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Thousands of yards medium and
wide embroidery edgings, dur
able needlework; worth
up to 12 Vic yd; at, yd
Everybody is talking about
the great assortment of new
styles we are showing in
Women's
Tailored Suits
for Fall
You can buy a tailored suit at me
dium price, containing all tbe stun
ning styles, all the graceful lines, all
the exclusive fabrics and all the per
fect tailoring you could get In a
made-to-measure suit at double these
prices
$25 and $35
lift i inis season you'll certainly
neea one oi mese
Long Fall Coats
Separate coats will be worn more
generally this season than ever.
They are smart aa they can be. Tou
can see a few styles anywhere, but
n "Brandela has the variety."
t 'inene unusually attractive groups
'! of new season's coats at
$7.50-$10-$12.50
18 and 22-inch Swiss, Nainsook
and Cambric Embroidered
Flouncings, Skirtings an d
Corset Coverings many are
worth 50c a yard, 9ff
at, per yard uvi.
Newest designs In English eyelet,
floral, blind relief and combination
effects on bargain square.
Fine French and German Val.
laces and Insertions, many to
match; worth 10c a yard;
will go on sale at, yd
.6c
5e
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
AT SUMNER PRICES
Brandeis Coal Department is located on our main floor, new
store, near entrance to Pompeian Room.
Call Brandeis Stores Phone Ask for coal Dept.
ZEIGLER COAL
will be delivered on all orders for Brandeis Best.
"Brandeis Best" lump, egg and nut, per ton $6.50
Brandeis Special, lump and nut, per tori $6.00
Hard Coal, all sizes, ton, $10.50 I Spadra Orate, per ton. . . .$9.50
M BRANDEIS STORES
raw"
IcTTS
The largest and Most Reasonably Triced Line
of School Supplies in the State at This Store.
Towel Sale Wednesday
These towels are characterized by long-wearing and highly absorbent
qualities, prepared under strictly sanitary conditions and regularly
priced lower than Is common for the same amount of towel goodness.
The prices for Wednesday only.
16c, 22i24-lnch good quality Huck Towels for ordinary nse; have red
borders; Wednesday, 10.
26c, 18x36-inch hemstitched all linen Huck Towels, with white
borders; extra heavy; Wednesday, 15 each.
11 Vic, 18x36-lnch cotton Huck Towels, with red borders; specially
fine for hotels and rooming houses;
Wednesday, gH each.
Choice of all our red or blue bordered
Linen Towels that have been selling up to
39c each either fringed or hemstitiched as
you may wish Wednesday only, 25t each.
65c all linen Huck Towels with fancy
1 &Jr borders or plain, Wednesday, 49.
i I JlV'V $1.00 extra large and heavy Huck Tow-
..
$1.26 and $1.39 large size Huck Towels,
with embroidered designs for initials, as
sorted, Wednesday only 98 each.
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Free Land Information
The Twentieth Century Farmer, to meet the demand
of its readers for. land information, has gathered and
compiled .data on soils, climate and farming conditions
in all parts of the country. It is willing to give out this
information, free, if postage is sent with inquiry.
Do You Want to Know
About government land laws, location of land of
fices, etc
How to get irrigation lands, location of projects,
laws governing same, etc.
Best sections for fruit growing, general farming,
stock raising or dairying.
Your questions will get prompt attention. State
plainly and specifically what you want to know. Write,
Land Information Bureau
The Twentieth Century Farmer
Omaha, Nebraska
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OKU11 FUM
Z-OOD dKBTJLJS
pedals In oar Freeh lrult sad
Teretaote Btuuuntai. - ae
Now is the time to put up plum
4 Basket Crates (Heavy racnj
at il.l05
3 Large Plain Lettuce 5c
Sand Hill Fotatoes (Large), f
per peck SOcV
3 Stalks Celery 10c jl
1 Fancy Peaches and Pears, per g
basket -5c K
Home Grown Grapes, per bas- IS
ket SOc O
Nice Juicy Lemons, per doz. A
at 20c 7
Vt Bu. Basket Cooking Apples 1
at 25c &
200 Boxes Salt Lake Peaches
(Freestones), per box. . $1.00 l
Imported Castile Soap, 5 lb. j?
