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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1911)
ID THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 25. mil. Qsnrg)k CSR5rs Cy wj Xtic Omnhn Dec Great r : 1 " m Z mi ..III ti III Wnrt Saturday reet Sale Of Wonn'l DrMNt Jrrery Man's nit l Qui took met old Sataraay RARE MONEY SAVING ITEIS FOR REMNANT DAY Friday is a great day at thi store for the economical shop per. Every department offers its list of big, important bargains. , GREAT SPECIAL PURCHASE OF New Dress Goods Long Remnants from the Atlantic Woolen Mills Every yard of thee all wool dress goods is perfect, Henri ettas, plain and fancy serges, novelty weaves, French Alba tross and batistes, etc. Positively the best dress goods val ues ever offered in Omaha. Worth if IT ft regnlarly 75c to $1.25 a yard fjjf CtlHC bargain square, yard tMUj Manufacturer's Mill Ends of Fino All Wool Dress Goods Widths from 40 to 54 inches. Trial pieces, sample pieces, eta, in lengths of 2 to 10 yards, representing nearly every weave of dress goods. Two lots on main Qft. ( floor bargain square, yard OsfC'TvC Matched Pieces of Dress Goods SILKS Five cases of new fall styles, all matched up and pinned tog-ether 4n the basement In two lots t. each 15 and 25 Every kind of taffetas, brocades, etc., In all colors.' Very special; will go on sale In basement at, per yard 25 Ten Big Basement Specials New Outing Flannel New outing flannels are here. Soft fluffy outing flannels In perfect, long lengths that are luxuriously warm yet firmly woven; light, med ium and dark colorings; stripes, checks and plaids; also plain 01 pink, blue, gray, white and cream; yard OjC Kaney flannelettes for waist, and . Short lengths of light and dark Lerma fleece flannels for dresses. I ,. . a positive savins of c on i fanc outing flannel, very good each yard; at. yard ....!' grade, at, yard 5 Desirable plain shades of mercerized poplins and fancy jac quard waistings. 25c would be the regular price; special. Per yard 10e Mill remnants of very fine mer- I Short lena-tha nf mpir.riuH i.io.i, cerlied sateen, black and colors: 1 and fancv nrinted cretonnes Tnv comforter at coverings; the regular 86c grade; per yard, at -12 40-lnoh wide unbleached I White and muslin, an extra fine I and fancr iiu-jity; at. per Swiss, in rem- C. while nants; at. yard last per yard, 3W ecru scrim 1 Plain and fancy printed curia 1 ni lawns, in areas lengths at, yard. , Importers' Sample Pieces and Remnants of All Kinds of Lacs Many to match, in fine Vals., silk chantilly, guipuire, ori ental, Point Taris, plat Vals., etc.; allovers, edges, flounc ing and insertions; y2 to 1 yard in each piece a w 2c, 5c, 10c and 15c Plfca Nainsook and Cambric Embroidery Kdgings, medium widths up to six inches wide; excellent designs in eyelet and blind work; worth up to 12 4c a yard big bargain square at, yard 5 18-inch Corset Cover Embroideries and wide edges, up to thirteen inches wide; also galloons and galloon headings; worth 2 Be yard big bargain square yard '. 15t Five Big Bargains in the Basement Clothing Dept. Boys' and Young Men's Long Pants Suits Broken lots of spring and summer suits; sizes 14 df no to 3; worth up to $7.50, tt Pl70 Boys' Combination School Suits Priced Very Low For school wear. Extra pair of pants; in cheviots CO AO and tweeds, neat dark patterns; $4 values, at Vs-stO Children's Rompers, final clean up, val ues up to 39c t 14 Hoys' School Waists, in sateens, madras and percales, values up to 60c; at. . .19 New assortment of Boys' Knickerbocker Pants for school wear; values