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Vcdncsday New Lots from
Dressmaking Stocks
of
Mile. Angela, 2014 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, and the
Fifth Avenue N. Y. Dressmaking Establishment.
These stocks were bo great that they have been di
vided into lots to show on different days this week.
Wednesday's specials are the greatest of the sale.
All the Imported Challies
These are this fall's importation, with the new bordered
effects, light and dark ground, floral, dots and Persian
designs, so very popular for this coming
season, that retail all over United Mate if HII gy
at 75c in this dressmaking sale, choice fi
at, yard . ..
All the 54-Inch Serges, Broadcloths and Novelty Goods.
That were imported to sell up to $1.25 a
50c
yard going on front bargain square at,
yard
All lVS-Yard Strictly Wool Serges, Cheviots and
Broadcloths. t
In blue and all new colors. These were imported for this
dressmaker for tailored Buits that she made to sell for
$100.00. On two bargain squares Slid $1
CJJ f From 20 to 24 inches wide. In black and
OlJLlIV aji coior8 of the rainbow. The quality
VFT VT?TQ retal18 up to $2 a yard. Is going In
VfiLVtilJ this dressmaker's sale at, yard
All the High Grade Novelty Silks. v
Only one pattern of a kind. These are the silks that
the dressmaker estimates in making her fixed price
of $100.00 a gown going in our silk depart- d
ment at, yard , vl
79c
All the Lower Priced Silks.
That cost to import from 75c to $1 a yard on front
y"f1.Tr..a.'. 39c and 49c
SILK
CHIFFON
All the dressmaking 45-lnch pure
silk chiffons, In all the colors of the
rainbow at, & yard
29c
New Lots of LACES and TRIMMINGS
27-inch jetted allover nets 42-inch silk Tosca and fancy
nettings 42-inch crystal dewdrop chiffons and nettings
45-inch dew drop flouncings 18, 27 and 45-inch
lace flouncings 18-inch silk embroidered allovers
18-inch silk and metallic embroidered allovers, in
Persian, Bulgarian and new colorings laces, bands,
appliques, insertions, etc. Many novelties, worth up to
$5 a yard 3 bargain squares at, yard
39c, 59c and 98c
Unfinished Lace, Net and Chiffon Robes
Elaborately silk floss embroidered skirtings and bands
to select from, in white, black on white, cream, new
colors on white, etc. Actually tfffo iTi
worth $12.50 and $15 b'C5
Wednesday's Special Demonstration and Sale of
THERMATOR FIRELESS COOKERS
In China Department West Arcade.
Competent demonstrator here from the Thermator Factory to
explain the economic value of the tireless cookers. Every "Ther
mator" Is lined with pure aluminum and has seamless aluminum
cooking compartments.
The "Thermator" will roast, boil, stew, bake, in short will do
TeryUilng an ordinary rook stove will do and save 75 of your fuel
bill; and two-thirds of your time. The "Thermator" will relieve the
hardships of cooking, it will never burn or scorch the food. Will
cook better and more palatable than the old fashioned stove, while
you are resting or doing other work.
Taste the food cooked in the "Thermator," and you will be
convinced.
H BRANDEIS STORES
AJ
I .lewlth New 1 pur I'awU at this More. "The 7 B J
I Tallinn of Van Matthews," now on sale In the 1 JJ
hook department at 49c the ropy. V, A
Every Woman s Suit We Sold
Last Spring is Helping to Sell
Another Suit This Fall
We note that each season the kflZ
1 1 1 - iU- l IV ,. v a
tion of our women's suit glove
grows amazingly. tu
This is a store that profits In
experience. The experience of last season
is .'"pplied in this season's suits.
Result-better suits and better
service.
It will be to your interest, as
well as of interest to you. to in
spect the beautiful appareling we
have provided.
These two lines are splendid
examples of the fair pricing.
Suits at $25.00
Plaiu tailored models and suits with
long roll or shawl collars trimmed with
velvet, made of plain serges, shadow
striped serges and fancy worsteds in
Mark, navy, brown and grey shades.
These Buits are lined with Skinner's
satin, In some cases silk frogs instead oi
buttons are used for fastenings, and the
skirts are plaiD or trimmed to match
the coats as the case may be.
Sizes for miswes and women up to 4 4
bust measure.