Bars, each ttOc g
15 Gross M gal. Mason Fruit e
Jars, per doi 65c
g Cakes "Magic Washer"., Soap (
at 25c f
S Cans "Nabob" Soups (Assort-
ed) 25c(
loo .u iiiipuiiBu Dtruiuea,
Special 0,R)
4 rags, uneeaa uiscuus..15(
10c Ginger Snaps (Fresh an
Crisp), per lb
qskts &snrx QanrQt
15U
anu I
.tk O
ABOVE ALL 111 QUALITY
J-fOMAMA'S favorite!
For Home Consumers
-PHONE-
Doug. 119; lnd.A-2119
I'Jm. J. Doekhoff
Hetail Dealer.
Office, 803 So. 7th St.
TuS Bee aims to print a paper
that appeals to intelligence;
not to an appetite for scandal
and sensations.
Where to find The Bee in
New TOfK Ulty, Ni Ti
Arthur Hotellng. Orand Central Depot
News Stand. Astor Houm.
JUrry J. Scbultr, Orand Central
station.
Tyson Co's. News HtnJ. including
Haul alckrockr. Hoffaua Houm. j
Bout lUukatua. HolluS UoUL
ImrwUI HoUL BoUl hlMI,
IdurKT Bout. . WtMort-AMorta.
Ona4 Cntaa RotoL '
b or Notion Wednesday
200 yard spools black and white machine
Thread, all numbers, Wednesday, a spools 6a
rj'c Safety Pin Hooks, ansorted sizes . ...So
Women's and children's 15c Hose Supporters,
all ooloi-H, Wednesday, the pair So
Ironing Wax, with handle le
10c boxes extra fine quality steel Hair Pins,
two dozen to a box, Wednesday, 3 boxes So
10c "Slip-Out" Collar Supporters, all sizes, 6
on a card, Wednesday So
Be Jet Pins, the box le
Larue Auto Hair Nets, all shades, Wednes
day S for lOo
New $1.50 Dress Goods for Fall Wear at
89c the Yard-Wednesday Only
This is certainly a fortunate opportunity for you for
these goods are new and correct in weave and coloring.
The savings will go a long ways toward paying the dress
maker's bill.
Assortment consists of plain storm serges, cheviots, basket
weaves, boucle effects, diagonal suitings, heavy coatings
and some specially handsome striped goods. Each and
every yard worth 91. BO, Wednesday only, they go at 80c.
A Remarkable Closing Out of High Grade
Corsets-Wednesday
A large lot of $3.50 to $8.50 corsets in medium bust and medium
long hip styles, made of finest quality whlte.i-pink and blue brocades
and boned with superior non-rustable boning; have good, strong hose
supporters attached; Wednesday, or while they last, 1.49 to $2.49.
Broken size corsets of good batiste and coutils with medium or low
busts and long skirts; equipped with good hose supporters; models
we have always sold at $1.60 to $2.50; Wednesday, all in one big lot
t 89.
A Grand Ostrich Plume Opening Friday and
Saturday
For complete particulars of unusual attractions see the
advertisements to follow.
Wednesday and Thursday These Groceries
Will be Priced at Less ,
S-lb. can Bennett's Breakfast Coffee
and 40 stamps 68o
Assorted Teas, and 40 stamps, lb. 48o
Pkg. Tea Sittings, and 10 stamps, 15o
Pickling Spices, and 10 stamps, lb. BOo
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, and 20
stamps, lb 30o
Tree Demonstration of
Onion Salt
Wednesday's Menu Cheese Sand
wiches and Fish Salad.
Watch for this announcement ev
ery day. It will interest you.
bars Fel's Naphtha Soap SSo
25c can William's Pure Ueorfrla Cane
byrup flOo
S cans Gold Medal Corn 8So
I cans Benson Kippered Herring, and
10 stamps ..S5o
10 bars Bennett's Bargain Soap . .0So
Bottle Snider's Chile Sauce, and 10
stamps SSo
H-Ib. can B. C. Baking Powder and
15 stamjM l3o
Pint can GalHard's Pure Olive Oil, 40o
Whole Japan Rice, lb. So
Imported Sardines, In bouillon, oan So
Quart can S. W. C. Syrup lOo
Maple Butter and 15 stamps, jar SSo
Wednesday Meat
Bargains
Veal Chops 10
Veal Stew
Lamb Stew 5tt
Shoulder Steak, 2 pounds . . 15
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Nebraska
tate Fair
at LINCOLN
. Sopt. 4th to Sth
Rock Island Lines will sell, at all stations in
Nebraska, on September 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and
8th round-trip tickets at fare and one-half rate.
