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JANUARY CLEARING SALE OF
iJEWEILIR'V
Thin is our annual clearance of all our jewelry. We have reduced
the prices on our moat beaulful and deslrabto goods. No aale like this
ever bHd In Omaha
Women's, Men's and Boy's
Watches standard movements and
cases at prices never before quoted
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All the opera glasses in Morroco
finish, all sizes, Le Maire and
Iris are the world "s best, your
cholc. at. per pair. J3.08
ATI our Imported belt pins, belt
buckles, brooch pins arid La Val
lleres a one-half regular prices.
All the Imported fancy hatpins,
bracelets, tie pins, fine diamond
rings, diamond set bracelets,
brooch, etc., at great special re
ductions. Men's 10k solid gold cuff links,
at, per pair $1.39
Men's Sterling Silver cigarette
rases. Women's Vanity Cases,
Men's solid gold smoking eels, at
special prices.
All the 72-inch imported fancy chains, in gun metal.
platinum and Sterling silver, inlaid with fancy stones "a4
half price, Sterling silver pay as you enter purses fancy
white stone pendants set in Sterling silver, party bandeaus,
gold inlaid or with fancy sets, all about one-half the regu
lar pvics
On front bargain square we offer all the imported belt pins,
cuff pins, tie pin sets, brooches, rings, etc., that are
worth to $1.00, in one great lot for Saturday, each, . ,uuj
The Latest Mil.inery Craze is
The Aviator Bonnet
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These are those stunning new closely knitted caps, that will
wash beautifully, finished with rosettes and streamers,
very chic, white tops with red border, red tops with white
border, as well as the white and grey and white
and blue combinations, cleverest nesr styles in Aft
Omaha, very special, at VwO
Four Special Sales in Basement
Men's extra heavy fleeced under
shirts and drawers, worth 60c
at 20
Men's negligee shirts, worth up to
$1.00, each
t 30
Men's lambs wool fleeced under
wear, worth $1.00. each
35 and 50
Men's and Boys' wool and worsted
sweater coats, worth up to $1.50,
t .....50 and 75
SI HASKMENT PI CIALS
Women's I 're snd Walklnc Bkirts,
worth lip to 7. r. 0. $2 98
Women's Night (low ns, fheniiaes. Skirt,
Corset Covers and Drawers, ""JOo
worth tOo mid 75c t u"1
a HASEMENT IPECIAUS
Women's I. nee Trimmed nnd Embroid
ered Cornet roers. worth 1 Ca
tip to ., at
Children' Winter Cloaks that are worth
up to $3 50 each, at,
each
91.50
MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE
Women's Fur Coats
EVER HELD IN THE WEST
A New York manufacturer of Fur Coats was overstocked after the holidays, and was glad to
sell us his entire stock on hand at half price. We are enabled in this way to make the greatest bar
gain offers in Fur Coats in our entire history for Saturday.
This firm was maker of
popular and medium priced
Fur Coats. They are all
good styles and made of de
pendable furs. Every style,
every length and every pop
ular kind of fur is included.
$25 Genuine Belgian Sable Conle
Coats, at 81S.50
$35 Fine Black Sable Conle Coats,
$17.50
$4 5 Black and Brown 60-inch
Conle Coats, at $33.50
$50 Brown Sable Conle 52-lnch
Coats, at $25.00
$50 52-Inch Alaskan Pony liat,
grey collar and cuffs, at $25.00
$75. 4 2-inch beautiful China Mink
Coat, at 535
$85, 62-Inch extra quality China
Mink Coat, at $43.50
$98. 60-inch Fine Wool Seal Coat,
at $39
$98, 50-lnch Near Seal Coat, at,
only $45
CARACUL COATS
Here is an offer of good,
reliable caracul coats of
heavy silky caracul with
good heavy linings, actually
worth $15.00 to $22.50, at--
$10 nd $15
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We also include in this
wonderful sale all the Fur
Coats from our own regular
stock at prices so greatly rt
duoed that they equal the
bargains in the big special
purchase.
