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Every day our new department store grows greater; newest styles; better methods; greater values
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New Dress Goods and Silk
Section a Delightful Surprise
Inspect our greater new silk and dress goods
section at left of main entrance. Broader assort
ments, best values, great wide roomy aisles shop
here in comfort.
Crepe Meteor, 0 AA
40 in. wide, yd.VU.VM
Crepe de Chine,
40 in. wide, yd.
Messaline, 27 in. to :JG
in., per yard, r Q
up from fSvVi
1.50
Charmeuse, 36 ff-l r
in. wide, yard ,vl.Wv
Charmeuse, 48 gft "A
in. wide, yard
Bordered Marquisette,
$2.03
Children's Wearing Apparel
at Positive Savings
CHILDREN'S $7.50 NORFOLK DRESSES, $5.50-
1,
$5.50
Good quality all wool serge, sailor collar effect, patent
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i earner ocn, rea shk lie, iun piaiteu
skirt. Regular $7.50
value, Monday spe
cial at. ........ . .... .
CHILDREN'S $2.75 BON N E T S,
$1.98 Silk, crushed velvet and cor
duroy, trimmed with bows of satin
ribbon, silk lined,
Monday special
at
CHILDREN'S $7.50 COATS, $5.98
Fine corduroy, brown, black and
navy. Round collar, long revere,
and turnback cuffs, of crushed vel
vet, sateen lined.
Monday special
at
per yard, up
from
$1.98
S5.98
Blankets, Bedding and Linens
Introducing our remarkable new department occupying
the entire south side of our ston
Wonderful Monday specials
to make your visit. profitable
$3.00 TABLE CLOTHS $2.25
Patterns", fine quality,
small designs, 72x72 inch,
Monday special, &f rtr
at, each V&,Ud
$3.50 NAPKINS to MATCH
Monday special,
at, per dozen
45c HUCK TOWELS 29c
All linen, red, white or blue
borders. Extra fine, ftft -Monday
special, each . SvC
19c TURKISH BATH TOWELS 15c Red borders, ' r
neatly hemmed, Monday special, at, each IwC
$3.00 BLANKETS, $2.25-
Wool nap, ex. heavy weight,
blue or pink borders. rtr
Monday, at, pair. ..
'THE BEST style-thought of the old world and the new is centered in our magnificent new garment
department. Every garment is positively the last word in style trom the world's master fashion creators.
The thousands of new style ideas we feature produce a panorama of fashion that has never been
equalled in this territory. Think of it. A great store of this size with an absolutely all new stock of high grade wearing apparel
and our style-selections are the standard by which all others are judged by women who know correct dress.
Come Monday. We ask you to study the better methods in vogue here; see the beautiful new
equipment, make a note of the particular personal service that is a part of every transaction; and the most painstaking, particular
attention of professional fitters is another exclusive feature here. Your satisfaction is our first consideration always.
Women's and Misses' Superb Man-Tailored Suits
Plain tailored and novelty cutaways, 3 to 5-button, braid-bound, fancy vest effects, high vel
vet and cloth collars, new skirts. Eponge, domestic and imported 'diagonals, stripes, mix
tures, serges, two tone effects, bedford cords, corduroy and plain velvet. Brown, blue, toupe,
black and two toned colorings. Women's and misses' sizes. Prices range from
$19.50 $25.00 $29.50 $35.00 $39.50 $45.00 $49.50 to $150.00.
Gorgeous Showing of Dresses and Gowns
Charmeuse, brocades, crepe meteor, chiffon, crepe de chine, messaline, etc. For street and
evening wear, new draped skirts, accordion plaited effects, beaded lace and fancy velvet silk,
new girdles, long and short sleeves. All shades. Wide price range from
$15.00 $19.50 $22.50 $25.00 $29.50 $35 $39.50 $45 to $175
Autumn Coats of Smart Individuality
Exclusive showing of distinctive three-quarter, Johnny and full length coats. High button
collars, shawl collars, velvet and cloth trimmed, lined and half lined, new shawl collars,
wide revers, novelty back and side effects. Domestic and imported plushes, diagonals, boucle,
persianas, plaid backs, blanket cloth, velours, corduroy, chinchilla. Prices range
$15 $19.50 $22.50 $25 $29.50 $35 $39.50 up to $150.