Return limit September 11th.
TRAIN SERVICE
Leave Omaha
7:45 a. m,, 8:01 a. m., 9:46 a. nx, 1:15 p. m., 5:00 p. m.
Arrive Lincoln
9:45 a. nx, 9:40 a. m., 11:40 a. m., 3:05 p. m., 6:55 p. m.
Returning, Leave Lincoln
4:58 a." m., 9:40 a. m., 2:10 p. m., 4:15 p. m., 8:00 p. m,
September 5th, 6th and 7th only.
For further particulars inquire
CITY TICKET OFFICE
1322 Farnam Street,
or UNION STATION.
WOMEN'S
BENCH MADE
BOOTS
Our new fall stock of Wo
men's bench made shoes,
made by Laird, Schober ft Co.,
are In and ready for your in
spection. This is unquestion
ably the finest line of wo
men's shoes made in the world.
This fall, styles come in a
little fuller toe with shorter
vampa or forepart button or
lace. They are made of fine
patent colt, kid, imported
dull calf and suede. In these
shoes we offer you the Ideal of
shoe craft at, pair
$5.00
Fry Shoe Go.
THE 8H0ERS
16th and Douglas Streats
E. J. DAUBS
HEAVY HflULIHG
Safi Hoisting I Specialty
1818 Farnam Street
Tal. Doug. 353
AMUSEMENTS.
BASE BALL
0MAM vs. SIOUX CITY
ROURKE PARK
Sept. S-G-7
BINEI C1LEID '3i48
Owl Lmii 15th .nd Iltu. at Si30
DOUG. 49.'.
Ind.A-MM
Matins JEvry Say 8:15; Every DUg-M
BUS. ASTAKOliD VlUDSTUIiI
This week: Miss Grace Cameron;
Bobledlllle; William H. MacCart and
Ethelynne Bradford; The Muslkal
Girls; "The Little Stranger;"' Gordon
and Alarx: Kramer and Hplllane; Kin
ortrome; Orpheum Concert Orcheatra,
JPrloas, Sight 10c, B5o, SOo, 7 So. Mt
loae, beat Meats fl5o, szoept holidays,
gnaday H Batnrday.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Kk.t. 350, 50o. Tonlg-ht B5o, 6O0. 760.
ROCK OF AGES
TUnrsday BI1.I.Y CZ.I7romD
la THE OXBX., THE ICABT AMD THB
OAHJB. 3 So, 500, 75o, Sl.OO.
TtL aaa IttTII COT7ITTKT BOT.
AMERICAN THEATER
geason gtartlnf Sat. Hirbt, Sept. ,
MUSS BVA UHO
aad tns Woodward stock Company in
TKB CXAFESOIf
Seat Sals Opens Tlinraday morning,
Sept, 7th. Price 86 Cents.
HIIXT WEEK
The Stubborness OX Oeraldlne.
"OKAKA'S TXng OZirTEB."
"Tr"-' 18-as-5-780
ay Dally Mat, 16-S8-5O0
Tbe Imperial Travesty Star
ROSE SYDELL
and Her ramoas Ziondon Belles. -BXTJSATAOAMZA
ABO VAUDBTIUI
A Fortune In Wardrobe and Scenery.
Indies' Dime xatlnee Bvery Week Day.
BUN. The original J?alnUua the Town."
BtATXBXES If nil ft HIOHTS
Best Seats IjU BBt
a so ssiss 6oo
TOSAT TOMXOXT
WXX.T.ZAKS'
IMPERIALS
HARRY I. COOPER
Cruising
DRS. MACH &. MACH
SEBTTISTS
uoceseora to
BAILEY Cc MACH
Neatest equipped dental office la
Omaha. Highest grrade dentistry at
reasonable prlcea Porcelain fillings.
