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THE BEE: OMATTA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1911.
1 UE3&rciEEn STORES I
$ Omaha women who shop Thursday can-surely
save money on these special sales
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Omaha women realize that keeping watch on the special events that Brandeis
Stores hold EVERY DAY enables them to save money week after week ou the things
they need. This is one of the main reasons for Omaha women's patronage which has
made Brandeis Stores the largest in the West.
WOMEN'S FINE
Fall Neckwear
Manufacturer' show room sampled
and broken lota all new crea
tions Fancy Lace Fichus, Dutch
and Sailor Collars, Coat Bets,
Fancy Lace Jabots, Side Frills,
Cascades, Fancy and Tailored
Stocks worth from 35c to $1;
at each "
15C and 49C
THURSDAY SPECIAL
Manufacturers' Samples and Odd
Lots of Women's
Corset
s
All New Fall Models
A Freeport Corset manufacturer sold us
all his samplos and odd lots. They come In
batiste and coutll wkn tow bust, Ion? hips,
two and three pairs of, hose supporters.
Made to retail
from $L00 to
JL5Q. KKrii, aL
(JMain ITmjr
Women's Fall Kid Gloves ft',
Woman's French Kid
Olove. In all the
mi full shades; 3
clp with Paris
point or hand miv
broldored tacks Flt
IM to the hand at,
pair, 91.SO ant 91.78
Women's French Kid
and Lambskin (Hovm
In whim. Iilflfk. gray,
tan and h.u. t claap
efforts : filled to the
hand If daslred; on
main glove counter:
at. pair Sl.SS
n
Floo r
'Special Values In
Kid Glorea." black,
white and colors;
worth to $1; bar
gain square at. per
pair fio
Women's $3.50 Shoes
at $2.48
We made a spoclat purchase of 500
pairs In dull gun metal, patent
coltskln, tan calfskin and black
velvet In button or lace styles
with 7-lnch, 16-button tops, light
extension edge soles, extreme
short forepart, high toes, grace
ful arches and Cuban
heels; all sizes and
widths; at per pair.
$2,48
BIG SALE OF CUT GLASS
THURSDAY IN OUR. WEST ARCADE
inin1'000 Piec8 o rich cu glass; factory s amples in all the new advance models for
1912; never shown before. We consider this the bout lot of Cut Glass ever offered in
Omaha.
The stock consists of Punch Bowls,
Fern Dishes, Orange Bowls, large Pitchers,
Vases, Sugars and Creamers, Nut Bowls,
lco (;reara Trays, Ice Tubs, Celery Trays,
actually worth
up to 91A.B0; two big lota, ia west Arcade, Thurs
day at . . . . :
Comports, Electroliers, Honey Jars, Can
fcTj. oelabras. Flower Pota, etc. Pieces actually wort I
Special Demonstration All Week in Yam Dept.
Fleislier's
Yarns
Never has Knitting and Crocheting been
so popular. Innumerable handsome and
useful articles can be made at small cost.
Flaiaber's Celebrated Yarns In the com
plete assortment are here. ' Free Crochet
ing and Knitting Explanation and Advice
on all kinds of yarn work by Miss Schaeffer. direct from the
Finisher's yarn headquarters. Detailed Instructions in making
Toques. Caps. Scarfs. Sweaters, Shawls. Slippers. Kiobes, Pillows,
etc. Take advantage of this opportunity. Sea the window dis
play of finished pieces.
Women's New Trimmed Fall
Hats at $5.00
Thursday you can choose from
cores of new hsts right out, of
our designing rooms. They are
copies of stuunlng models and
every one has that air
of good taste that you
always find Id Brandeis
Hsu. at
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Cfec&3 &9E3 OaasaO SasaJ
15 v- Jft i
fK roD CZSTB J
lie Imported Sardines, per tin (
11 at Do I
lie Imported Sardines.
SI BO
4S-lb. back "Lotus" Hour.H.SO
-gl Oil or Oasollns Can with
Alrleta Pump Atlachmenta.
.tegular price 7 do. bpeclst
at. bo
10 Oposs Mason Fruit
Jars, per dosen Sis
Whits or Yellow Corn M1.
per sack 16a
Grape Nuts, per rckaga..lOo
Cakes "Magic Washer" Poup
st ao
J Plain Lettuce 60
I Lars Wall Hleai-hed Celery
at loo
11 Bunches Kins ltadtaliaa . loo
freah Hoisted real
1'isrt
Ornen Tomatoes, par
INUIKSI
KdlSllSS.tOO V
aiiuis, per 2
Be J
er msrket !