..$2.75
$3.75 BED SPREADS, $2.69
Scalloped edge, fine pat
terns, good weight. A
Monday spec, each. V u U J
$5.00 PILLOWS, $3.75-Pill-
ed with new feathers, cover
ed with German tick. A nr
Monday, special, pr. V I v
69c BED SHEETS 50c Seamed, heavy quality,
76x90 inch. Monday special, at, each
$3.00 COMFORTS, $2.25 Silkoline coverincs. fri
white cotton fillings, extra size. Monday, each V
50c
COATINGS Exquisite line in double faced, plain
and self colored backs, chinchillas, rough and
smooth surface cloths, large i
variety, at from
1.00 to $100
Diagonals, w h i p c o r d s.
Beautiful plain and illum
inated effects, i4 . $ 1)75
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Three great lots of serges,
homespuns, cheviots, basket
weaves net effect, boucle and
Herringbone effects at y2 Price
Extraordinary bale ct
Diamond Rungs
To introduce the new location
of our Jewelry Department wo
offer for Monday these extra
ordinary values in diamond
rings. Every diamond guaran
teed a maximum value at orig
inal price:;
$150 DIAMOND RING, $98
$100 DIAMOND RING, $65
$50 DIAMOND RING $37.50
$10 DIAMOND RING, $5.75
Our great stock of exquisite
brooches, scarfs, studs and ear
screws go on sale Monday at
33Vz discount.
A Greater Good Shoe Store
Visit our great new daylight shoe store. World's best foot
wear in all the latest lasts and leathers.
WOMEN'S FALL SHOES AT $3.00-A most complete show
ing of women's newest fine fall footwear at this price. Gun
metals, patent colt, black suede,
tan calfskin, velvets and viei
kid. All styles with high or low
heels, button and bluchor. Ex
cellent fitting and wearing
qualities. These are the $3.50
and $4.00 kinds,
special, at,
pair
$3
$1.00 Dress
Goods, M o n.
rr!:48c
$1.25 Dress
Goods, Monday
special,
vard. . .
58c
$1.50 Dress
Goods, Mondav
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yard . . .
75c
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FORMERLY THE BENNETT CO., 16TH AND HARNEY.
WE HAVE EVERY STYLE
AND PATTERN in our big,
new, exclusive, women's shoe
section. Wide range- of sizes in every style,
every pair strictly new fall goods, at, pair .
Exclusive agents, Dorothy Dodd Shoes for particular women
$3 fo $5
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM ,SUPE c,?E!?I5iCCA'
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Supreme Commander of Knights of
Maccabees Coming to Omaha.
"WILL SrEAK HERE OCTOBER 22
Lunch at ,oon, When dovornor All
rlch Will Be Present Big Meet-
ing at Waihinton Hall in
' the Evening.
Daniel P. Alarkey of Detroit. llich.,
supreme commander of the Knights of
the Macibees of the World, one of the
largest fraternal orders In the country,
Laving a membership of nearly 4,Ca),
will pay an official visi,t to Nebraska this
week, his schedule bringing him to
Omaha this week., Mr.- Markey Is ex
pected to arrive early in the morning and
will be met by a committee and escorted
tu the Rome hotel. During the day he
will meet with members of the local tent
and unite, when many matters of inter
est to the order in the state will be talked
over. An automobile ride Is planned for
the afternoon, v .
A lunch has been arranged at the Rome
hotel, when some of the local officers
and members with a few prominent Clti
Eens will participate. Governor Chester H.
Aldrich and CongressmanC. O. Lobeck
have promised to attend.
In the evening there will be a big cele
bration at Washington hall. A special
program of vocal and instrumental music
has been arranged for by the committee
In charge, at which some of the leading
talent of the city will participate. Su
preme Commander Markey will deliver
an address. All members of the Knights
of the Slaccabees and Ladies of the Mac
cabees are invited.
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Order of SeottUh Claa.
'Clan Gordon No. 63, Order of Scottish
Clans, met Tuesday evening and had a
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pleasant time. One application was
handed In and in the social hour songs
were sung by John G. Gunn, James Hen
derson and R. G. Watson. A Hallow
e'en social will be held in the Clan rooms
Tuesday mght. October 29, and the Burns
festival will be held in the new Dougla.1
auditorium, 1718 Doughs street, Monday
evening, January 27.