Just like the tooth. All Instruments
carefully sterilized after each opera
tion. Cor. ISth and rarnam Sts.
THIBJ MOOS fiXIOS BX.OOX
I 'M Nn
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; THE
HI
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
The Bee Prints the New
s
TWO CRUISES Duration
By tbe 7,000-U 11 Q rjiVS
steemeblp
"CLTEL1D" SSfJ
The tint to leave S650
New York October 11. .
1U. The srond to
lere Sen Vreocleoe Includlnf
lTee. . lia w AU
Annuel event trips Veceesary
In Utl.. Mil, A Kb.. Expenses
nil, br lri Cruie- Aboard
lug S S. Vlctorle ang
LuIm. MUM ton.. Ashore.
HASCBOBO-AMEmiOAV UBB, 150 West
Basdolpk St Cliicag o, HI-, or Loosl Afts.
HOTELS AKO ll'MMKB RESORTS.
Marquette Hotel
18th and Washington Ava
8T. LOUIS, MO.
400 Rooma fl.00 and 11.60. with
batb, ft. oo to $3.60. A Hotel tor our
atoUiar, Wlla and Blstar.
X. U. Clascr, Pttvj.
Tlie Omaha Ucc Grcut
Booklovers' Contest
fen V-
a
Ho. 88 Wednesday, September f, 1911.
What Book Does This Picture Represent?
Title
Author ,....
Your Mame
Street and Number
City or Town
i e e e
Write In title and author of book and SAVE coupon and picture.
Send no coupon until finish of the contest Is announced. Each picture
represents a book title not a scene or a character. Catalogues containing
6,000 names on which all puzzle pictures are based the catalogue used
by the contest editor are for sale at the Business Office at The Bee for
25 cents; by mall. 30 cents.
Rules of tho Contest
All persons ere eligible to enter this eceteet except employee ef the Omaha Bee aad
members ot their femlllas. Bach ear. for seventr-flve dire, there will be publlehed la
The Bee a picture which will repreeent the same of a book. Meneelh each picture there
will be a blank lor the contestant to till In the title at the book.
Cut out both tbe picture and the bla nk ana till la tbe name ana author ef the book
ana sua four name ana eaareee Beany aaa pieinij in tne epece provided.
No restrtctlone will be placed oo the war la which anewere to the olotnrea an he se
cured. Each picture represents oaly one title of one book. It yoa ere not euro of a title
and wish to eend In more than one anew er to each picture, you ma? do so. BUT 2SOT
MORS THAN VIVt AMSWERS TO ANT ONB PiCTURK WIM B PERMITTED. In
correct answers will not be counted again st contestants It correct answer la aieo siTeav
More than one enewer should not be put ea the eeme coupon. Bxtra ooupoae etaould be
used tor extra anewere. All anewere to the suns aumber should be kept together whea
sending In the set. Only one list may be submitted by ons eaateetaal, though any list may
hare (Irs anewere to eaoh puiiia.
The number of coupon! ueed enewers given-must be plainly written ee the outside ec
each BET eubmltted, but do not writs such Information oa the wrapper.
While not ebeolutely neoeesary, it le deeirable that the plctnree should In each ease
be sent In with the answers, la order that ail anewere he uniform. Additional pictures
snd coupons may be obtained at the office ot The Bee by mall er la peraoa.
Whea yoa have all eevsnty-tlTe plctueea, fasten them together In e FLAT package end
bring or mall them to The Omaha Bee, addressed to Booklovere Contact Editor. Prlies
will be award ad to the eonteetants sending la ths largeet aumber ot correct aolutlone. In
event of two or mors pereoDS hevlog the sams number ef correct solutions, the person
Using- the smaller number of extra coupons In his set of answers will be declared winner. Ia
srent of two persons having ths same aumber oorrect and ualng the same aumber of cos
pons, the peraoa whose set of snewers Is most neatly prepared. In ths opinion ot ths full
Judging committee, will receive the first prlie.
Only cos liat of snrwers msy be eubmltted by a eoatsstsal and only one prlie will be
awsrded to one family at oas address.
