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Most Extraordinary Sale of
Allover Laces & Bands i
Values From 75c to $1.50 Yard at 59c and 29c Yd
42-inch Crystal Dewdrop Mousseline de Soie.
18-inch Fine Floss' Silk f Embroidered Allovers.
18-in. fine Crochet, Venise and Oriental Allovers.
Kich Silk Embroidered Bands, up to 12 inches
wide, some in Metallic and Persian effects.
All new and correct styles for this fall.
Black, white and new fall and evening shades.
Suitable for dresses, waists, yokes, sleeves, etc.
ON TWO BIQ BARGAIN SQUARES
2c-6
C Yd.
Actually Worth From 75c to $1.50 Yard.
Great Sale of French Challis t
75c strictly all wool French Challies, the most extraordi
nary offer in years. All the newest ideas in bordered
TriArirai Affarfa nTlfl All ftizps nf rlnts arid s.
fancy stripes two bargain squares;
main floor; at, yard
29c l
On 2d
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New Fall Walking Dresses J
Made of Fine Black and Navy Serges.
Most popular dresses in the east at the present time
They are practically made fall dresses of French serges, at
lney are preiniy inmmea or piam laiiorea. xne prices
are $12.50, $13.85, $15, $17.50, $19 and $25.
Women's Fall Tailored Suits $15
Made of heavy materials, wide braid or satin trimming,
new cut backs; skirts with panel effects. Two O .G
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pretty styles, in five colors, at
New Mixture Worsted
Walking Skirt, cor
rect fall atylc
$5 and $6.98
W o m e n's Wash
Waists, new stylet
for (all, worth up
at!f:6.0: 98c
New Mescaline
Dresses just re
ceived T?. $10
Icxt Saturday is a Great Sale Jewelry
A New York Importer's and Jobber's Entire Stock
Bought at Less Than Half Price.
Hundreds of pieces of Novelty Jewelry, including pins,
brooches, bracelets, hat pins, etc A wonderful assort
ment Saturday at 25c, 39c and 50c
Great Sale of Rogers and Hamilton Silverware Saturday.
Greatest Kid Glove Sale Ever Held
Thousands of Fairs of Long and Short Kid Gloves Black,
white and colors worth up to $3 pair CQ QQp
On sale next Saturday at, pair wJC"ij(jC
Thuroday is Chocolate Day
Those delicious bitter sweet chocolates with soft, creamy
centers, pure fruit and crushed nut tlavors OC
Thursday only, per pound.
BRANDEIS STORES
2d Floor,
Old Store.
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Old Store, .
2d Floor. (&
SEE THAT YOUR t$
SCHOOL IS CLOSE AT HAND.
BOY IS DRESSED AS WELL AS THE OTHERS
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
Mothers will find muoh larger vari
eties here and prices are lower than
elsewhere.
Double Breasted Coat Suits With Two
Fairs Knickerbocker Pants.
Medium weight, made of dark colored
cheviots, made to sell regu- Ci QQ
larly at $2.50 and $3.00, at.'. .91JO
In Our Basement
Boys' Combination Suits Two Pairs
Knickerbocker Pants
(lood quality wool fabrics, well and
strongly made all sizes splendid .4.
suns ror school; second (Ptl QQ J
floor, old store, at V&0 -JJ
boys' Blue Serge Suits two pair of pants $5.50
BLOUSE SCHOOL SUITS FOR SMALLER BOYS
The suits in this group are all samples from a prominent
manufacturer. They are in practical, up-to-date styles
and were made to sell as high as $4.00 second ?fl AD
floor, old store, at $LvO
Beginning Sept. 1, Stores Close 6 P. M. Except Saturday.
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Beginning Sept. 1st, this store will close
6 o'clock-Saturdays at 10:00 p. m.
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Buy your boy's school suit Thursday. There are only, four
shopping days between now and the day school begins-a
very short time in which to attend to the clothing needs of
the average school boy. These lessened prices will help
you greatly.
In fact, this 1b our final summer clearance of all boys'
light and medium weight suits In all of the newest
styles and fabrics for boys from six to sixteen years of
i age. It will continue throughout the remainder of this
week. These t re the prices you will be asked to pay
All $6.00 to $10.00 Suits, now, at $4.75
All $4.00 to $5.00 Suits, now, at $2.75
50 Suits worth up to $3.50 now $1.75
Sale of School Dresses at 89c
We are splendidly prepared to take care of the girls'
school needs, too. Blouses, dresses, coats it matters not
whatyou will find all of them here and they are as good as
they are reasonably priced.
