Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 21, 1911, Page 12, Image 12

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THE PEE: OMAHA. THTTJSDAT. SEPTEMBER 21. 1011.
BRANDEIS
STORES
Announce Their Annual
Fall Opening
Display
OF
Millinery, Women's
.... . -
Ready -to-Wear
..... i .
Appareh Fabrics and
Furnishings
Week Beginning
Monday
September Twenty-fifth
This opening event is a notable feature of the Omaha
Combined Style Show in which the leading merchants of
this city co-operate.
It will rbean event 'Vf ftfemerid6us"Tashib'intere"st
and will be well worth a special trip to Omaha.
SAVE YOUR
STRENGTH
Running up and down stairs to answer
the telephone is tiresome and often in
convenient. i
An Extension W all Set
Is a telephone connected to your pres
ent Bell instrument, extending . to any
part of your house. ; ,
Only 50 Cents Per
Month in Residences
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Watch Repairing
Tour watch purht to be repaired by a careful, expert
woikman. That the kind . have. We amiyi ha
had the very l.et ua do your work
LOOK Kilt THE NAME '
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
Here Is Joy
For Tired Feet
Nothing makes you bo alto
gether tired and "all in" as tired
aching feet. For men who do not
know foot comfort we have a
shoe that could rightly be called
Men's Comfort
Shoes
They are wide and roomy
through the soles and low flat
heels they are made of soft pli
able kid. And for comfort
they feel like old shoes from the
Btart. Try them when you get
your next pair.
$4.00
DREXEL
1410 FABNAM ST.
The paper that goes to
the homes brings adver
tisers the best returns.
AMUSEMENTS.
'Ici rid flh'ov
5.M51 I. 11
Lf!OCT.-2fl
Wonder-Talc
OF THE
Wonder-West
Told at the
OMAHA LAND BHOW
Thousands of exhibits,
model (arms, farm ma
chine demonstration, mo
tion pictures, lectures, etc.
BANDS AND SHOWS
See the West the land
where money grows '
under one roof. . .
ADMISSION 85 CENTS.
ase Bal
OMAHA vs. TOPEKA
Sept. 21-22-23
at Rourke Park
rrlday, Sept. 23 Ladles' Say
Games Called 3:40
Cars Leave 15th and rernam 3i30
ADVANCES VAUDEVILLE
Matinee ev ery day 2:15. Kvery night 8:15
This week: Tom Nawr & Co.; Clark and
Bersm-in; fne Thre.- Vasrants: Rousbv's
sicenlc Keview; McCormack and Wallace;
Churles tn-1 Anna GUxker: Holmef
Wells and Flnley; Klnoclrome. Orpheu:u
Concert Orchestra
Prices I Nig-lit, 10o, 85c, 5 Do and 75o.
Matinee, osst seats, 86c, except Holi
days. Saturday and Sunday.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Tonight, 85o, 50o and 75o.
Saturday Matinee, Any Seat, 35o
The Great Devotional Drama
THE LIGHT ETERNAL
Eugenie Blair A Co. 35.
Monday HUMAN HEARTS.
AMERICAN THE ATE T
TONIOHT
Mats. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
noes lOo and 35 o.
MISS EVA LANG
and the Woodward Stock Co. in
THE STUBBORNESS OF GERALDINE
NEXT WEEK The Eourth Estate.
"OMAHA'S FUN CEBTIA"
c) 0-M Dally Mat., 13-3 5-50c
Tnose sleepwalker, tba
MIDNIGHT M AlCENS
CXTBAVAQAHSA AND VAUDEVILLE
Clevtr stunt by Ward Ac Raymond, Billy
Simmons. Irish-American Trio. Keded 6c
Hilton Big Chorus of Pretty t-'omnambu-lists.
Ladles' Dime Matinee Every Week Day.
Mat. To lay, SSo
nt, soc.
Today 8:30 Tonight 8:30.
THE OWL TtOM MO
and
VIOLETTE SUEETTE
in
DANSE LB ESTB.ANOE.
Reopens. Season 1811-11
Adult :ginner. Monday evening.
tn.
1 h
High
Noli-
TeJasbo
aa'nbly Wednesday evenlrg, Sept. 27
itldicu. Saturday 2:30 p. ni., Sept. ii.
open for luting pupil.
Bou buuxlu Lsu.