Suits at $29.50
This price covers a very wide range of
high class suits made of English chev
iots. Worombo broadcloths, mannish
worsteds, fine mixtures and serges in
black, navy, brown, coronation shades
and two-toned mixtures. Plain taijored
ideas intermingle with suits of one and
two-button cutaway utiles with satin or
velvet revers. Many sample suits are also offered at tin
sizes for women and misses.
The Millinery ChaVengz Sale Continue
With Unabated Vigor
a,, Jne"tu,f? ff 0n Guanteed Willow Plumes, One-third Off on
All French Hats and similar reductions throughout the entire Mil
linery Store. Investigate.
Agents Corset Samples at 89c
All New Moltls A Variety of Styles
and Length to Meet the Requre
ments of All Figures
Every Btore In America that handles these corsets
sells them at $1.60 to $2.00unless it be during a cor
set clearance. So we do not need to say anything more
concerning their quality.
A mention of their names would suffice if It were
not In the agreement at the time of the purchase that
we not advertise them.
Actual $1.50 to $2.30 Values Wednes
day and While they Last, 89c
All of these corsets are made of best, quality ma
terials, well boned and equipped with good, strong
hose supporters-modelB that conform to all the moods
of fashion. We advise your comine early WncinoaHov
morning lor agents' samples of the quality of these never stay long.
Bargains fmr Wednesday and Thursday From
Dig Pur Food Grocery
th
2-lb. Can Bennett's Breakfast Coffee
and 40 stamps 530
Bennett's Capitol Coffee and 20
stamps, per lb 30o
Assorted Teas and 60 stamps, lb., 400
Tea Sittings and 10 stamps, 1-lb.
pkg ISo
14-Id. Can Pure Pepper and 6 stamps
for lOo
1- lb. Can B. C Baking Powder and 20
stajnps 94o
Bennett's Capitol Extracts and 20
stamps, per bottle I80
Bohepp'a Cocoanut and 10 stamp, 1-lb.
parkaae for 8S0
Galllard's Pure Olive OU and 20
stamps, per bottle 85a
lb. Pkg. Bennett's Capitol Oats and
10 stamps lOo
2- lb. Pkg. Bennett's Capitol Wheat
and 10 stamps lOo
2-lb Pkg. Bennett's Capitol Pancake
Flour and 10 stamps loo
Diamond Crystal Table 8alt and 10
tamps, per sack lOo
Full Cream Cheese and 10 stamps.
per lb 800
Virginia Swiss Cheese and 10 stamps,
per lb 95o
Calumet Baking; Powder and R
stamps, per can lOo
Bnlder's 8alad Dressing and 10
stamps, per bottle ....... S5o
Atf.1t,d Plck'e8 and 6 stamps, the
c.bottle lOo
Safety Matches and 5 stamps, the
doien boxes ge
Five Lbs. Jap Rlc--the Te quality-
taT 35c
?ix .Ca,kes. or Ivory Soap for 35c
Pint Bottle Malt and Cider Vinegar
and 10 stamps i0o
Beauty Asparagus and 10 stampsper
can jjOo
Franco-American Soups, assorted.
quart can gnn
Walker's Chile Can Carne and' 10
stamps, per can ibo
Coleman's mustard, per can 60
Prae Demonstration of
ONION SALT
The UnlTsrsVl Seasoning
Wednesday's MenV-Pea Sand
wiches. Watch for this announej ment
every dav. It will Interest you.
tynxt
Women's
$3.50 Shoes
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Ol'R Women's Three Fifty
Shoes are certainly ex
cp'lonal Shoes.
They're Shoes you don't Sfe
c. cry day.
Comfort, 6tle aud quality
spesl.s the moment a woman
puts her foot Inside a pair of
tlifse splendid Thre Hfty
Shoes.
Compare the stuck, anil
the, workmanship, the
trimming ami the style
'f these Shops with the
Slioes you can buy any
where at this price.
We Court the Test
The New Fall Models are
ready, and we are showing:
every worthy stylo fettnrc.