For Thursday's special selling-
One lot of Girls' gingham and percale dresses in a
variety of pretty colorings and patterns; long sleeve
styles trimmed with bias folds and pipings; age3 6 to
14 years; regular $1.25 and $1.60 values, Thurs., 89c
Girls' $1.50 Middy Blouses made of fine quality mater
ials and finished with blue, red or black trimmings; sizes 12
to 36; Thursday only, half price or 75c each.
Our children s shoe store has been greatly enlargedenlarged In
space and variety of qualities and Btyles adapted to children's wear.
Special attention Is directed to the new, high top Pony and Jockey
Boots as being stylUh and comfortable for growing feet. Then there
are shoes of patent colt and dull leathers, shoes with patent colt body
and red tops, etc., etc. every kind that could please a boy or girl and
the parents.
They are priced, according to the size, at
$1.00 to $3.50 the Pair.
The children's shoes are warranted to give satisfaction just the
same as those we Bell to the grown-up-folks. So, if you cannot come to
the store, send the children and let us fit them suject to your approval.'
Heat and Fish Bargains Thursday and Friday
Porterhouse Steak . . 17X4c Baby Halibut 12VaC
No. 1 Hams .' 15C I Fresh Oysters, can 35c
Natty Stylos
In Young Men's
Fall Shoes.
The chilly, frosty days are
here again and so is the big
gest, best and most exclusive
line of Young Men's Fall
Shoes ever shown in Omaha.
"We refer to our fall line of
Young Men's
$3.50 Shoes
They are the best values we
ever saw. We have them in
Gun Metal aud Russia Calf,
Button and Blucher, in both
Black and Tan. Button style
will be most popular this fall.
Drop in and see if they are
not all we claim for them.
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1419 Farnam Street.
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Specials in our Fresh
Fruit and Vege- J
table Dept.
Small Baskets Fancy Pears. 2Sc ,
Small Baskets Fancy Elberta 1
Peaches 8Sc s
Basket Assorted Fruits jf
25c 8Sc, 60c V
Bu. Basket Apples 25c j
H Bu. Basket Cantaloupes. 40c V
Potatoes, per pk 80c (
2 Plain Lettuce 5c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per qt.
at 5c i
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per lb.
at 5c O
Home Orown Blue Grapes, per
basket 20c
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Reliable
Dentistry
AT
Tail's Dental Roims
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NEBRASKA STATE FAIR
LINCOLN, SEPTEMBER 4-8, 19 lL
The State's Best Products in Live Stock, Agriculture,
Horticulture, Educational, Dairy, Apiary, Domestic
Products, Textiles, Fine Arts and Machinery.
The Only Game and Fish Exhibit Shown In the State.
118,000 For Speed Three Harness and Three Running Races each day.
TWO Wright Bros. Aeroplanes, In charge of Aviators P. O. Pannelee
and Clifford Turpin, In Four Flights each day.
Llberatl's Concert Band and Grand Opera Concert Company, Sixty-one
People In Classical Selections and Whole Acts From
the World's Best Operas.
prraBti Royal Italian Guards Band, Wllber Band, Fairbury Band,
Hebron Band.
The Great Patterson Carnival Company.
Seven Free Vaudeville Numbers Afternoon and Evening.
Running, Hippodrome and Roman Chariot Races, Concerts, Opera and
Stupendous Display of Fireworks Each Evening.
Among the Noted Speakers Will be Heard: Hon. James Wilson, Sec
retary of Agriculture; Hon. George W. Norris, M. C;
Governor C. H. Aldrlch, Clyde J. Wright.
Li. O. Jones, and others.
BRANDEIS THEATER
OPExnoro or axasow
TOKIOHT AVO TXXDAT
Mor S. Blnrr PrMnta
HARRY BULGER
la the Sladam of Musical ComadlM
THE rLIBTIKO WWCZSB"
lowir rioor $1.00 and gl.BO
Balcony flSo, 6O0, 75o
BUM DAT .
BOCK Or AOE8
ouaia'i rm CXWTEB."
