THE BEE: OMAHA, TIHTRSI)AY, DECEMBER 19, 1912.
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Christmas Gift Suggestions
Great Sale of Watches
0 size Ladles' I
Watches In 20-ycnr
gold filled Hunting
canon, with 7 Jew
clod Klgln move
monts, worth,
$10. GO, special salo
prlco at
$9.98
16 size Men's
Watches with gold
filled Hunting or
open face cases,
guaranteed 20 years
-Klgln or Wal
tliam movements
worth JIG (o 18, ut
At Watch Deportment
Main Floor
A watch imikcR tin i next kind of n
(iirlntnmn Rift anil this Is the hest
More to buy them
10 sizo o. F. watches, gold plated-c,
case, with fine American lever'
movement; guaranteed:
JG.00, on salo at
$10.56. am
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Jewelry Specials at Regular Counter. ,
$1.00 Slcrllntc Silver I'ondant 1m Valllcrs -Very
special at 50d
RtcilliiR Silver Singlo Coin Holder Spe
cially priced at . , SI. 50
lnrgo Sterling Silver Coin Holders for Two
Coins At S3.98
Sow Design In Stone Set liar Tins In all
colors and white; also sterling silver, hand
engraved pins, at SI. 00
AT LEATHER GOODS COUNTER
HOC ImrRc Parisian Ivory' Picture Frames
Special at 39d
Smaller size Parisian Ivory Picture Frames
Special at H)J
Parisian Ivory Pin Cushions At G9
Powder Jars autl Hair Hcccivcrs with Paris
ian Ivory Tops At 50cJ
TOYLAND SPECIALS
Daisy Popguh 15
Single Shot Daisy Jr. . . .4Q
Slnglo Shot Daisy Sr. . . .75
Daisy Itepcntlng Air Hlflo 08d
Daisy not) shot Air Itlfle 1,525
Dressed Dolls t In
nlco box OSt
Tea Set complete 25d
OB' ToT Chesta - Medium " Mm
S3. 50
Tool
size
Iargo slue
Medium
82.98
sa,os
Airship Files
or runs on floor,
at 40
Kid Body Dolls
24 Inches high,
a 1 o o p 1 ng oyes,
flowed wig, hip
Joints QS6
F I 4 i bio
Sleds, use,
91.n0 $1.08
WONDERFUL SPECIAL SALES
BEGINNING AT 7 O'CLOCK THURSDAY EVENING
7 O'CLOCK
Thursday Evening
Silk
Petticoats
Fine Taffetas and
M es s a 1 i n e s in
blacks and all colors;
all sizes; worth up to
$3.00, each at
$1.00
SECOND ZXOOB.
7 O'CLOCK
Thursday Evening
Silk
Handkerchiefs 1 Table Covers
7 O'CLOCK
Thursday livening
Hand Made
French ltennissenco
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Women's und Men's
HomBtltohod Silk
Handkorc hlefs, in
fancy colors. Novor
sold tor less than 2Ga
each, at
15c
72-inch round, all
hand made linen cen
ters with beautiful as
sorted patterns; ono
to a customer; worth
JC.00 and $7.50, at
$2.98
vlaxk raoox.
BASEMENT.
7 O'CLOCK
Thursday Evening
Assorted
Ckocolates
Thousands of 3 -lb.
boxes tliat sell
regularly at 40c a lb
while they last, per lb.
at
20c
VOM7EXAV BOOK.
'3 Womei's Shoes n
Women's $3.50 shoos in
tan, dull or patent calf
leathers, black suede and
satijis with cloth or kid
tops, welt sewed solos,
on sale, at a $9 QC
, pair QUOd
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Men's ftouse Slippers, tan'
and black kid leathers in Opera,
Everett, Romeo and other stvlcs,
at .............. $1.49 to $3.50
Women's Crpchet Slippers in all col
ors, regularly worth $1, on salo, 75c
Lambs' Wool
Solos for crochet
slippers; at, per
pair 35c
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Children's Red
and Black Felt
Slippers; at, per
pair ...J . .98c
The Most Acceptable Gift
Women's Kid Gloves
Long Gloves, best makes,
in fine Grenoble Kid, 12
and 10 button length, in
black, Avhite, tan and
evening shndos, at per'
pair ..S2.75 to $3.75
Two clasp French Kid
Gloves with heavv em
broidered backs or Paris point stitch
ing, in nil popular colors, go at,
Pir $1.50 and $2
French Lambskin Gloves in white,
black, tan and grey, nt'pair, $1.25
Long Gloves in 12 and 16 button
lengths white only, worth $3.00, on
Bargain Square, at pair $1.98
Fancy Boxes Free With Gift Gloves.
