick- $
erbocker pants; $6.50
values, at I
Doys' Overcoats
AVe ehow the largest variety of
boys' nobby overcoats, in ages 3
to 16 years
at $2.50, $3.50 $5 and $7.50
IVIciVq Shoes
Brandeis saves you money on every
pair of men's shoes you buy here."
The quality is guaranteed and you
owe it to yourself to get the best
wearing and most comfortable
shoe you can get for your money.
Shoes for winter wear, $0.50
with cork fillings, At. . . " "
Special for Saturday Sir hundred pairs
me&'i welt sewed shoes, In black and tan
worth up to $4.0U 2 fj
I lent Lines of Boys' Shoe for School and
dress wear
at ,
$2.00, $2.50
Mallory Cravcnettc Hats for Hen 0123
All the Mallory hats and high grade sample soft and stiff hats- fff
all are new fall styles values up to 8.60: Saturday at.. J
World renown John B. Stetson hats .We are sola agenta for the celebrated
latest fall stylet, soft and derbies
at 83.50
Men's 8ample Caps at COc Vv inter
caps, the sample lines of two eastern
manufacturers worth up to $2.00
at -50
Brandela Special soft and stiff hats
at $2.00
Wilson Derby Hat of Denton, Eng
land. BeBt English hat made, 82,50
Boys' Winter Caps, fur lined bauds
at 25 49f ! 08
Children's all wool Stocking Caps; 76o
values at 40
Children's Pur Hats $6.00 values
t ...-.$2.98
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BRANDEiS STORES
VACANCIES AT THE CITY HAIL
Tiuinbing Inspector and City, Comp
troller Officei Soon Vacant.
CCtSIP ABOUT THE CHANGES
I'ulitlclaaa Ffaara There la I'haace
for a t'oaaulltlatloa, the Mam aa
In 4h Offlee of
Trea.arrr.
Two offlret in the city hall will b v
c1 by the election cliansea and a new
p. limbing iDMpeclor and a new city comp
troller will have to be provldfd before
nct aprlns. Unlemi plan to do away with
the city comptroller' Job materialise. Mr.
i.oberk aucceasor us comptroller, if there
Is one. will be elcclej by the city council
lien Mr. Ibeck resign about March 4.
nud Mr. Lynch' aucrussor a plumbing
laspctor, must be appointed by the mayor
by January I.
The arrangement of the comptroller's Job
ii unnicwhut up In the air ber-auae of the
agitation that Is Juat beginning to make
it.elf known In favor of consolidating the
ofice with the formerly existing
"nty office, which will be revived for the
purpose. There used to be a county comp
t.olUr. but this job was taken away and
tlia duties conferiied upon the county
dark last January, but for the purposes
of consolidation of the county and city
n f fairs, the office could ba recreated.
A number of city and county olltiiians
i.i e of the opinion that it will not be Ions
I u fore all the city and county orftct-a are
consolidated and Omaha be matin a county
us lias been done in many metropolitan
centers of population.
"All we need is coneollUution with South
Omaha," said r'runk r'uray, who holds the
only combination office now, operating the
city and county treaiiurei ship, "and when
we can do that we will have our county
and all of the offices can be brought to
grtlier a they should be."
In fore and rushing everything before the
cold weather stops' the progress. H. Lernm,
foreman for the McQowan & Jacobson Co.,
contractors, declares that If he can get the
roof on in time he will easily be able to
finish In time.
Human Fly on
City National Bank
Dare Devil Gilds the Ball on Top
of the Flag-staff oa New
Skyscraper.
A little ball of gilt that stands against
the ky fifty feet above the top atory of
the City National Bank building waa the
roosting place Friday for a human fly.
The crowds below stopped to star up at
him as ha climbed up th pole and fettled
himself to gild the ball, lie hung there
In all sorts of precarious positions, 262 feet
above the hard pavement, apparently quite
oblivious to his situation. If he did realise
It all. It waa only in a spirit of bravado
and he gave himself a few extra twists
occasionally Just to give the crowd a
pleasant shuddery sensation.
All morning long the people in the win.
dows of buildings all over the buslnesi
section of th city kept their eyes upoi
hi antic, and there wera many sincere
sighs of relief when he came down to th
comparative security of the roof above
the sixteenth story.