up to $1; at 49 1 BRANDEIS STORES EVERY MAN'S SUIT in Our Entire Stock Light or Medium Weight WILL BE SOLD SATURDAY We Positively Will Not Carry Over a Single Spring or Summer Suit. MOST SENSATIONAL SALE WE EVER HELD It will certainly pay you to buy your next season's suit now. All Our Men's $25, $30 and $35 SUITS $12.50 All Our Men's $15, $18 and $20 SUITS $7.50 All Our Men's $10.00 and $12.50 SUITS $5.00 Great Sale of Boys' School Suits Next Saturday Old Store 2d Floor. All sample suits of excellent wool fabrics for boys and chil dren. Now styles and actually worth up to $5.00, J J Hoys Cheviot and Fancy Tweed School Suits; two pairs of Knickerbocker pants; special, at qo BRANDEIS STORES 1 COMPARE FOR YOURSELF. Measure The Dee against other local pavers in respect of quality as well ts quantity of timely news and interesting articles from day to dmy and TheBee's superiority will be demonstrated mm mm u i i i 1 1 u ii j iXIMLJi 8. tt H. Stamps Becnre Beautiful Thing for Tonr Home Without Cost. We Give Them With All Purchases. 20 Discount on all Opon Stock Patterns of Dinnorwaro Whether it Is an entire set or a dozen plates and no difference what the kind, quality or pattern may he, you will get a discount of twenty per cent on any purchase of an open stock pattern of dinner ware you may make while our August Clearance of China is in progress. Hotel and restaurant keepers, as well as in dividuals, have already found this sale greatly to their liking for it gives them an unrestricted choice of the largest stock of chlnaware In the state at a price that can not be duplicated in any other establishment. They can also replace or fill in at any future time so their sets may always be intact. The assortment Is one of the most varied we have ever shown. Extra Specials for Friday's Sailing . One lot of odds and ends of Dinnerware consisting of jugs, plates, platters, cups, bowls, bakers, etc., that are worth up to $2.50, to close, choice, 2ftc. All, HaviUnd's White Derby Pattern Chin at a discount of 20 Per Ot. fit. Dennis shaped, plain white Cups and Saucers are specially priced at 6 pairs for 25c. About 25 Dinner Sets in different shapes and decorations, worth up to $19.00 the set, Friday, choice, $7.50. From the Wooden Ware Store Specials Funnel Washers, worth Sao each, Friday 15o 25c Wooden Bait Boxes ISO Sanitary Glass Rollins; Pins, extra value BOO 35c Dutch Cereal Jars with various labls ISO $1.25 Knife Boxes, to close out... 490 Toilet Paper Six rolls of extra quality Toilet Paper 500 sheets to the roll, Fri day 860 Capitol Brand Toilet Paper 1,000 sheets to tho roll Friday, three rolls for '. SOo Friday Bargains from the Ifardware Sect'n SI. 60 set "Best on Earth' Had Irons Mo Black or Aluminum Screen Wire, per square foot, to close out H Sapolln Stove Pipe Enamel, can . ISO Patented, loose handled Pot Covers, any sis So Asbestos Sad Irons, per set ..91-78 Scrub Brushes, regular 10c values, Friday 3e 100 foot Galvanised Wire Clothes Lino 3 12.25 No. I Universal Food Chop pers 81.48 $2.00 two-burner Oaa Plates. . .