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CEflTISTRY
Bsiley.Tha Dentist
K Offl.es. Nsw
VI,n Sanitary
rental Kqulpmant
V04-10 City WatloMl
Bank Blag.
TIB BXTBCBAPSK.
Hlah crade dantlatrv
atabllaksd ' raiiabU prloa.
la ltao. Cut oul t0 t,n
A I3BB
WANT AU
1U rent that scant houfca. fill
tuoas scant rooms, or sscurs
boarder on short notice, st a tery
tiuaJl cokt to' you. Be convtneod.
Salesyomen
and Nurses
FindFoot Re
lief In These
S4 Shoes
This is a specially tanned
leather without the use of
acida of any kind. Does not
burn or blister the feet and
is very pliable.
Hiph top, lace, with a very
flexible sole that makes it a
real comfort to wear them.
In every size and width,
guaranteeing a perfect fit;
only
S4.00
Brexel Shoe Co.
1410 Farnam St.
AMVSKMBNTS.
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HKST SEATS ftOc
Omsfc's Owi Oirl
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With Her Owi OompSoy
reatana; iMoords Bverywhere
Beeoa nlalns 10 Oppoaitloa.
Qaallty, Comedy and Actual Beastgr.
Batarday Matinee SFBOIAI,
Betarna of tbe first World's Cham
pionship satu at the stew
York Polo ftouade wlU
read frota le fttase.
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THE OMAHA BEE
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(Hrla i-t'ouih tt Two buowa- TypluaJ
h-eoi"' t.'l',,'u'
LaAiea' Itlat MaMses ery Week 8.
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Mat. Every ray. '.' li. Kvery Night, 115
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l-.M r 1.1 A Cv. M Nevt-rvel.l s btmian
Jockey. "The Dandles." Wilson and W il-
n. Vakko Kttavna. Kmetascope. Urphcunt
cxxJieatra. Mini, in. . tt 100.
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J J We are Now Quoting "Rome Very Sperlal Prices f I J
on Healing Ntoves In the Hardware Store.
Some Boys' Winter Suits are Un
derpriccd for Thursday Selling
Tbr lively business done In our boys' nothing
store this season indicates that the people fully
realize the actual value of our boys' clothes above
the prices quoted.
And the fact that we cater to all tastes and
nur-8 is convincing evidence that at this store you
will find greatest varieties for your choosing.
Boys' suits, with an extra pair of pants, at
$3.60, $4.00 and 15.00 are a specialty.
One big lot of heavy winter suits
of all wool materials in medium
and dark patterns, several styles:
ages 9 to 16 only
--positive $4.00 1
values, Thursday...
f2.98
Attention Is also directed to very complete
storks of boys' overcoats for Fall and Winter wear
large, handsome lines in every new material, pat
tern and color. Prices range from $2.50 to $8.50
for ages 2Vt to 17 years, inclusive.
COMING SATURDAY
One of the Most Timely and Best
Men's Shoe Sales of the Season.
If you have not already purchased your winter shoes, wait for
this big sals. It will prove to your )fklng In tbe way of goods and
pricing.
Complete particulars, in Friday's papers.
Pajamas and Other Men's Things
for Winter Wear Fairly Priced
Here are three lines of pajamas
that will meet the requirements of
the average man. They are made of
fine quality outing flannels In var
ious patterns and trimmed or plain
as you may wish. $1.00, $1.26 and
$1.50 the suit
Men's finest quality on ting flannel
night robes, made extra large and
nicely trimmed six big lines at 49c,
69c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2 each.
EXTRA SPECIAL
- - - - ' i
Another lot of those fine
spring needle knit Jersey
sweaters for men, innavy,
gray and maroon colors;
exceptional $2.00 y values.
while they
last, at....
$1.50
Men's wool sweater coats in plain
and contrasting trimmed colors, $2,
to $6 each. Boys' wool sweater coats
in all good colors, $1 to $1.50 each.
One lot of men's leieey ribbed ooat
sweaters are specially priced to close
out st 9o e.ieh.
Ken's wool nadsrwsar hi all ceJors,
II. Of) to 12 40 the garment Men's fall
weight ribbed union suits, aptclal at II.
Vsw Unss of men's soft and stiff bats
at prices In keeping with the quality. I
Only the most .reliable tnakea.
"Time to Put 'Em On"
It is said that down south
there Is a newspaper editor
that every year about this time
reminds peope It is "Time to
put 'cm on." We will have to
apologize to that editor for bor
rowing his phrase, but it is the
truth and at this store you will
find underwear for every need.
Men's underwear at 60c and
1 00 the garment and up.
Women's underwasr st 50c and
$1.00 (he sarment and up.
Children's and Infants' under
wear priced a.s the six and ma
terial dictates.