NJiM
Provide Things for Your Home Without
Cost by Saving S. & H. Stamps.
Boys Clothing in Best Qualities
and Best Fall Styles
', The Bennett's Boys' Store is growing.
Judge by the splendid Fall and Winter
stocks now showing. See the growth in the
finer fabrics and in the finer tailoring.
This particular growth means bet
ter service and greater value--a growth
of rare appeal to mothers of boys.
Also, note the finer and snappier
styles-the tailor's tribute to boyish
pride.
All Wool Suits With Two Pairs
of Pants at $3.50, $4 and $5
Because of their qualities and the extra pair
pants which really coBt you nothing they are being
widely advertised by those who have already purchased.
But no less fine are the Norfolk, Russian
sailor blouse and other suits at $2.00 to 7.00.
About fifty suits that have been selling up to'
$3.50. In ages 11 to 16 years, will be closed out Thurs
day at $ 1.(1.1.
A new lot of Indian olav suitsthe best and
ated in the clty--$1.00 and $1.50. They're great for the little fellows.
New Blouse Waist at 25c to 50c.
mm, .
Sweater Coats for Men and Boys
Men's H'gh Grade Spring Needle Jersey Sweaters, made on the
genuine Copper machines, actual $2.00 values for SI. 50. They
come in navy, gray and maroon. "
Men's Fine Wool Sweater Coats with auto, military or V necks;
all colors cither plain or contrasting trimmed; according to the
style and quality, 82.00 to $4.00 each.
Men's regular 12 He Hose in tan and black: all
sizes Thursday, 9c the pair or three pairs for 25c.
Boys' Wool Sweater Coats in all sizes and colors; made by the
famed Ascot mills, of Philadelphia; an extra good value at SI 00
Boys' Wool Sweater Coats with the new auto collars; all colors
and all sizes; S1.25 each.
The Challenge Sale Offers Women's Hats
of an Entirely New Model at $3.98
It is a. smart little tail
ored hat of fine silk velvet
trimmed with handsome
ornaments. It comes in a
variety of the wanted col
orings; as well as black,
and all the most handsome
duo-toned effects. $5.0l
would be a mighty reason
able price for them.
Also there are hundreds of
items being offered during thia
big Millinery Challenge Sale
llh inYl ..mi eVs.1j4 1. . A
We COuldn t list them all in . tdncrlA aitverHumsnt tn .1
only one hat of a certain model. So we ask you to come to the store
and see them for yourself.
In addition to the hats, there are bargains in fine plumes, bird of
paradise, aigrettes, millinery trimmings, etc.. These are extra 6pecial-
Vz Off on All French Hats.
A Off on Guaranteed Willow Plumes.
And don't forget this is the only store in Omaha that guarantees
Willow Plumes. The guarantee is a written one and accompanies
every purchase of a Willow Plume.
Round Trip, Daily
$9 00 and 26.00
0 Detroit
$f)rfc60, 32.00 and 34.00
Until September 30
$Q80. 38.8C and 39.10
Toronto
00 and 34.00
Niagara Falls
32
2 fin 00 anj 34.00
0 Buffalo
SmO, 41.00 and 45.00
Boston
QO SO, 38.8C and 39.10
Saratoga Spgs,
jnruu
mw Montreal
$ 71 ft 00 and 45.00
New York City
and 44.50
Atlantic City
and 46.35
Portland
$IOE0 and 44.50
SAA35 and 46.35
Fast trains at convenient hours make direct connections in Chicai
with all lines east. Liberal return limits and
favorable stopover privileges.
You travel in luxury inu enioy
"THE BEST OF EVERYTHING'
TICKET OFFICES
1401-140J Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
NW1TJ8
ccccLovv one Way Rates
a rn.fi ( to S
OMAHA'S FUXI
SPECIALS ZH OVm FBESB
rmuiT in vegetable
DEPAKTKEHT
3 qts Cranberries i5o
Western band 11111 Potatoes,
per peok aoo
Ka'.lng or Cooking Appples, per
peck fiOo
3 Mtalks wall bleached Celery
for lOo
2 large Pplaln Lett u or So
200 boxes fanc Alberta
Heaches, per box 80o
Selected Assorted Fruit, per
basket 95o and 600
15 gross H-gallon Mason Jara.
per dozen 63o
48-lb sack Aberdeen "Sno-
White" Flour $1.65
15c Imported French Sardines.