Independent Order of Odd VVltovot.
Omaha lodge No. 2 will have work in
tiie third degree next Friday night.
Thomas J. Hartwell, an old time resi
dent of Omaha, died Friday afternoon,
after ji Illness of over a year. He was
a member of State lodge No. 10 and
that lodge will have charge of the
funeral, which will be. held at 2 p. in.
today - from the family residence, 2123
Ohio street. Interment will be in West
Lawn cemetery. ,
State lodge N. 10 will put on the
initiatory degree work tomorrow night.
K ii th Kebekah lodge No. 1 will give
an entertainment next Saturday evening.
Beacon lodge No. 20 will have work in
the second degree next Tuesday evening.
Ivy Rebekah lodge No. 33 will give a
card party and dance at Odd Fellows'
hall next Thursday evening.
W'ana lodge No. 183 will have degree
work next Wednesday evening.
Dannebrog lodge No. 216 will confer
the third degree upon five candidates
next Friday night.
IWeeea t'onrt of Ben Hnr.
' Mecca Court No. J3, Tribe of Ben Hur,
had a largely attended meeting Thursday
evening. It was decided to give an open
meeting the first Thursday of every
month for the members and their friends,
with dancing and good music.
Achate Robe Part)'.
Omalia lodge No. 1, Royal Achates, will
give a "rube" party In its hall. Nine
teenth and Famam, Tuesday night, Oc
tober 29, to be followed by dancing and
progressive high five. Prizes and refresh
ments. Cnrd Part? and Dance.
St. Peter's court No. 630, Women's Cath
olic Order of Foresters, will give a card
party and dance Tuesday evening, Octo
ber 22. at Baright hall Nineteenth and
Farnam stretf.
Kellef Corp to Meeti
George A. Custer Women's Relief corps,
will meet Tuesday afternoon, October 22,
at 2 o'clock, in the new meeting place,
the Memorial 'hall in the conrt house.
Fraternal I nlon of America.
Mondamln lodge No. til Intends giving
a series of dances and entertainments for
members and friends tills winter and will
open the season with a Hallowe'en
danceyOn Monday evening, October 21,
at Frenzer hall, Twenty-fourth and
Parker streets.
BARACA UNION ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
The executive committee of the Tri-Clty
baraca union unnounces the election of
the following officers:
President, James C. Johnson; first vice
president, James W. Fonda, Council
Bluffs; second vice president, W. C.
Hodges; third vice president, Alvin E.
Johnson, South Omaha; treasurer, H. H.
Garst; secretary, . H. B. Bugbee; corres
ponding secretary, B. F. Marti; deputy,
Clarence Wendell; deputy, James Lever-
ett. Council Bluffs; sergeant-at-arms,
G. H, Wiggins; reporter, J. B. Murphy.
ELKS TO HOLD CONTEST
FOR THE OLD FIDDLERS
The Elks will hold an old fiddlers' con
test in their club rooms on November 1.
All the old fiddlers are requested to take
part in the contest, the winners of wMeh
will be awarded cash prises. Anyone
wishing to enter can do so by communi
cating with Ike Miner, seretary ot me
lodge.
A Break for Liberty
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble is
made when a 25c box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills is bought. Why suffer? Advertisement.
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Curtain
Monday A. M. we will place on
sale every pair of lace curtains in our entire
stock. All perfect goods. No Seconds.
$3.00 Curtains $1.89 All curtairw that sold up to $3.00
a pair, in white, ivory and eoru, Nottingham, Irish
point and cluny. Some with new hem- Nef gg
stitch effect; Monday, per pair , JVV I gM
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$6.50 Curtains $3.98
Brussels, Arabian, Marie
Antoinette, Fillet and
cable nets; Monday, per
pair, at
at.
$4.00 Curtains $2.98 All'
curtains that sold up to
$4.00 a pair, cable nets,
madras weaves, cluny
and Irish point; Monday,
per pair, at
3.98
Please note that our above prices are all quoted in
PAIR LOTS.
All single curtains and odd pairs at half, price or less.
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FORMERLY THE BENNETT COMPANY