Cmata Agents for Derby 2nd Monarch Kid Gloves
See Our 1cn'
Wonder Salt,
Honrt .1S.(
Values at
SI 4.50
1 T'l 11 li' 111 11' 11 1 mrr- ril lirlf "in--t 'frmlnn
See the
trown Jewel
Tailored
Suits at
S23.00
$1.50 Velvet Hand Bags at 59c
An exceptionally fine line of Bl.uk Vt4vt't Ha ml
Hags, with fancy silvered frames, very popular styles
on sale Wednesday if l.oO values, at 50(
Come early and take advantage of this great offer.
Two Great Corset Specials
FRYSIIOECO.
1 H R S H O K II S
Kith aud Ilouilos Sts.
CPEE3
J
7!XZ!SaBREBsVr
IHITEI.S AM) Ui;sHT.
Marquette Hotel
18th and Washington Ave.
ST. LOl IS, MO.
400 Rooms. $1.00 and 11.50, with
bath $2.00 to $2.50. A Hotel for
your Mother, Wife and Sister.
T. H. CLANCY, Pres.
AML'SEMISVI 'S.
Indlilvow
II.
'vLr
Wonder-Tale
or THE (
Wonder-West
Told at the
OHAHA LAND SHOW
Thousands of exhibits,
model fdiniH, farm ma
rhlne demonstration, mo
tion pictures, lectures, etc.
BAUDS AZTD SHOWS
See the West the land
where money crows
under one roof.
ADMISSION 35 CENTS.
all1
OMAHA ts. DENVER!
Sept. 1S-1Q-20
at Rourko Park!
Mm
w
if
8et Stork of Yam lu
Omsihs; everything yog,
want at a big prion
savi'ig.
New Fall Modes of Warner's, R.&G., W. B. C.
B. a la Spirite and Kabo Corsets, eompleU
assortment of models at f)S
Coutil and Batiste Corsets, long and medium
lengths, all sizes 18 to 3S. garters ,-itt:iehed,
at 490
About 100 Corset Forms, in ,dl makes and
styles, complete with corset, line for dress
making purposes values to 5.00, Wednes
day 7.C
DOc Brassiers, embroidery trim
med. ;ill sizes frtun ? to 44,
Weduesdav, eMoh '2oV
Flew Fail Millinery diodes
New Hats, new materials every day. We will be
glad to show you the new style ideas, and positively
will save you money on all purchases. All millinery
marked in plain figures.
- Extra Specials for Wednesday All Day in Our
Famous Domesfee Room
Amnskets Outinx
Flannels genuine, no
other as Rood . . 10c
A. R C. Toll du Nonl,
Kcd Seal, fail dres.
ft i n n h a m n. most
beautiful patterns, on
f-ale all day .... lOo
Onawa, "2x90 Sheets,
(rood values for trt
at, each 38c
Onawa Pillow SMns.
ood value for 12'-r,
at 300
Australian Blanket
. 11-4. Rrey, good value
for J.0 pan- $1.65
Pext grades of Rilkn
Une, either Sin-son'K
or Paclfir. all iiuv
at 10c
Simpson's fllk Fin
inlied Prints, larse.
Iieantiful designs t..i
eomforters to
A K'Wil $ I OS Comfort
able, all day.. $1.48
7'?e T'nhle.iolieil Mu--lin.
for all day. SijC
f'vr Dleaohed Muslin.
yard wide, all ilav.
at 60
$1 Fine Ijinen Table
Cloth 75o
t- 00 Napkinn, per lo:.
at 81.48
SUo Shuker Flannel So
l-'H'i' Carton Flannel.
Ht ;.. Ol, o
r ToAel.'-. either
ball, or hu'-k . . 10c
Bat's 50, 7o. 10r,
12 'to, 15c, I8c, 30o
up to $1.33
The Peach Season Is Drawing To a Clcse
W advlss our customers to buy
now. These are extra fancy Elberta
Freestone peaches. The tinett flav
ored peach grown for canning.
WEDNESDAY, per crate .... ?5o
Tomatoes for canning- Wednesday,
large market basket 15o
Tokay Grapes, basket 350
Fancy Elberta Fescues, basket 20o
BUTTJi, CHEESE and EOGS
The best Creamery Butter, raiton
or hulk, lb 880
Don't pay more.