The use ef the coupons Is not obligatory upon the oonteetaat, aad an answer stay be
submitted In any legible manner the oontestant may select.
Awards wlU be made strictly seeordlng to ths merit of eaoh asperate list.
Ths nsms of mors thas one peraoa mast sot be written upon sny ons coupon.
Ths swards will ha made by ths Contest Editor and a committee ot well-kaowa ettl
ana whose Barnes will be announced later.
The contact Is limited to ths following territory) Nebraska, Wyoming, that portloa of
Iowa west of but not including Dee atolaea, and that section ot South Dskola known as
ths Blsok Hills District
FIRST PRIZE Xgs;.
QJ White Steamer Automobile
A t-paasenger 111 Model White Steamer Touring Car odorless, smokeless
and noiseless. No cranking, no shifting; of gears; any desired speed. White
Bteamer sales Increase each succeeding year. Hss practically an endorsement
of the United States government, which owns and operates more White Btsara-
rira than all other ears combined. Richly upholstered, beautifully finished, u
lmited power, controlled speed. This car wlU be exhibited In Omaha at a lates
date-
SECOND PRIZE J 1,2 i 3
In the soft, seml-troplo, climatic, sons, expending
north from San Diego to Shasta County, California,
lies Tehama cpunty. In which is situated this beau
tiful little 10-Bcre ranoh near the town of Xted Bluff.
This Is fruit land of s very high order and Is part of
the celebrated Lutheran colony which bad Its Incep
tion with an Omaha clergyman. Literature describ
ing this property may be had at the office of TOW.
BKWQB-BOI.STJBJe CO to the City sTetloaal Bank
Building, Omaha.
Willi
THIRD PRIZE
The magnificent, rancy walnut KlUt
AUTO OMAMD YlaATXaVYIABTO which noth
ing can exoeL No other player-piano has la
the absolute the "human touch" so desired by
a musical ear and so prised by the manufac
turers. This instrument will be exhibited, ex
plained and played for anyone who wlshsa to
see it in the war rounut on the third floor ot
THE BENNETT CO.
FOURTH PRIZE
Ralston is to be a manufacturing
P3"t?.il lilWlrfc W W"3e
Value
$273
ia city. They
have a fine start with the Brown Truck Manu
facturing Co., he Hogera Motor Car Co.. and the
Howard Stove Works. Everything desirable to
comfortable living may be found there. On one uf
the main business streets the Be has sslsotsd in
fourth prise a business lot Z6A1.U0 feet, aad
valued at 127s.
- FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
la the same towa and with the sum probpect ot 'advancement, the Boa
has selected a residence lot 60x110 ft., and valued at titaa
Kale tun Is on the only Interurban trolley Uue ruumug out of Omaha, and
within lorty minutes of the Omaha postofflca.
Complele Information about this property at the office ef the BALBTOB
towasiza ooaurAjgY, aoa acuta 17th ft OaaahaJ
SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
This Ingenious encyclopedia, which Is a develop,
ment rather VUau invention, has besides Its conven
iences the value of iiuutiieds of suitors mentally
equipped to make one of the greatest encyclopedias
ever complied. One o the strougest recommenda
tions for this work Is t.at It la Iiom the press of
the reliable old house of TsTOS. XKLSOaT S BO US,
of BTew fork, Z.oaSos, DutoUa and Sdiaburgh, which
wu luunuwi in live.
ThU encyclopedia of twelve volumes, which Is valued st 16 a set. may be
teen at the Omaha office of Wi A. atlaeaaanga Co- isle at, Mary's Avenna.
NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
These prizes consist of twenty-four volume -cl th bound sets of ths -Boos
ef Knowledge," an encyclopedia made especially (far children and sold at III a
est This work Is written In simple language and Is a "wonder book" In that ft
makes elmple all knowisdgs necessary to broad education. There are hundreds
of colored plates and thousands In black and while. This Is a fully equlnaed
encyclopedia made for children, and may be seen at the Omaha offloes W. a.
StljasneAPOm at XSld St. Marys Avaana. '
FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZES
ITive Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $5. Ten Prizes of $2.
Twenty Prizes of $1.
WATCH FOR TIIT5 DAILY PICTURE IN TEE BEE.
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