u-r i I ii 0
O:0c ')oxes Mararonl. box...lOo
2 Shredded Wheat.. 8f-o
91 Orape-Nuts, pkg loo
Jl Our Best Country Butter iln
el sanitary Jarsi. per lb. . . . 30o
ttj "Lotus" Creamen- Butter iln
T cartons), per lb 3io
C3? CfOWQ C3
Seattle. Tteomt, Portland, bpokaue,
Victoria and Vancouver, via
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Through 'be famous scenery of the
Canadian Rockies and Selkirks. Trains
for Pacific Coast points, carrying
tourUt cars, leaves St. Paul 11:00 A
M. nd 10:30 P. M daily.
Tloketa on sale September 16th to
October 15th. inclutslva For Informa
tion and literature see the sgent of
any railwsy, or write
GEO. A. WALTOW. Qen. Agent
884 So. Clark St. CalcMO, 111
Chambers School of Dancing
3484 ramam b.
HODCRN
MODERATE
KIMTCKKTH
farnaA 1X
silli i
BBb
A. BBB
will rent that vacant house, fill
thoaa vacant rooms, or securo
boarders on short notice, st a very
small i:ont to you. Be convinecd.
Reliable
W,U Denfistrv
AT
Tail's Dental Booms
Hew Fall Millinery Modes
Netv Huts, new materials every day. We vrill
clad to show you the new style ideas, and positively will
ave you money on all purchases. All millinery marked
in plain figures.
Omaha
agents for
Stetson and
Crossett
Shoes for
Men.
Omaha
agents for
Dress
Forms.
f I ftfUArLE STORE. "
A Magnificent Showing of
Her; Fall ferment Styles
500 new Fall Suits and 1.000
new Fall Coats just received
places us in a position to offer
you the choicest assortment of
approved styles ever shown in
Omaha in assortment of color
ings and weaves that leaves
nothing to be desired by the
most particular. "We head the
list with.
Crown Jewel '
Tailor Suits at
Unequaled in fashion, finish, fabric,
distinctive in design, the queen of
all tailored 6uits at the price. 20
different styles, all Skinner Satin
lined. See them.
Hundreds of Other Superb Tailored
Suit values at $35.00, $40.00, $49.00,
$65.00 to $125.00.
A Remarkable Suit Special
for Thursday's Sale
200 handsome new Buits, in fancy mix
tures and plain colors, made A4 1 m n
to sell to $20 all sizes 1 nil
in the lot, at OlstlUU
$25
Medium Weight Coats for early
fall wear, 300 just received, 54
inch length; in black, blue, tan.
grays and browns; exceptional
values, $8.90, $10. 913.50, $15
Ladies' Black Underskirts 75c
values, small lots; while they
last, at . 20o
Other Small Lot Specials -
Dressing Sacques, values up to
$1.00; while they last. . , .25(
Children's .Rompers, values 36c;
while they last .12
Evening and Street Dresses
Scarcely any two alike, the
a
1
mi
choicest assort meut of clever
new designs shown in the city;
very moderatelv priced; on sale
at $15. $18.50. $20, $25 to $150
Ladies' and Misses' Presses
Values to $20.00; serges, Pana
mas, taffetas and messallues
on at $10.00
Pretty House, Dresses .Made to
sell at $1.50; light and dark
colors, over 50 dozen in the lot,
at 70
Infants' Knit Sacques Values
to 50c: while they last, Thurs
day 15d
50c Skirt Flouncings at 25c
A big special purchase of 18 and 27-inch Skirt Flounc
ing Embroideries, several dainty designs for selection;
goods that would sell regularly at 50c a yard; Thursday,
at, yard 25c
Wash Goods Dept. Specials Thursday
Madras, light and dark colors,
neat patterns, worth up to 39c;
at. yard 25
German Eiderdown, all new pat
terns and colors; at, yd.. .28c
Dress Ginghams checks, stripes
and plaids; all at, yard,
36-inch Flannelettes and Challie,
a gotfd assortment to select
from; all at, yd 12
Galacia, Delaine neat patterns,
32 inches wide; at. yard. .15c
Fancy Silk Mixed Goods, in all
colors; at, .yard 25
Outing Flannel Gowns and Pyjamas i
Manufacturers' Sample Lines at About Half.
All Are the Well Known Universal Brands.