"Women's New Kid
Gloves
Our stocks of women's kid
gloves have never been so rem
plete as now.
There are long gloves in
white, black and all the shades
that are hard to get.
Short gloves for street, shopping
and trsvel wear In black, white
and the favorjte colors for gen
eral use.
And heavier, durable glovea of
soft, oliuble leathers for the
woman who delights In driving her
own auto this brisk October
weather.
Aiwiys reasonably priced.
BE SUES
to get the colored comic
Bcction of The Sunday Be
It will be Vorth your while
mwm
Sale of Women s
Tailored Suits
A remarkable lot of suits in re
markably clever styles at a re
markably popular price is the
6um and substance of this Thurs
day sale in the women suit store.
But, of course, you want to
know more of the details.
The assortmen t consists
of about 300 women's
tailored suits worth
from $13.00 to $17.50
all to go Thursday at .
the very special price of
$9.
75
They are plain tailored garments wtth
tg-lnch coats lined wtth a good grade of
Belding's estin. Made of worsteds,
Venetian cloth, cheviots, tricota, home
spuns and wide wale materials In black,
navy, grape, gray and electric blue
colors.
The sizes range from a misses' 16
to a woman'a 40.
AMUSEattSNIS.
AMERICAN THEATER
Tonight, 3as. "Pnes.. Thar, Bat.
MtlCAB Oo AMD 840.
rVU&& EVA LANG
and tba Woodward Stock Oo. 1
The Widow's Might" f
Next Week -TjEaTTKBBB OF OeV-
DOYD'S THEATER
rhKrs- TtL, Octobs lt-13.
WM. IIODQE
THE MAN FROM HOME
Coauugl Tks Caooolats Boldle.
AMl'SKMKMk.
BRANDEIS THEATER
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cms abt rrrcs-a
SCHOOL OF ACTING
iv bxttcxeb.
rrlday, Bat. statins and Wight
KYRLE BELLEW
14 THE MOLLUSC"
A X.Ii STAB CAST.
The Mr hsnl ho Has ths Goods Is
the One Who Lets the Public Know it
Tbroug Advertising la Tbe Be.
Tremendous Bargain Offerings in All Kinds of Winter
Underwear Thursday Men's, Women's and Children's
Garments; New Perfect Goods at About yt Regular Prices
See the New .
Lasts in
Queen Quality
Ladies' Shoes.
Our Best
Ualucs in
Dcatcn
mm
T iw
If You Want
the Best,
Buy Stetson
Men's Shoes.
tlccord of Extraordinary
Women's Garments Badly
in Our Thursday's Sale
Immense cash purchases of inanufat't
urers' samples offer selection from vast
astioilment of clever new styles at bar
gain prices seldom If ever equaled In any
store. '
SCO Beautiful TaUored Suits in velours,
Kngllsh suitings, serges and fancy weaves
in all newest wanted colors. No two alike.
Skinner's satin and mescaline lined, made
to sell up to $40.00; Thursday ..$25
Tailored Suits, $10.00 values,
at $5.00 made of good
quality heavy suitings in navy,
brown and black, all new fall
styles.
Serge Dresses, values to $15.00,
at $5.00 also silks and
other wanted fabrics included
In this magnificent lot of bar
gains. -
$100.00 American Beaver Fur
Coats, 30 inches long, Skinner
satin lined, at $69.00
tang Russian Pony Fur Coats,
good colors, splendidly niai.
great bargains, at. . .$39.00
Blue Wolf Fur Sets, $15.00
value, at $10.00 large shawl collar
and pillow muff.
Long Caracul Cloth Coats, lined through
out, $15.00 values; choice $8.95
Basses' Chiffon .Dancing; Dressss Worth '$20,
silk linings, splendid assortment of prettv
colorin- (14.90
Ladles' Percale Wrappers $1.00 values, all
bizes. at 590
Children's School Dresses Serges and fancy
plaids, elegant values; at prices
from S1.9B, 13.95, 83.95, $8.00 Up
Children's Bearskin Coats All sizes 6 to U
years, 5.00 to $(.no vaJnes: choice. .. .$3.95
r.nfltea' S4.00 silk Underskirts Silk taffwtas
aM messallnes 81.98
Ladles' X.oav Caps Kimonos $3.50 and Si 00
values, at $1.45
Short aianoeletts Petticoats Regular 7 5c val
ues, at 35o
15c Embroid's 74c
A big line of Embroideries, In
edges, galloons and lnsert-
Ings, also a lot of broken
sets, values up to 20c
yard; all in one lot
Thursday, yard
'Hit
Zion City Laces
We are the exclusive sales
agents for this famous line
of perfect Wash Laces in
Omaha, offering you com
plete assortments. See -the
specials Thursday Hp
at, yafd . . WU
Bast
Ever
Millinery Bargains at $5
An exceptional opportunity for the
economical buyer to get a strictly up-to-date
Hat at About Half Worth.