The best Country Creamery Butter.
per lb , . . 26o
The best Dairy Butter, per lb. B3o
Full Cream Cheese, per lb .... ISO
Full Cream Brick Cheese, per tb..
at 18c
Neufehatel Cheene, each 3o
The hrst fresh risers, per doz 800
VEGETABLE and FRUIT PBICE3
FOR WEOSEBOAT
Sweet Corn, per dozen 10c
4 hunches fresh-Carrots or Beetsfio
5 heads Leaf Iettuce. So
8 bunches fresh Radishes 50
2 heads I'abbie 6s
2 Cucumbers 5-
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb. 7io
Fancy Wax or String Beans, ifv.
at 7,0
Oreen Peppers, per dozen 8c
Cooking Apples, per peck lOo
2 hunches Parsley Bo
Fancy Blue Plums, per basket 30c
Fancy ripe Concord Grapes . . 15c
2 Exsrs Plants 5c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. . . 10c
Don't
Forget
, TRY liAYDEN'S FIRST,
Day
Monday, Sept, 17 Ladies
Games Called 3:45
Cars leave 15th and Faraain 3:30
Sige Tea Will
Darken the Hair
OMASA'S FUBB
TOOO CBJTTEB
mcuu xm oxrm fbess
ratnT abtd teobtuli
DEf AJaTKflT
RpRtftrw TnAfiA anr! Orav TTa.il
& to Natural Color Dandruff
i
100 crates Fancy Heavy pack- "
d Blue I'lunis, per crate, 4
at 91.15 3J
500 Baskets Blue Grapes, per E
banket ..' BOo J
ZO ooxea extra tanoy Elberta m
Ptecljea. per bux ttco
S ataika laraa. well bleacher!
celuiy Ido
t Isrtta plain Let tuce Ao
1-i bu. basket iiwt Ftitatnes
A .
..... . CW1
r-ars, l"eachs or aaiort4l
fruit, per b;Jte 26a
Frei'i Koesu-d Potriuu, pc ;J)
quart 54 S
SD erc-.a 'a-kai. ."a.ion Jarx. U
per dole ii aio pi
tl 00 large well nade Clot ilea
iias'l-H. en- ) 6o0
$ .ahe-i 'Mi-rlc WafcJier" airp, 10
id; :.he woriii ,...8j
S-l'i. surk Aberdeen Hmv IT
" ilte Fl 'Ji $115
40: jar yotti 0.'le 530 CJ
2WI cSh C1-"33 C3
FIST AXO HEAITH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.'
YlRl. WiKitnw'i SnoTKmd bvsrr h bcra
ui lor OA er hlXTY VEAKsbv MIULIONm of
MOTHERS fur their CiilLURUN Willi K
Vtl.THlNO. with I'KKHiCT UCCli&H. It
HX1THKS the C11IM, SOHTFNS the HUM'S
ALLAVSaU l'AIN CI KIS WIND COLIC, and
the bet rrtnedy (or I'lAkKHU-A. 11 i ai
sMuicly l.tin! be ure end -k fui "Mr.
Vviekiaw'k fcjcil-ios kyrup. oi hte m MIhi
fejtta. Xwcaigr- av uaia a veuia.
QuLldy Removed.
There Is nothing new about the Mea
ef using saa-e for restorinc the color of
the hair. Our great-grandmothers kept
their locks soft, dark and glossy by
using a "sage tea." Whenever . their
hair fell out or took on a dull, faded or
atreaked appearance they mad a brew
of sage leases and applied It te their
hair with wonderfully beneficial affect.
Nowadays we don't have to resort to
Old-time, tlreeome methoda of gathering
the herbs and making the tea. This la
done by skilled chemists batter than we
i could do it ourselves, and all wa have to
do la to call for the ready-made product,
j Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur H&lr Remedy,
i containing sage la the proper strength,
j with the addition of sulphur, another
i cld-ttme scalp remedy.
I The manufacturers of this remedy
J authorize druggists to sell It under guar
! antee that the money will be refunded
; If It faiia to do exactly aa represented
Don't neglect your hair. Gvt a bottle
' of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur today, and
notice the difference after a few day'a
use.
This preparation la offered to the pub
lic at fifty i-ents a bottle, and Is recom
mended and sold by all drugglata
Special Agents: Sherman A McConnell
Drug Co., Kth aud Dodge Sis.; Owl
j t)ru Co, 1U aad ILarvajr lu,
Typewriters Should be Like Rubber Bands
Were it not for its elasticity the common rubber
band yould be of limited use.