$1.4 ..49 Echoes From the Muslin Underwear Sale Further reductions on all that is left to effect a quick and deci sive clearance Friday. Regrouped and divided into four lots, to make the selling and pricing easier, and displayed on as many tables. TABLE ONK-Gowdb, corset cov ers, drawers and short petticoats, worth up to $1.00 the RQ garment, friday t)C TABLE TWO-Hlgh and low neck and slipover gowns of muslin, nainsook and crepeten differ ent styles to choose from values up to $1.76, Friday $1.00 $2.29 Wash and Lingerie Dresses Reduced . Wash dresses of colored lawns and dimities trimmed with Irish crochet and German Valenciennes laces and formerly priced at $6.95 to $7.50choice of pinks, blues, lavenders and black and white striped designs Friday $1.95 One lot of white lingerie dresses made of finest quality allover embroideries have kimono sleeves and embroidery flounces regular ly sold up to $12.00 each, Friday, choice at 95.00. Children's Dresses Mueh Underpriced Made of sturdy ginghams and percales, in a nice assortment of colorings and patterns and long or elbow length sleeve styles, trimmed with bias bands and pip ing; ages two to fourteen years, Friday- 89c These dresses are of the same styles and Qualities we have been selling all season at $1.26 to $1.60 and they gave great satisfaction at those prices. The older girls will like them for school wear. Table Linens Extra Special 72-inch unbleached table linen of an extra weight that sells regularly at 45c the yard,- Friday, 29c. OO-lnch mercerized table linens in a good variety of new and down-to-date patterns, regular 60c goods, Friday, 33?. Good, heavy weight, all linen huck towels that are con sidered good values at 25c each, specially priced for Fri day's selling at 15c each. 600 Pairs Women's Oxfords and Ptimps on Bargain Tables F riday 98c 98c I lbs. Bennett's Best Coffee and 60 stamp. for l;00 Bennett's Best Coffee and 20 stumps, lb. 35c Golden Coffee and I" stamps, lb 8flo Assorted Teas and 40 stamps, lb 480 Pk Tea 8iftlngs and 20 stamps, lb ISO Assorted Teas and "5 stamps lb. . . . . .680 48-1 b. Sack Bennett's T-rtdo Ttour ai.su B8t hand picked Navy Beans, lb Bo Whole Japan Rh-e, i lbs Two csns Burnham's Clam 10 Tro pr. B. O. Cora r!s!s ISO S5c quart can Franco American Soups,.. SSo I cans Bennett's Capitol whole Tomatoes ana 10 stamps 86o Kunkle s Premium Bak ing- Chocolate, cake 18o 2 Jars Peanut Butter and IS stamps . . boo CUCIB1I AID OOOKIBB. lkf. Iteu'e U rah am or Tourist Crackers sad 10 stamps loe Iteu's Buga Cookies, Special, lb too Pint can Galllard'e Pure Olive Oil . . .400 Full Cream Cheese and 10 stamps, lb 80s Virginia Swiss Cheese and 10 stamps, lb.. 85 I classes Pure Honey and 10 stamps . ...8be Beauty Asparagus and 10 stamps, can ...BOO Jar Peanut Butter and 10 stamps 18 TABLE THREE Odds and ends of gowns, combination suits and petticoats worth up to $3.60 the garment, A 4 ( Friday iDl. JLf TABLE FOUR All of our gowns, combination suits and petticoats tnat were formerly priced at 12.75 to $3.95 each, Friday Just one price Friday for all ol the remaining small 6izes and odds and ends of women's oxfords in our stock that have been selling all seawn np to $3.50 the pair98c. All the leathers that are known in good summer footwear and all the styles .that have proven popular this season are included, but because it is getting along towards the end of summer and because the stock now consists prin cipally of small sizes, 98c does the work that $3.50 would a few weeks ago. In order that all may have an equal chance in this sale we have placed a limit of cnly two pairs to a customer on the stock. Find them displayed on the Bargain Tables in the Shoe Store. Grocery Specials for Friday end Nnturday Oil or Mustard Sardines, tan 4a Norneglan Sardines In bouillon .Bo vTTi'a aid xdoi Herniates Capitol Creai ry suiter, rresn rrom tlie churn, fall wel-ht, per lb SOo rresn Ooaatry Butts', u from, tho lb. . . 8So triotly JTre.b Country I . PT aoaea . . SOo ii lb. box O ok Starch and 20 stamos ,...83o I cans Snlder's Baked Beans and 10 stamps, for BOO Bottle Snlder's Chile Sauco and 10 stamna, ! for Marshall's Preserved ' Bloatera and 10 st'n.ns ' rsn . 