300 Pretty Hats to Select From Reg
ular values up to $10.00,-in ostrich
plume hata, large picture hats anl
the stylish close fitting CCa
shapes; choice p5
Hundreds of Stylish Trimmed Hats
In special groups; worth double tho
prices, 9Sc, $1.98, $2.95, $3.95
Felt Hoods, all col
ors, quill trimmed
or with gold cord
and tassel
at 81.50 $2.05
Untrlmnied S h a pes,
an Immense line for
selection, choice val
ues at from 98f
to $10.00
s
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
In Our Paoious Domeatlo Boom. Irery item a Decided Bargain.
We carry every kind of good Outing Plannels mads A large line of mill
ends, dark and light, worth 1c. lc and l'JC, we will sell theru on this
bay at, yard u So, 7Vso ana So
Appleton's or Anderson's dark or light,- nice fluffy outing. flannels from
pieces; at, yard TVo and 80
The celebrated Amoskeag 1811 Outing Flannel, nothing ever made yet.
"JUST AS GOOD." Look for Amoskeag brand. Our prices for the
fienuine same as others ask for the Inferior; only, a yard 10s
. annelettea Armour's. Fleeces. Paclfio and othfr celebrated brands
at, yard IHo, THo, 8Ho and lOo
$6-Inch Percale, silver gray. Indigo bluea. Mack and white, the l'-'iC
grade, Manchester's long lengths, at, yard 8 Ho
our ttianxet ana comioriaDie saie ins is ail tnis weeic. tseet goods
for the leastnoney
Wash Goods Dept. Specials for Thursday
Galucia De Louis, neat patterns with fancy bonders; at, a yard 15
rotten Ch allies, 36-inch Flannelettes good assortment of colore
and patterns at, a yard 12'4
A good line of dress ginghams at, a yard... .19c, 13c and 12
Plain Bilk mixed goods in all colors at, a yard 25c
Kimono SUkfl, good patterns and colors at, a yard 3S?
-
That's Well Worth Taking Notice of 25 Per Cent to 50
Per Cent Saved by Trading at Hayden's.
Tokay Grapes, basket 95o
New York Concord G.apcb, hatket SOo
IK lbs. best Granulated Susar.. 11.00
10 lbs. White or Yellow Cornmeal 15o
lbs. good Japan Klcu 830
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice, 10c quality,
for 850
10 bars Beat 'Era All or Diamond C
Soap 88e
4 lb. pkg. Pyramid Washing Powder
for ISo
Lu L.U Prourlne- Boap, can ...... 4o
Grape Nuts, pkg lOo
Corn FUkea, pkg B,0
011 or Mustard Sardinia, can .... 4e
Bromangelon, J el Icon or Jallo, pkkg.,
at
put vr TOtna xurii 04irirxo
?liU HOW,
There'a nothing finer foryour win
ter preserves thkn pears. The cheap
est and nealthlest grown fur table
u&e.
These ure put up in bushel basket s.
nn ale Wednesdav, bu.-iiel. at . 5o
OBIta TOMATOES TOU FICKX.IMO
Uarge market buskU 180
jarre market basket Green Peppers,
at 1
4 basket crates Italian Blue plums
for tl-00
Hsydan Bros, recetTsd 8 carloads of
Btr rancy Kiver Sarly Ohio
potatoes These sre the finest po
tatoes vrown: nothing better tor
cooking and eating, vwe want every
housekeeper in Omaha to try them.
Tomorrow, pax peck of IS lbs.. .80o
lemand 15 lbs. the law requires
it W look for potatoes to go still
lower. One peck to a customer; no
deliveries.
niZU VEOXTABX, A WD TStVTT
PlUOrS TUB TAI.K OF OKAS A.
Kresh Cabbage, lb lo
4 bunches fresh Radishes So
1 heads fresh Hothouse lettura So
4 bunches fresh Beets So
Fresh Carrots, Paranipa or Turnips.
lb ito
Large Hubbard Squish, each TVto-lOa
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb. . .7liO
t heada fresh f'eiery SO
Large Uitgplant. 2 for . lOo
Cranberrla. quart 7 So
Bweet Potatoes. I lbs. for ...... lOo
FOR ALL VOrR WANTS
Try HAYDEN's First
YOST-High Grade Furs
EXPERT REMODELING
J L toi uer aoth aud Farnaiu. Telephone UousUs 3t)4U.
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and the wliole interesting family