$125, 50-lnch fine quality Near
Seal Coat, at $50
$165, 50-lnch beautiful striped
panelled Brook Mink Coats, at,
only $85
$50 beautifully marked Russian
Pony Coats, at $33.50
$125 52-Inch White Conle with
Alaska Fox collar, at $-19
$275, 52-lnch Hudson Bay Beaver
Coat, at $185
$200, 52-lnch Sable Squirrel Coat,
at $95
$200 beautiful Persian Lamb Coat,
at $95
$25, 30-inch Genuine Wool Seal
Capes, at $10
$15 39-inch fine Curley Astrak
han Capes at $5.98
WOMEN'S COATS
One great lot of up-to-date winter
cloaks in colors, black and mix
tures, they are worth
up to $17.60, at
$8.9$
Women's Plush Coats, a good se
lection for Saturday worth up to
$35 each,
at
:$17.50-$25
-4 pleached Fo
eroft Sheeting
better than Auro
ra, at, yard
21c
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Saturday A Special Sale
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Slightly mussed sheets and overstocks from the mills.
Such lots that are sold at a loss by the mill are offered only
to the largest buyers of sheets and pillow cases in the coun
try. Rrandeis Stores offers for Saturday:
Plain and Hemstitched Utica, Fruit of the Loom Dwight
Anchor and other well known brands of bleached sheets, in
sizes 72x90, 81x()0, 81x99 and 90x99. Choice here Sat
urday, while they last, each, cr J AOx
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PILLOW CASES 121c EACH
All the pillow cases from the mill, overstocks and those that have
been slightly mussed from handling at the mill, same 4 (ll
brands and grade as sheets, in one lot, 1 I
at. each XUlKi
We would advise early shopping on the above three special lots
for they will be sold Saturday noon.
Utica and Pequot Wide Bleached Sheeting
10-4 width Bleached Utica or Pequot Sheeting, 37 He value, at per
yard
30
CUT FLOWERS
A great quantity of Fin Home Grown
Carnations, regular 75C kind, a spe
cial for Saturday,
at, per dozen,
only
Funeral designs our specialty.
39c
ART NEEDLEWORK
Stamped Pillow Cases.
Soft finished bleached muslin,
stamped with scalloped and
fancy design, size 21x36
Inches Main Floor
per pa(r
48c
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SCOTCH LINEN a
CALLING CARDS 49C
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Put up In tin Idlest etyles, on the very
beat grade 'of cardboard. Bualneaa cards
at lowent price. We alao print wedding
li.vltations. announceinenta, at home earda,
etc., at price lower than elsewhere.
BRANDE1S STORES!
9-4 width Bleached Utica or Pequot Sheeting, 36c value, at per
yard ....S8
8-4 width Bleached Utica or Pequot Sheeting, 32o values, at per
rd 25
-4 wiam uieacnea utica or requot Kneeling, sue value, at per
yarl 22
6-4 width Bleached, Utica or Pequot Sheeting, 27c value, at per
yard -..20tf
46-inch width Bleached Utica or Pequot Sheeting, 22c value, at per
yard
170
42-Inch width Bleached Utica or Pequot Sheeting, 30c value, at per
yrd 15
Aurora or PeppereU Sheeting
10-4 width Bleached Aurora or PeppereU Sheeting, at per yard,
on
ily
27
9-4 width Bleached Aurora or PeppereU Sheeting, at per yard,
only ... ....... 2rd
8-4 width Aurora or PeppereU Sheeting, at, per yard 23l
BRANDEIS DRUG DEPT.
Our Saturday Specials
60 Br. Ontvas Tooth owdtr. . . Bo
8M aanltol TtCi Cream 140
854 Ulao Taionm fowdtr So
To Vomapaln Muil Creatn . . . 4S0
60 Xutrajn'a BCUk Wad Oraam. . . 3o
BOo Java ISloa Fowlir S6o
SAo Melba raoa rowdw ISO
SSo Stanitol towltr 14o
too Willi Boa or Xioouat Blossom
par os ao
BBZAX.Ii BSMBBZBa.
Don't foriet that we art a Rexall
store. i
Rexall Orderllea loo, BBa an Boo
Rexall Uyapepala Tablats B5o sad 4Ao
Rexall Cold Tablet. lo
W guarantee Raxall Hair Tonic to
stop the hair from fallins. If It
falls, we will refund your money to
you. price. Mo and $1
B oakea Ivory Boap lc
I lb. ao-Maia Team Borax so
lOo Bhlnola ....To
8Bo Blilnola Ootflt lo
V ATEflT MSDIOZBZa.
