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By MELLIFICIA.
Monday, September 7, 1914.
THE first week of September brlnss home many mmnicr travelers.
Snmoier cottages at the lake are being closed and tourist are
returning from Europe, and extended trips at the seashore and
mountain.
Miss Dorothy Parlow, who has been enjoying an outing with the
Campflre Girls at the beautiful country estate of her uncle, Outson Borg
lum, in Connecticut, returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Judson and Mlaa Dorothy Judson have returned
from the Minnesota lakea.
Mrs. Osgood Eastman and her daughter, Miss Oretchen Eastman, re
turned Sunday from Kvanston, where they have been v'sltlng since re
turning from the east ten days ago. Mlaa Helen Eastman, who haa been
At a eummer ramp In Michigan, will also return.
Mrs. E. P. Peck came home Friday from summer at W'ianno. Her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Barker, and children earn the day before with
Un. O. W. Wattles and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reed and their daughters, all
of whom have been at Wianno since July.
Mrs. F. If. Davis and Mist Davis arrived home Thursday from Green
wich, Conn., where they spent a week at the Edgewood Inn, after tearing
Watch Hill. Jilts Mellora Davis stopped In Milwaukee to visit a school
friend.
. tjT.ii' "Dartv . thirty-six aut at Hineheon; Mrs. T. II.
For Wedding Party. Morton, eight. rd Mr.. O. W. Wicker.
MIm Marion Carpenter and Mia M' nam flftn
Darlow will '"(erUin at dinner Tuada, Twty ,. c.rpnnter ,nd
"'' " .'"" .Miss Dnrlow will have twelve uasts:
twiHed the T'ntveranv of towa and Is rnn
nectM with the i-amienKr-r offle of the
HurlltiKton railway.
For Out-of-Town Guest.
Hlii R'M Roaera enttrrtalnel at eupprr
at her hime Kunday evenln(C In honor of
MIM Nell Wold of Turlf.k. Cat. whn Is
the house guest of Mlaa Muhel Nelson.
Oarden flowers wre used tn the decora
tions and the plare cards wrre In the
form of conundrums rovers were laid
for:
Mlafee
Carrie Mitchell,
Htnlla IV lliox,
I'rus Itniters
Mlssea
Nell Wold.
Nell Travar.
Mahol Neleon
I ! Chambers,
Messrs
Wlllnrd Oiamhera,
Krneet Hutch,
Kvrrett Roxrr.
Meaars.
Marry Nelson.
Italph I'yndall,
Elva Hammer of Harlan. Ia., and Mr.
Harry Carpenter, whose wedding will
take place eptemher IS. Tha brlde'i
later, Mrs. Theodora WIMIa, will ba
matron of honor and tha bridesmaids
wilt ba Misses Marion Carpenter, Ida
Harlow, Cecil Cobb of Harlan, la., Ruth
Lewis of Harlan, la. Mr. Sanford Olt
ford will be beat man. Thoae present at
tha dinner Tuesday evening will ba:
Misses Misses
Klva Hammer, Ruth Lew la
Ceclle Cobb of Harlan, la.
of Harlan, la. U Darlow,
Marlon Carpenter.
Mesara.
Harry Ryan,
hanford Oiffnrd,
Charles Carpenter
of Kansaa City,
Mesara.-
Harry Carpenter,
laaac Carpenter.
Herbert Hammer,
of Harlan, la..
Mrs. Theodora M tills.
Letter from Brussels.
A letter from Mrs. Jean Gulslaln, nee
Rose Coffman, was celvad by on of
her Omaha friends last Friday In which
aha) says that ahe and her husband are
doing night hospital work In the convent
aoroes tha street from their home In
Brussels. Tha convent has been turned
Into a hospital with seventy beds, and aha
la kept busy helping make sheets and
bandages and nursing tha wounded. Itrua
rels' publlo buildings, have many of them,
been turned Into hospitals and there
were 2,h00 beds prepared for the care of
tha wounded. Tha Utter waa dated Aug'
ust 11
At Happy Hollow.
Among those having guests Punday
evening at the club were: It. F. Miller,
who had nine guests; Pwlght Williams,
three-. F. H. Capln. flva; C. H. Marley.
three; James Drummond, five; U. . Mo
Council, two; A- C. Loomls, three; Dr.
J. P. Lord, two; NorrU Brown, six; James
Durness, three; It. C. (llebler, two; C. C,
George, three; J. II. Morton, three; W.
8. Curtis, four; Dr, A. D. Cloyd. four!
A. R. Wella, four; H. H. Johnson, thrs:
E. 8. Folaora, two; W. 8. Belby. two; 1.
F. Trentlss, four; A. B. Curry, two; C,
O. Talmaue, (ouri W. II. Oatea, seven.
Tuesday Mrs. T. J. O'Nell will have
Irving Ranter, ton; A.
R. C. Peters, fourteen.
R. Wella, eight;
European Travelers.
Mlsa Annie Hoy I. returned Saturday,
after having spent two montha In Europe.
Slie waa In F;nKland when war waa de
clared and as the boat ahe waa to aall on
waa eels ad by the government to trans
port troops she managed to secure paa
sage on the Baltic, which arrived n New
York August 21. She made a short stay
In New York before returning to Omaha.
Her alster, Miss Mary poyle, preceded
her on another boat
Hamilton-Barber Wedding-.