Glove Bonds at Main Glove Counter.
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On
Christmas
Morning
and for months after
there will bo real pleasure
for the ono that receives
a pair of Drexol's
Cushion
Insole Shoes
The Shoe that makes
hard pavements like
downy pillows for tender
feet. Sold nowhere else.
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Men's - - $5
Women's $4 ,
Buy a Certificate
We redeem them with
a pair of perfect fitting
shoes or slippers the day
after Xiuaa.
Jewelry Specials at Regular Counter
1)152.00 Cuff Milk uml Tie Phi Sets Finest
gold filled, plain signot; also stone set, in
nlco volvet lined boxes, special, each, 1
)jH.(H) to $10.00 Quality Solid Gold llihhon
Fobs for Men Somo have signet charms;
others have lockets; special sale price,
at $3.98
Jjt.'I.OO Solid Cold Stick Pins Extra special
nt 81.69
90.00 Coral Cameo Rings Heavy solid gold
mountings, 'special at 82.98
TOILET SETS
Quadruple Silver Plated Toilet Sets Thin
model, onglno turnod designs; sold regu
larly at $8.00, special at S4.98
$5.00 Sterling Silver Comb and Itrush Sets -On
Bale at S2.9S
Sterling Sliver Military 8cl In soveral
beautiful designs, at 85.00
Drexel
1419 Farnam St.
RED GROSS
SEAL
OFFER AN
Investment
In Health
Every Consumptive
Properly Cared for Insures Your
Life Against Tuberculoid. .
Every Seal You Buy
Helps to Proyide Hospitals, Sana
toria, Dispensaries, and Visiting
Nurses for the Care and Cure of
Consumptives in your community.
Buy Red Cross Seals
AND
Protect Your
Own Health
Headquarters for Nebraska
423 City Nafl Bank Bldg.
WM. J. BOEKHOFF
Mttall Dsalir,
Phone Douglas 119
L. B. McGOUN GO.
COAL
South End 16th
St. Viaduct
"HOME OF THE
LONG TON"
Seal Skin Caps Are Practical Gifts
Seal Skin Caps look well on any man and are unequaled for keeping tho
head and ears warm in cold weather AVe show the largest assortment
and best values in the cily, at $5, $6.50, 7.50 up to $15
Black Coney and Near Seat Cops, at $1.50, $2.50 and $2.98
Genuine Persian Lamb Caps, at $12.50 to $20
Kew Velour Hats in beautiful shades of tnn, blank, brown, grey and green
the richest, most lustrous hats ever produced at these prices
at ' .$2.50, $2.05, $3.50, $5 and $7
PTPS?" tP wPr iir OBjt im .!Tli!!T!l?HCt"
FREE! FREE! FREE!
In harmony with tba Xmas
spirit we will present to all tnose
visiting- onr store on Thursday,
Deo. 19, with EEATTTITUI. rsC'JK
riiOWE&a.
WATCH SPECIAL
Xadlss' or Qentlemen's Watches
Elgin Movement 20-, A M
year fold tilled case-f?ft Hll
Value 518. Special SjlUaOlf
Wolf Jewelry Co.
403 South 16th St.
City National Bank Building-.
Colds.
Weak Lunii.
Coughs. WeakTriroeits).
Ay
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Cherry
Pectoral
Sold for 70 years.
Ask Your Doctor.
J. C Aj.rCo,
Le!l. Mi-.
Home Furniture Co.