Stic ("Hatorla.. 38o
too Horllck'a Malted Milk 46c
60c Syrup of Klga 4Bc
II Duffy's Pure Malt SSo
$1 Lydla Plnkham'a Vegetable Com
pound 880
MUD. TAXB'B TOILET ABTICX.I!K
6Uo Almond Blnaaom Cream 4Bc
fl Almond Bloeom Cream SSo
II. GO Hkl.i Creama $1.85
2TiO Mme. Tnle'a Hair Tnnlo 830
60c Kaoe Powdvr 40o
Don't fall to aea Mine. Tale's epe
cial demonstrator If Ititerealed In
toilet articlea She will be with ua
Just a week or two longer.
WOODMEN LEASE TO THE CLUB
Convmercial Club Securei Two Floor
in New Structure.
PASSES WITH NO OPPOSITION
I'.ru.lrn for Othrr l.ocatlona Kali Ito
Line After. Hearlaisi Heor of
tke SpeilaJ Qarter
(ommltlrt.
The Commercial ciud will be located on
the seventeenth and eighteenth floors of
the Woodmen of the World building. The
leaaa will be signed Baturday or Monday.
Final and definite action was taken by the
board of directors of the Commercial club
Friday noon before that body elected the
new executive committee. The vote was
unanlmoua, which Is orf the surface a sur
prlaa In view of tha conteat. which haa
raged between advocates of the Union Pa
cific building and the Woodmen building.
Hut several thing happened between
Thuraday at p. m. and the meeting Fri
day noon.
The special quarters rdmmlttee of the
club met with the Woodmen Thuraday
night at the Omaha club and again Friday
morning and at adjournment Juat before
noon had a definite and generally satisfac
tory proportion to submit to the directors
or to the new executive tommltteo.
The dlrectore heard thia propoeltion and
voted for It aa ona man. Soma men pres
ent and voting aye atlll preferred the
X'nlon Taciflo building, but they realized
that a fight was absolutely useless.
AVurd M. Hurgesa. chairman of the spe
cial committee on new quarters, was the
man who reported his committee had ap
pro ed the Woodnteu offer. It satis
factory In every way to hltn, he ald.
This was the signal for the grand a rsjnble
for Hie hurul w h,-mu. Prominent among the
men who climbed aboard was John I.. Sic
Cngue. leader of the fnton Pacific forces.
Mr. McCague roxe and said "II gave him
great pltacure t. second the motion to ap
piovo the committee report." With Mr.
Uurgefs and Mr. McCague moving and
vecomliiiK to take the Woodmen offer,
other members of the I'nlon Pacific band
bad not much heart for further fight.
Terms Are lf actor .
The terms the Woodmen offer are what
reallx-v settled the question which haa pro
duced iti'irii fueling In the club lately and
which really threatened disruption If cer
tain events hai'pened- Aa matters atand
now. complete and perfect peace and good
feeling runt, and the club, which stood on
the blink of a chasm of Internal dissension,
Is row far away from such danger.
The club will be in the new quarters at
Fourteenth and Farnam atreeta by July,
l'i: The club will occupy the entire sev
enteenth at id eighteenth floor a and will
l.ae there floor space of l7Tl a iuare feet.
Including elevator ahafts. Excluaive of
shafts the f'oor tace Is to be IK.3 kquare
feet.
The club Is to pay an annual rental of
111 .VW a year. The Woodmen agree to
wldrn the stairway between the two floors
so tl.at It will be far broader than the
general atalrway In the building. F.xpreas
elevator avrvtco will be Installed from 11:30
until 2 p. m.. which will carry the big noon
hour crowds. Tha Woodmen will Install
all plumbing, partitions and finishing ae
cei!'ng to the club's own Uns and tpo-lfl-
cations Summing tha matter up. the
Woodmen agree to do everything the club i
could reasonably ask for.
The motion to approve this carried with
the provision that the officers of the club
hall sign the lease at once.
The first business of the directors' meet
ing was to elect David Cole, retiring chair
man of the executive committee, the new
president. President ' Allen made the an
nual speech about tha directors having
more to do with the club the coming year
than the past and this which will neces
sitate a change In the by-laws, may or
may not eventuate.