Evgs.. 1B-85-50-7SO
DM1 7 Mat., 15-8S-600
tib classy. iroir-orrsirsrvE
Musical
FrivoUty
XXTmAVAOAXZA AMD TADDSVULB
Juat Off BroaUway With An All-8tr
Cat and th Honeymoon express.
xa&Im' Sim Katlnee Every Wk Say.
Ihe College Girls
Home If ni lkTwoFroUcs
of Folly I i ft KJ VlnaUy
TODAT TOHIOXT
WASHINGTON SOCIETY GIBXS
with
aiadrs Scan ana Biwafka Models
BUaltt Boot
Frlooai ais-ht. Boat Baata BOe; Mat. S&o
Matlnaa Every Say 9:10. Bvary Blent
8115. ADVAICID AVSBTII.JC.B
Thla Wk: Johnny and Kiuma Hy;
The Marvelous Mllleca; Loja Troupe;
Coakley, Hanvey and Uunlevy: Lynch
and Zaller; Brent Hayea; Martini
Broa. Kinodroine; Or(jiiura Concert
Orchestra. Prloea, Wifhta lOo, 8 So
6O0 and 75o. Matlnaaa, Beat Baata S60.
Bacapt Bat. and San.
IIEWEST I LEAS III FALL F.llLliriERY
s.a:'i;;:.,., white felts mo $io
Qualities Always Detter at Each Price
Store Closes
at 5 P. M.
Until
Sept. 1st.
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Store Closes
at 5 P. M.
Until
Sept. 1st.
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A grcnt general clearance sale of all kinds of Lace Bands,
Galloons, Appliques, etc., at a fraction of actual cost
$1.00 to $3.00 a yard values; two lots, 2Qq gflj QQq
These Prices for One Day Thursday Only.
Big Sale of Lingerie Waists
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An immense shipment just received."
Close outs from several of New York's
most prominent manufacturers, so
cured by our buyer at a small fraction
of actual worth. Beautiful designs, al
most unlimited assortments; on sale in
two great lots at
Waists worth to $2.00, at 79c
Waists worth to $4.00, at $1.45
Silk Dresses at $10.00 Big special
purchase of sample silk dresses; ouly
one of a kind; messalines, taffetas; all
most approved styles, at. . . .$10.00
f 15.00 Fall Coats 99.90 Good
variety of serges and a few
broadcloths, in wanted color
and correct styles; values to
$15.00; on sale at $9.00
9 10.O0 Press BklrU at f 1.9
Large assortment of newest
models In serges, voiles, mo
hairs, brlUlantines, etc; all
colors and sizes; $6.00 up to
$10.00 values, at $4. OS
New Fall Suit Styles at $25.00 up to $75.00.
Trie most complete and attractive showing of correct models tor
fall we've ever shown so early in the season; beginning with the fav
orite of all, CROWN JKWEL SUITS at 35.00 and continuing through
out the line from $29.76 up to $76.00. You'll find the qualities,
styles, fabrics and finish unequaled In any other store at our prices.
Eitra Size Fall Jacket 40 to
46 bust measure, in good
black serge, semi-fitted, lined
throughout with Skinner
satin, at 912.50
Clearance of Wash Dresses
Values to $6.00, at. . . .$1.3K
Values to $6.60. at $1.03
Values to $8.00. at $3.08
Splendid assortment for selection.
Thursday's Specials in Domestic Room
ISO Plaid Blankets Good and heavy, always sell $4.00; Thursday,
at $3.25
Australian O. Q. Cotton Blankets, full size; always sell $1.98; Thurs
day at, a pair
61K Comforts full size, extra good value $1.60; Thursday, ea. $1.10
Outing Flannels good patterns to select from; at, yard 10J
36-lnch Percales light and dark colors, neat patterns; at, yard,
Good 81-90 Sheets extra good value for 59c; Thursday, each...48
Parkville Pillow Cases 45-36 15c cases; Thursday, each 12
Six Rousing Slug Bargains Thursday
Some early season specials that you'll not find sur
passed at any time. New Fall Patterns at Bargain Prices.