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns
$1.00 and $1.25 values, cut
long and full, 6izes to $19: on
sale at 69c and 49
Men's $1.50 Outing Flannel
Gowns Extra fine quality, in
all sizes; on rale 98
Men's Outing Flannel Pyjamas
$2.00 and $2.50 vaults; splen
did bargains, SI. 45 and )8tf
Ladies' Outing Flannel Govrn.1
Regular values to $1.25; all
sizes at 69c and -19c4
Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns
Values to $3.00; very best
qualities; choice, 1.45 08
Children's Outing Flannel Gowns
and Sleeping' Garments; $100
and $1.25 values, at. . . -.49(5
Extra Specials Thursday
in Our Famous Domestic Room
50 Bed Spread-;. No 70f Olynipl.i.
Jarge tn1 heav seil jit H.Sj,
an iong as they last will su
at - Ml"'
50 Beil Spreads No 4960. well
worth 1125. rut corner fur
braau beds, a long as they hint,
at 96o
No. 41 12 fine California Blank
ets, were traveling mens vain
pies, 1724, marl to sell at J 7 00
PHir. 11-4. heavy and fine wool.
In this sale S4 93
Killarney. 12-4 heavy Cotton Blank
ets, regular price $1.65. on this
sale will so at 91.13
Beai-on's fine wool nap 11-4, No.
1752. regular price 12 50 nuir.
grey color, on this sale only SI. 48
Beacon's wool Nap Iilankets,
heavy and fins. 11-4. beautiful
colors. No. 171, sells at $1.00 pnir
on this sale $2.93
No IS Comfortables welnhlnK 7S
ihs. corded i.ottou stitched, sells
at $1.75 und fc-ood values at tut.
at 61.13'i
Butts, the t.reateJt line in the
wpst. 10. 7'ao, lOo, lago, 13c,
SSo up to 91.83
Laie hatts welghiiiK 3 lbs. 'and 4
lbs., for entire comfortables
75o fheets. SlxfiO. teamlesn :mi1
round thread, niude to stand man-
eliiitf 56o '
12 He Pillow Slips. 42x3fi. vd
quality ioo
Amoskeag- Outipfr Flannels, best
quality of outiutfg made .... ioo
12'!(C t ercHles. fine patterns .
7 '..(; brown, yard wide Sheeting.
at 5U
84 Bleached Sheeting 6io
Rrst yard wide Silkoline made lOo
Best Twill Drapery, S3 Inched wide,
t lnir
Rest 15c Huck Tcwels 18V,0
Beet 15o Bath TowpIs ioo
r
f
The Last of the Peach Season
This i week will practically close
the i each season for extra fancy El
berta Freestone Peaches. We ad
vise our customers to put up all
you need for your winter supply
this neck
We had another shipped us yes
terday to sell for the grower They
are extra tine and as lor as they
last, wa will sell them, per crate,
at 73o
Bay tomatoes as soon as possi
ble, as it will be a abort season
anu niftier prices
Thursday, large market baskets
extra fancy ripe Tomatoes.. 15c
Green Peppers, large market bas
ket 830
Kanry Sweet Potatoes, large mar
ket basket 400
KAYDEN'B KEEP TXJWJf TKI
HIGH COST Or UTH9
Why pay more when you can get
the best at Hayden's and save 25
to 50 per cent.
10 bars Beat 'Kin All or Diamond
C Soap 850
The best Hand Picked Navy Beans,
lb g0
4 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca . . . .' SSo
lbs good Japan Rice 8 So
The het Corn Starch, pkg .... 4o
The best Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk aa0
Full Cream Brick or Colored
-heese, lb xj,,
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 80o
The best Tea Slftlnnrs. lb. 18Vo
VEGETABLE and rKUTT PBICES
FOB THURSDAY
Sweet Corn, per dozen joo
4 bunches fresh Carrots or Beets 6o
3 heads Leaf Lettuce g0
8 bunches -fresh Radishes 6o
2 heads Cabbage Bo
2 Cucumbers
Fancy rnver Cauliflower, lb TUo
Fancy Wax or String Beans, lb
at 7ij0
Oreen Pepoera. per dozen be
Cooking Apples, per peck loo
t bunches Faralev so
Fancy Blue Plums, per basket 30o
Fancy ripe Concord Grapes . . 16o
3 Eggs Plants 60
Don't
Forget,
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST, ays