20 Below Omaha Price-Mot One Day But Every Day
Low Prices On Useful Holiday Gifts
Get Our
Rug Prices
I 9x12 Seamless Brussels $8.50
S)xl2 Seamless Velvet $12.00
9x12 Seamless Extra Velvet
t $16.00
9x12 Axmiuster Rugs $16.00
See our Inrge line of Eodv
Brussels and Wilton Hugs.
Much below Omaha prices.
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Solid. Oak Sewing Machine, 4 drawers.
cirop neaq, compieie. with at-4 J pa
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tachments, a $25 value at. .
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Solid Oak Rocker, No. 1 Leath
er Seat
$5.50
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Special Holiday l)de of Library Tables
In all woods, 20 below Omaha price.
LEGAL JVtmCES.
NOTICl'J I hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by tlio Board
of Directors of the Parmer' irrigation
District at their office In the City nf
Scoltshluff, Nebraska for the Mirchase 'ut
two million five hundred and fJty thou
end dollar O2.ri50.000) face vf.lue of the
six per cent serial hotjdL cv .V.d' Ulstilct
until 1:30 o'clock n. m. on the 23d day
of December. Said bonds aro Issued under
and by virtue of an act o( the legislature
f the State of KebranKa, approved March
26th, 1S95, Session Law. IS95 Chapter 70,
and all amendments thereto, and pursuant
to a vote oi a majority of the qualified
electors of fcalcl district. A proceeding
for the judicial confirmation of sajrl bond
Is now pending in the district court fbr
the county of Scotts Bluff, Nepnska; The
board expressly reserves the nght to re
ject any and all bids and will, jn no event,
Nell any of Mid bonds for less tbpn ninety-five
per vent of the face value there
of. By order of the noard of Directors.
HEYWAItD O. L.KAV1TT.
Secretary of Farmers' Irrigation District
NtOdttt.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Office of Lce-Qlaxs-Andreesen Hard
ware Company, Omaha. Nebraska, De
cember 14th, 1912. Notice is hereby given
to the stockholders of Lee-Qlass-Andree-sen
Hardware Company that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the com
pany will be held at the offices of sajd
company, corner of Ninth anjl Harney
streets. In tho City of Omaha, 'In the
State of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
14th, A. D., 1913, at three orcloek p. m.,
for the purpose of electing tv board of
directors for the company to serve during
the ensuing year, and to transact such
other business as may be presented at
such meeting. N
H. J. LEE, President
Attest: J. CLARKE COIT, Secretary.
(SEAL.) D1JH.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
I'ROPOSALS FOR HAY.-Offlco of the
Chief Quartermaster, .Federal Build
ing, Chicago, Illinois December 3, 1912.
Scaled proposals will be received here
until 11 o'clock a. m., December 23. 1912,
for furnishing feeding hay at Fort Riley,
Kans. Information furnished upon ap
plication. COL. A. L. SMITH, Chief
Quartermaster. D 7-9-10-11-18-19.
AMUSEMIJIVTS-
OBSAXA'B PUR CErTTEK."
Sally Slat., 18-25-500
EvffB.. 15-35-50-750
Still Another of TAXI ftlRI S
EXTRAVAGANZA AITS VATJDEVXXAS
Farrell-Taylor Trio; Ward .-i Bohlmnn;
Primrose Semon; Woo'ey & Woods;
Blanche Davenport; Ida Bayton, and u
Bltf Beauty Chorus of Joy Riders.
Tired Xmas Shoppers' Mstlnea Sally.
Worth Climbing; the Kill."
Sally Mat., lOo
EvffS.. 5-JO-aoc
TianOLAS ST. AT EIOBCTEENTK
XTtona Vaudeville includes Klein, Ott
& Nicholson; Baader-La Velle Troupe;
Tony Jolinston'nl
KonW;
Hlpposcope Pictures I "tlnee Sally
From tt to 6, at 7 and 9 P. M., Sally,
Doug. 404.
Uatlnt Ertry Dr, il6 Erry Night, till.