800 Quart Sa-cet Pickles and I 10 stamps 8So 0 m ASIA'S Tvmm t) BVSCXAZ. BAB-OAIBB IN OOl rtlll FBUIT AMD TBOB TABXJB DXPABTMBbTT Larseet Variety and Big Kent Display In City. bu. Market Baskets Lima Beane U bu. Market Baskets Wax ami String Beans 4dc bu. Market Baskets Fancy Tomatoes 40c bu. Market Baskets Cooking ADples 80c 300 Boxes Fancy Elberta and Crawford Peaches .....$1.10 100 Boxes Fancy Colorado Bartlett Pears $I.7 100, 4 Basket Crate Thompson's ' Seedless Grapes, basket.. 25c 60c Bottle Oalllard's Ollre Oil at 85c Stuffed Olives, Assorted at 10c. lBc and 25c 60c Bottle Marashlno Cherries at 80c 50c Jar Queen Olives. .. .35c Domestic Swiss Cheese 8So Full Cream Brick 15c I Large Klpe Edam Cheese. .. .91.80 Full Cream New York Merle Cheese 80c Dill Pickles, per dot.. .lBo aat 80c Sauerkraut, qt 10c Chow Chow or Celery Relish, qt. it snr nS5CgfS CVSffigSt CW2ftFg C33 Tho Truo , Follow Up System Wherever you go, let The Bee follow you. Subscri bers need only to notify our circulation department and the address will be changed as often as desired. Getting The Bee is the time as get ing A Ba!! Utttr Frea Ktaa Keeping you posted on what's doing among friends and associates. It's the only up-to-date way. rest m mm n nmm ah emu. Mas. Wikslow's Soots i xo Svacr baa beca ixd for o-rer SIXTY YF.ABSby MILLIONS of MOTHRRS for their CHILDREN WHJLH TBKTM1NG, with FKSFKCT SHOCKS!. It SOOTHH8 the CHILD, SOFTRNS the GUMS, SLLAYS all FAIK ; CURHH WIND COLIC, aaa the best remedy for DIAKKHCEA. tt is e solutely hira'.riu. Be sure ant1 ak for "Mra Wiaaknr's SonthiBf Syrup," sou take so otknt kiad. Twraty-A casta a bottle X AMUSEMENTS. BASE BALL OMAHA vs. DENVER ROURKE PARK Aug. 25-20-27 Frllay, August 86 Xadles' Say OABtES CAX.X.XD 3l4S Oar X,eaTes ISUi sad Taraam at S80 LA.IE r.lAHArJA Free Motlng Pictures, Change Even Evening beatjttttjTj miw baziX. book SBJuaKTrrXi music. BOATXVa, XOI.Z.BB OOA8TEB ana Many OUier Attractions. CKJ VAUDEVILLE AUG. 27 ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE OPENS SUNDAY MATINEE SCATS WOW OS BAI-B. OMA.KA'8 TJTH CEKTEB." 5JfjJ Daily Mat, 16-35-600 Opens Next Sunday Matinee WITH TiLAX SnSOBL'S BIO r,1:,;; The College Girls Boats Vow Belllnf. Box Office Open Sally rrom 10 A. M. to 8 . M. EOME SUMMER GARDEN Vaudeville and Photo Playi Dine Out Doors COOLEST VLACB 1ST OMASA ItCSEtTSa ZiBIf Bt-.AiiO A4naiesloB 18 Coats S J j I s0& wWT 4m. Jaw . vz V ','AYA ' S' l fJ 0 V, 1 S J - S7 V. V OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HAMBURG-AMERICAN ' liOiidon rails Hamburg KI'B Auf. VIC. Aug II, 11 A. II. Pre.. Orant, 8pt. I. n.vlnd, Sept. I. AoMrtka. Spt. mt-Crlton PKe RMUurant. Will call at Plrmeuih ana Cberbours. TWO CKUISXS Br the gtetaililp (11,000 Taos) Tk first la mn N Xm OfWW II. till. Tf hco4 U? Ka two 'b. . MIA AK0l BBt Trip la IMC. iu; .. tail, by irK i'nile la S S Victor u amburs-Amerlcau Lino, 160 West aolpa It, waioasa, tJ r wvu h'" UROUKD THE WORLD ON AN OCEAN LINER Borattea 110 DAYS COST $650 aaa up. looiuolaf Bi Espouses Aloaxa U4 Aakore. HOTELS AND Sl'MMKR RKIOHTI. Marquette Hotol 18th and Washington Ato ST. LOUIS. MO. 400 Rooms. 1100 and $1.60. with bath, $1.00 to $3.60. A Hotel for your ftiothsr, Wlfs and Sister. T. U. Claacy, Pres. Mo. 10 Triday, Auxust 88, 1811. 