Mr. Cole responded to tha election In a
brief speech. The vote on directors was
not all counted by the tellers until fhe late
afternoon. The early vote looked aa If
John li. McCague were safe for re-election.
Friday morning ardent Woodmen adher
ents talked of getting his scalp, if possible.
Indians to Exhibit
Crops at Land Show
Jackson Brothers Will Bring; Some
Products from the Indian
Reservation.
A unique entry In the Omaha Iand show
will he that of several Indian farmers of
the Rosebud reservation In South Dakota.
Some of the finest crop of alfalfa and
wheat raised In South Dakota are raised i
on tha splendid reservation land and one
of tha South Dakota booths will contain
these products.
The Jackson brothers of the Pioneer
Townsite company of DaHlaa, S. D., are ar
ranging thu exhibit and promise that it
will open the eyoa of aome of the white
farmers of the west. If possible one or
two of the Indiana, who speak good Eng
lish, will accompany the exhibit to Omaha.
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GOOD CLOTHES WERE
NEVER SO LOW
Our January Cloaranco Salo Is a Salo of Clothos
Not a Salo of Prices
We appeal to the common-sense-man who wants honest goods
and a square deal and we appeal to him with facts and values that
he can't sidestep.
SUNDERLAND BROS. BUY
C. B. HAVENS SPECIALTIES
Brlllaar torn pa ay to Cbutlwae la the
Coal Haslneaa Makes Large
Concern.
The Sunderland Bros, company has pur
chased the entire building material, brick
and specialty business of B. Havens
company. The aale Is for cash, the con
sideration being withheld. The purchasers
take over all the Havens' stock! agencies,
contracts and good will.
The selling company has been In the
building material buslnexa alnce IIkiG, but
has been a retail and wholesale coal con
cern much longer. C. B. Havens A Co.
organised as a partnership in 1NM, and was
Incorporated In 11 with a capital of $H,
uoo. The deal was consummated Friday fol
lowing negotiations of severrl weeks. The
Sunderland company will transfer tha
Havens building material and brick stock
from the three HaVna yards to Its own
Store places, this work beginning im
mediately. The selling company hns grown to be one
of the largest concerns In the building ma
terial business in Omaha and the acquisi
tion ct Its entire buainesa in this line makes
tbe Sunderland Bros, company, already
large, one of the blggeet companies of the
kind in the weat.
The Sunderland Bros, company was or
ganised twenty-eight years ago. Its otti-
cera ara James A.. letter T . and Ralph :
K. Sunderland, the three brothers, and
James A. Hock well. ,
Come Take
NOTHING
One big group of Men's Suits and Overcoats,
worth up to $15.(M), pure worsted 7i
YoTuiir
Choice
Crr'lkl Nan acbuntcr It Mm
suitings, all wool, black, kersey
Overcoats, now
All our Hart, Schaffner & Marx finest Overcoats
and Suits that sold up to $o2.50,
now
$21.75
Your choice of all our regular $15.00 and $1S.()0
Overcoats pr rMUt. Overcoats made witn
Presto and Convertible collars
inc'uding those famous black
Metcalf kersey overcoats, at
$975
RESERVED
Kart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoat
that sold up to $L!.".00, ground in one big lot
and over one thousand garments
choice, at
Our entire stock of Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Suits and Overcoats that sold Oi
1375
up to $17.51) your choice,
at
Extra Special Heginning Saturday we place on sale H50
men's and young men's Convertible and Presto Over
coats, iu all the newest shades, of gray and brown, cut
r0 inches long, perfect fitting, hand tailored throughout
nnd not one garment worth less than $2(MK) and up as
high as $25 your choice as long as they $12 50
You can come here now and pick from
tbe finest fjools In America standard as
gold dollars. This sale hilds good not for
one day only, bnl for a many days as II
requires to clean op our emire slock of
winter clothing.
2,1 K Mi pairs of men's pure wool worked Trousers, Q nr
worth up to $i.5() a pair your choice gJiO J
One thousand boys' Suits with knickerbocker
pants, worth up to $''.50 your choice
One thousand "i,s 15' Knickerbocker 5'e
Pants, at
$1.85
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