I.lfeloas; Bondage
toV dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
trouble 1 needless. Electric Bitter I
the guaranteed remedy. 50c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
The Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads.
AGED MAN PUT UNDER BOND
Lewis W. Drlaroll ia Arraiaraed i
Use Coartt Statatory Charare
Made by Girl.
Louis W. Drlscoll was arraigned in polio
court Friday morning on a statutory
charge. Several of his friends from Hot
Bprlng. 8. ., from whence Drlsooll came
yesterday to give himself up to the Omaha
police, went on his bail, which waa set by
Judge Crawford at 11.000. The preliminary
hearing was set for next Wednesday morn,
ing.
It Is alleged the: Drlscoll gave a 13-year-
old girl doped candy three weeks ago In
Omaha. The girl' parents obtained a war
rant for his arrest, but not until after
the man had gone to Hot Springs. A son
of Diiscoll heard of the warrant and notl
fled his father. Drlscoll la 71 years old.
WORK ON NEW POWER
HOUSE IS BEING RUSHED
If I re seat Gtt Weather Reea
Bolldlac to Be LVea
Tla.e.
Omaha' chance of having its new Hiieet
lailway poer liou ready for oocupancy
lint June aa as expected depends greatly
on whether the fin weather that lias kept
ip o long alll continue f, r another week
r tun day. Th big building with Us
.naiiy tuns or steel Is ail ready for the '
iein.nl construction roaring-, but because
f unnecessary delay In the bringing of
iistertala the rout hss not been started,
.'i.t now th material have arrived and It
ill take about ten day to place it.
If th roof of tmnt ran not be laid lm
.e.l!'.Jy It will be ot.ltged to he ?ut In at
lj times when the weather I moderate
:uiiiig th winter, but much of the Inside
turk ill be delued Urtu.a It cannot be
I In weather below f reeling.
The two big boilers. ." horsepower esch
are In, and Saturday has burn set as llw
day fur testing them. One-half of the steel
auik la uu 14 tons having been placed.
(SrK'klejsrs and cemeut workers are present
Look for 'the Proof
Behimd the Talk!!
Would you pay $23.00 for a, iin, uew, stylish raiueoat or waterproof overcoat if you
cimM get it for $14.80? Or $18.00 for one that you can select here any day for $11.30?
Xot if you are careful of what you do with your money.
You, sir or madam, cannot afford to pay your good money for raincoats without know
ing what are our qualities, our styles, our prices. AYe originated the idea of selling rain
coats direct from manufacturer to wearer. We have no middlemen. We make one profit
and that a fair one. Y-O-U save two profits for yourself that of the jobber and re
tailer. This is tho only exclusive raincoat store in Omaha. Nowhere else can you get
such raincoat values as here at Southeast corner Sixteenth and Davenport streets. Won't
you conic in and look for the proof behind the talk!
Hen and Women! Sec These New, FRESH
RAINCOATS and WATERPROOF Overcoats
Cur Price. Elsewhere.
$14.80 for $25.00
913.80 fur $22.50
$11.30 fur $18.00
$10.30 for $10.00
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Our Price. Kluewhere.
$9.00 ......for $13.50 Coats
$8.50 for $12.50 Coats
$7.00 for $10.00 Coata
$5.80 for $ 8.00 Coats
Wc kiM jett t.c
stars vtsthtr coat
Gst vtat far
S2.C3t$t2.3
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E. Corner 16th and Davenport Sts. Hotel LoyaJ Block
HAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED
Set 4 if (tt f
erder ky uti. Ik.-
kltc'wi faUi:cea
or Etiity lick.
Cyii Sttwdiy
sail 10 t.H
I stui
The life-saving boat,
tossed like a cork on the waves,
may seem small enough to the poor
ship-wrecked passengers waiting to be
rescued. But we know that it is a
rdy craft and will bring them safely to shore.
A mended diet may seem a small thing to those
whose digestion troubles them, whose nerve arc on
edge, but we know that
.-..V- a,V 1
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GROUND CHOCOLATE
the most delicious, nutritive and satisfying of all
beverages will do wonders in building up your system.
It does so without undue stimulation. It is abso
lutely pure and relished alike by old and young, by
delicate and strong.
D. Ghirardelli Co.
Since 1852