ADVASCCED TAUSSVECKB
Tils Vi'Mk Owea Mc01nfy - Gr.c. Onieron;
Th. Tbne Colltglani. Ulnnl. All.n: Kir. Jug.
Una llowstls: tswli & Dody: TB Kjl..:
P.Jh.'i K.tlew. FrIcti-MttlaM! Caller,
ivc; neii seau, eistpi emiuratj sua Bunatjr.
Msht 190, nc. 101. lie.
BRANDEIS THEATER
TONIOST 3 SAYS 250 TO 81
BATUSSAY MATtKEE 85O-0OO
TKS JTEW SOMO PXiAT
"FRECKLES"
A Superb Scepio Production.
XKiS MATINEE 4 BAYS
"yPKAKSgat WASR." Seats rrlday
xonitbt All Week,
azatlases Tuet Thnra. and sat.
YATJBKAN QIiASSR PZ.AYSRS in
Viola Allen's. Qreatest Success
III WX ITS SIS TEX.
i.eeo BSATstn eras oehts
Kexf Week THE SESPtPtnUrXB
IKrugT heater
Mat. Today, 8t30 Vlfht, 8i30
WHIRL OF MIRTH
and Eddie B. OoUUs.
Extra Friday night Santa Claus at
tne i-outury more.
LECTURES
By Prof. Frederick Ames Stuff
of the Unlverelty of Xsbruka at
U2TXTY OETOCX, 1 7th and Cass Streets,
Every Other rrlday at 8U3 P. M.
Hlngle Admission 50 Cents.
See. DO., TOLBTOIl What LiKht Does
He Throw on the Relations of Master
uutl WorUirianT
YOU Wouldn't face Santa wearing
dilapidated clothes, would you?
Better send us a "Hurry Call" We can place your clothes
in bright, fresh, clean, entirely remodeled shape, so as to be
ready for Christmas festivities, but PLEASE call us NOW.
Dresher Bros. 345
2211-2213 Farnam Street.
Three More Days
Eight More Churches
Seventeen Churches, representing congregations ag
gregating about 4,000 church members, have already
held their sales and when the eight more finish next
Saturday night ovpr 5,000 church members will have
been identified with the
Christmas Fair of the Churches
There will be i.Ieniy'of'fdncy work, plain so'wiuguid
home cooking to provide:,many Christmas gifts If you
haven't attended the Bazaar go to the
Bee Building Court
and see what handsome articles are offered December
18 and 19.
ST. MARY'S CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Chairman Mrs. John A. Kuhn, 132 South 38th St.
Tho money derived from their salo enables the
church to carry on their Charity work to a large extent;
the Indian Children out in this state, as well as poor
children of Omaha derive some benefit therefrom. A
baby booth will bo one of tho specialties, where toys,
dresses and baby clothes will be displayed. Fancy work,
household linens, Christmas cards and candies will bo
offered. . . .
Unity Church in charge of Mis. H. D. Reed, 4911 '
Farnam street, will' bo. represented for tho first tirap in
connection with the Christmas Fair of the churches, and
will make a special effort to have a good collection of
fancy articles of all kinds;
Church of the Covenant, Mrs. Lemmar.t, 4002 No: 29th St.
McCabe M. E., 'Mrs. C. C. Shraer, 11G So. 42d.
Special Announcement
Mrs. Anne Knapp of 4325 Camden Ave. has asked
permission, to show three comforts during the bazaar with, '
a view to selling them. She is confined to a wheel chair
and has not stood on her feet (or eight years, her tjme
being occupied with such work as making comforts. She
does not ask charity, but wants to sell her hand work and
needs the money. You can see these in The Bee Business
Office. '
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DR. BRADBURY, DlSMTIST
1800 Farnam St. "" Phone Doug. 17.V.
Extracting 25c Up
P11H ngt SUc Up
Crowns $2.50 Ut
llridsework . . KjUHl Up
Plate $2.00 Up
Missing Teeth supplied
without Plates or liriiljfi
work. Nerves remove.)
if Ithout pain. Work guar,
auteed tea ycxrs.
Fortune or supceus have often
come through a little want ad.
Have you read the want ads
yet today?
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