Its value lies in the fact that it can be stretched to
meet different requirements.
Likewise the typewriter that will handle nothing
larger than the ordinary letterhead is limited in
its use and is not serving its full purpose.
The Model 10 Smith Premier designed to meet the
greatest number of requirements in -any office,
can be furnished with carriages in, six different
lengths (all instantly interchangeable on the same
machine) handling paper from one inch to three
quarters of a yard in width.
Paying a visit to our office doesn't mean you will be
harassed by an aggressive salesman until your order is
placed. You may inspect the machine in our office, if you
wish, and btill feel safe.
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
19th and , Douglas Streets
OMAHA, HEB.
Branches in
SIOUX CITY,
LINCOLN,
DE3 MOINES
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Matinee very clay 2:15. Evei y night S .I".
This week: Tom Nawr & Co.: Clurk a.iu
Bergman; 1'ne Three Vagrants: Houshy'
Scenic Renew; AKCormai:k and Wallace.
Charles md Anna Glocker; Holme.
Wells and ""lnl"y; Klnodrome; Orpheum
Concert Orchestra
Prices: Sight, 10c, 95c, 60c and 7Cc.
Matinee, oeat aeats, 35o, except Holi
days, Saturday and Sunday.
Free Land Information
The Twentieth Century Farmer, to meet the demand
of its readers for land information, has gathered aud
compiled data on soili;, climate and fanning conditions
in all parts of the country. It is willing to give out 1 his
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 fanning,
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
BRANDEIS THEATER
This Afternoon, Any Beat 25o
Tonlffht, 85o, SOo and 75c.
TIE CONVICT'S DAUOCTXS.
Thursday, 95c, SOo, 75c.
Matinee Saturday, 25o. Any Seat.
THE LIGHT ETEKBTAX.
Engenie Blair Co. 35.
AMERICAN THEATER
TOWIOHT
ICats. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
Frees lOo and 83o.
MISS EVA LANG
and the Woodward Stock Co. In
THE STUBBORNESS OF GERALDINE
WE XT WEEK The Fourth Estate.
' Fa f ivV - T2 .xT .
If- . .
ILB.1t .!HHI
DNS. MACH & MACH A
tuocetkors to
BAILEY & MACH
sEirriSTS
Neateat equippuj dental office In
Crnuha. HiKhesc srade dentistry at
reasonable prices. Porcelain fllllnts.
just like Hie luoth. All Instrument
carefully sterilized after each opera
tion. . Cor. 18th and Tarnam Ste.
TBI3D rLOOS PAITON BLOCK
omaha'S run crmiB."
ft,- 1 2 DIMS Mat., 15-S5-800 ,
ThoseSleepwalkers, the '
MIDNIGHT MAIDENS
EXTBATAOAKEA AND VAUDETrLLE
t.'lever stunix by Ward & Raymond, billv
SimnionM, Irish-American Trio. Keded &
lists. j
Ladles' Sim Matinee Every Week Day. j
Bee Booklover's Contest
KRUG
Mat. Today, S5o
Migbt, aoc.
No Hlg-l.er
. Today t30 Tonigrht 8:30.
THE OIKL XMOM RENO
and
VIOLETTB SU3ETTE
In
SAITCB LB ESTHAKOE.
I. I II. IMI .W tSIJIMIMIW,! .,IL., ,, I, l.
JLAA jTM j MWWJMPll mmm
Chambers School of Dancing
3481 Farnam St.
Reopens, heaoun 1911-12
Adult hegmneiM, Monday evenin.
fcppt. i-'.th.
Atite iibly Wedneaday evening, hept. it
c htldien, friaturdny J SC p in., bept. 3D.
High School, Saturday 8 p. in., Sept. SO
Now open for listin jiupila.
Telephone ioulaa liiL.
Value $000.00
Th magnificent, fancy walni;?
KRELL ALTO GRANT) PLAVEr..
PLiNO which nothing can excel. No
other player-piano has In the Abso
lute the "human touch bo desired
by a mueiral ear and so prized by
the manufacturers. This Instru
ment will be exhibited, explained
and played for anyone who wlsb.es
to see it In the ware rooms on the
third floor at Bennett's.-