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Tke twarrwill to sa.ee to tto Cental Bftttor eaA a aailtte. ef wl-k is, the sertiea ef peseta kaowa as BftM, Win BI Tk. eeatort hj 11-ltoSt, tofWl-s t-rltorri 1 wast ef tot aet hMteetas Dee HIIU DUtrlet. H She Btaek Valuj $2,000 FIRST PRIZE White Steamer Automobile A R-passenger lll Model White Steamer Tourlns Car odorless, smokeless snd noiselees. No cranking, no ablftlng of gears; any desired speed. Whits Steamer aales Increase each succeeding year. Haa practically an endorsement of the United States government, which owns and operates more White Steam ers than all other cars combined. Richly upholatored, beautifully finished, un limited power, controlled speed. This ear will be esJUblted la Omaha at a latet sate' SECOND PRIZE J, In the soft, eeml-troplc. cllmatlo sons, extending north from San D'.ego to Shasta County, California, lies Tehama county, in which is situated this beau tiful little 10-scre ranch near the town of hed Bluff. This is fruit land t a very high order and Is part of the celebrated Lutheran colony which bad Us incep tion with an Omaha clergyman. Literature describ ing this property may be had t the office of TOW-BBJOOZ-BOZ.STXB1 CO In tho City BfattOBAl Bank Building, Omaha. THIRD PRIZE JSS The magnificent, fanry walnut KICLL ATTO OKAXTO FLATZK-PXAMO which noth ing can excel. No other player-piano has In the absolute tho "human touch" so desired Ly a musical ear and so prlxed by the manufac turers. This Instrument will be exhibited, ex plained and played for anyone who wlahea to see It In the wars rooms on tho third floor of THE BENNETT CO. FOURTH PRIZE Ifil Ralston Is to be a manutacturlng city. They have a fine start with the Brwn Truck Manu facturing Co., he Itogere Motor Car Co., and the Howard Stove Worka. Everything desirable to comfortable living may be found there. On one of the main bunlnaas streets tho Bee hae selected It fourth prize a business lot U5H00 feet, and valued at 8375. FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225 la the same town and with the same prospect of advancement, the Bee has aeiected a residence lot 60x120 ft., and valued at 8385 Ivalston Is on ths only liuerurban trolley Hue runuing out of Omaha, and wlthlu lorty mlnutee of the Omaha poatofflce. , Complete In formation about this property at the office of the IAIJTOI TOWMolTB COhLPABT, 308 South 17th 8t, Omaha. BinaUilC III HI) HWHJ F litis . TaauiMij SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES seen Thla lngeiiloue eucyclopMula, which is a uevelop merit rattier tuau invention, naa oeniuea its conven iences the value of hundreds of editors mentally equipped to make one of the greatest encyclopedias ever compiled. One of the strongest recommenda tions fi-r this work Is that It Is iroin the iirrst nf the reliable old houee of TIOI. MELSOkT 4 tOUS, of lew Yerk, Ioudoa, SabUa and rutakurgh, which una founded In 1V set, may e Avenue. Thla encyclopedia of twelve volumes, which la valued at a se , at the OinaK office of W. A- BUaeakangh St Co, 1814 St. Mary's NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES These prizes consist of twenty-four volu.ne cloth bound sets of the "Book ef Knowledge," an encyclopedia made especially for chlldrei, and sold at U set- Vnls work Is written lr. simple languaare and Is a "wuiider book" In that It makee simple ail knowledge neceaaary to broad education. There are tiundrela of colored plates and thousands In black and white. Thla la a fully equipped encyclopedia made for children, and may be seen at the Omaha ofuce tit W. A avlASsTwAUOAI at 1814 Bi. Mary's Avsaue. FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZES Five Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $5. Ten Prizes of $2. Twenty Prizes of $1. WATCH FOR THE DAILY PICTURE IN THE BEE.