Body Brussels Hugs 5-frame
quality, 9x12 size; choice of
20 patterns at $25.00
8-3x10-6 size, choice of 15 pat
terns at $22.50
945.00 Wilton Rugs, in 9x12
size; big assortment $35.00
Heavy Axminster Bugs $30.00
values, 9x12 size, 26 patterns
for selection $22.50
$25.00 values, 9x12 size; big
range of patterns. . .$18.08
$'JO.OO Tapestry BrusHelx Bugs
9x12 size, 10-wire quality,
at siins
Linoleums, quality 1), 4 yds. wide; special, sq. yd., 69c
Linoleums, quality D, 2 yds. wide; special, sq. yd., 59c
Linoleums, quality C, 2 yds. wide; special, sq. yd., 49c
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It Pays to Trade at (layden's VS
Thay maka tha prlcas that kaap down tba falg-h eoat of living.
Ifl bars Beat 'Err. All or Diamond
C" Soap
48 lb. sack beat high grade Diamond
"H" Family flour, per aack . . 1.1S
10 :ba. beat white or yellow Cornmcal
for ' 16o
f lbs. good Japan Hloe 360
4 lbs. fancy head Klce 83a
Campbell's Soups, any kind, per can
at JHo
Corn Flake, pkg aVo
The beat hod or Oyster Crackers.
lb
Tha beat oiiap Pretzels, lb So
The beat erlap Gtnser Bnapa. lb. So
Skinner's Macaroni, the great Omaha
Droduct. pki iva
Oil or Mustard Sardlnea, can.
O.ll.n tana Table Syrup ....
iMTgo bottlea Worceater Sauce,
Plckiaa or pur xomato vainup, ti,
per bottle
The beat Tea Sifting, lb. .... lBUo
Golden Santoa Coffee, lb loo
VJFX VT YOVB B1BTL1TT nail
low.
The season for thla delicious fruit
wtll soon cloaa Thursday:
Bushel sexes Colorado Bartiatt Pears
at
', '. .36o
Bushel boxes California Hnrtlt
Pears . n.i
Fancy California Klberta Peachen, at.
bo Sl.00
Rlpa Grapes, for table, basket 17Uo
Fancy ripe Tomatoex. baket .... .loo
Ripe Plums, for jelly, banket.... 300
Co-icord Jiape, for Jelly .... 17'o
Haydan'a Great Vegetable Marks
Stakes the Prloes That Keep
Down tha Ftioea.
m ids. iNew i-oiatden to the peck 3oo a;
Hea that you get your weight. The a
law requlrea it. 9
Fancy Wax or Green Ueans. lb... fie f
4 bunches frenh lieeta or Carrots So
Swoet i-'orn. per do;en
8 bunchea freah ItadlKliea
2 heads frewli Hotliouau Lettuce.
6 Green I'eppeia for
t heada fruah Cabhage
3 Iba. fancy ripe Tomatoes
10a
60
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Good Cooking Applea, peck
1 Duncnea rreen l araiey Sa
2 leads freah Celery g0
Bweet Potatoes, lb So
Large Egg Plants, each Bo
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb. . . lOo
Fancy Lima Beans, per quart ...Bo
DON'T
FORGET
Try MYDEN'S First
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PAYS
Admission: A 60 Cent Coin.
After J P. M.. a 26 Cent Ticket
LAKE MAN AW A
CLOSES
MONDAY, LABOR DAY.
AT 11:00 P. M.
Zast Chanoa to Danoe la tka
Beautiful New Ball Room
this ream.
LAHD l.F0nr..ATI0n BUREAU
LEARN WHERE IT IS BEST TO FARM
OPENINGS
f ;.1orand's Dancing School
BRANDEIS STORES
1 Bee tlie Best iir
COMPARE FOR YOURSELF.
Measure The Bee against other loco) pavers m
respect of quality as urell as quantity of timely
news and interesting articles from dmy to day
and TheBee superiority will be demonstrated
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Friday, Sept. 1 (Adulta) 8 P. M.
Oreatly Badooad Frioaa Opealag Bflg-ht.
Call at 10th and Harney. Open foiu 9
A. M. V I P. M., or ue either phone.
ROUE SUMMER GARDEN
Vau1evill and Photo Plays
Dine Oat Doors
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Thinking about buying, land? Want to know ths
soil and climate best suited tor certain farming?
Our Land Bureau gives tree information about
soil, climate, conditions In all parts of the country.
W have gathered data and can tell yeu what
you desire to learn.
Write the Land Information Bureau, The
Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, Neb., today
and your questions will get prompt attention.
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