The wedding of Mlsa Mildred Barber,
daughter of Ir. and Mre. P. T. Barber,
and Clinton Hamilton took place Sunday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at tha home of
the bride' a parents. Rev. Nathaniel Mc
Olffln of the Flret Preabyterlan church
of Fremont, formerly of the Lowe Ave
nue Preabyterlan church of this city of
ficiated. The bride wore an afternoon gown of
French hand emuroldrrVd crepe, made In
tha Russian tunlo style, with corsage
bouquet of white sweet pees and bride's
roses. There were no attendant. Fol
lowing the ceremony a wedding supper
waa served for the Immediate relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton lott for a wed'
ding trip to Chicago, Milwaukee and the
lakea of Minnesota and after October 1
will be at home at M Davenport street.
The wedding comes aa a aurprlae to the
many friends of the young people. The
bride la a member et the 1P14 rlasa of the
Central High school. Mr. Hamilton at
At Carter Lake Club.
One of the larger dinner parties at
Carter Lake club Saturday evening In
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Max mlth.
Mr. and Mre. '. L. Itrsen,
Mr. and Mra. Roy Cat here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. OullH.
. Ir. and Mm. C H. Oietaen.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Boronsen.
Mr. and Mra. F. A. i'ardun
Mr and Mrs. L. 1'. Heeney.
Mr. and Mrs. i. K. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. JMward liralnerd.
At the Country Club.
Sunday evening H. O. Moorhead had
four guests at the club; A. Q. Beeeon,
three; M. O. ColpeUer, four; W. B. Ba
alnger, flva; O. C. Rcdlck, tour; J. T.
Stewart, Id., six.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mra. M. T. Patrick returned Saturday
from Kurone. i
Mrs. K. II. Pprague will return Monday
from Chicago where she hce been the
guest of her sisters for three week.
Mrs. Charles CI. McDonald and daugh
ter. Charlotte, have returned from Mil
ford, Conn. Mrs. McDonald's mother,
Mrs. Everett Clark, returned with her-'
Mr. Thomas M. Orr haa gone to New
York to remain two weeka. In Chicago he
will be met by Mrs. Orr who will con
tinue the trip with him, both going to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Rosewater and daughter,
Irene, left last evening for Chicago, New
York, Boston and Northampton. At
Northampton Miss Rosewater will enter
Smith rollege.
Mrs. Robert Norhelm of Alexander, N.
D., who has been visiting In Omaha leaves
Tuesday for Iowa, where ahe will visit
friends before returning home the latter
part of tha week.
Kiss Ma.' Mahoney :g expected home
this week after spending the summer In
tha east, tihe took a special course In
French at Columbia university and later
visited friends 1" New Tork, Washington
and Chicago.
Mr. and Mra. C. R. Brown and daughter,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
Q. Clay, have gone to Colorado, where
they will remain several weeka before re
turning to their home In St. Paul, Minn.
Mr. Brown Is deputy auditor of the I'nl
veralty of Minnesota.
Mr. Wayland W. Magee returns today
from Quebec, Can., where he went to
aerve aa best man ct the wedding of Mr.
Paul Uarpnr of Chicago, and Miss Isabel
Vlneent of Minnesota. The latter was on
her way home from Europe. Ha also
visited his father la Chicago.
Turpin's Dancing Academy, 28th and Farnam
OPENS SEPTEMBER UTH.
Adult Begtnneve, Monday P. M.' Adult Advanced, Tuesday I P. M. fctudentg
iolnlng Sept. 14-11 will be glvin a reduction of It. 00. AppUcatlona reoeived now.
Iret aaeeinbly Saturday evening, Oct 10th. First Children's Class Saturday, Oct
10th. Beginners 1 :30, advanced 1:90 P. M. Private lesaona dully. If you want to
be up-to-date, learn the One Pltnp 'enter, Walts Canter, Half nnd Ilajf. Mavlxe
and Hesitations. Stags and fancy danulng taught. Harney 6143.
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Suits that cannot be equalled at
the price. High grade tailoring and
materials. Each suit. hnH two pairs
of pants. latest Norfolk models.
Best in Berrlce, atyle and satisfaction.
Fall Blanket Stocks
Blankets and bed comforts for fU
are here in complete assortment of
styles and qualities. We offer the
best products of tbe leading mills at
very reasonable prices.
Interesting Features of Early Fall Apparel Displays
The completetrpss of our stocks of fall garments, the beauty of their styles and the unquestionable excellence of their qualities are points
i ,nt'!f"t to VT woman, and you owe it to yourself to make an Inspection of our offerings soon. If you hare not done so. New things are ar
riving by practically every express, keeping the stocks always at the height of completeness, so that whenever you come here you will find styles
that have not been shown before. For Tuesday we make a special offer of popular priced garments.
Smart Fall Coats, $12.50
Women who want stylish looking and service
able coats at a popular price will be Interested
In the selection we offer at 912.50. They are
all late model, tailored of high grade serges.
diagonal cloths, In a large assortment of colors.
Autumn Skirts for S5.00
Several hundred new dress skirts are now
displayed at $5. Tailored of serges and poplins,
in various colors. All high girdle Russian tunic
models, fclmllar to those sold at much higher
prices.
Sale of Silk Waists, $2.98
These are tbe very newest styles In chiffon,
crepe dn chine. Georgette crepe, taffeta, nefand
iaca. iney axe makers
samples and regularly
worth to $7.50. Tues
day, while they last.
choice. UfigJA
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Modish
Silk Dresses
Basque Style
$10
A special group of these
fashionable dresses will
be priced very modestly.
They are all excellent
quality satin In black,
navy and brown with
white satin collar. All
have the pretty RtiBsian
tunic skirts. We regard
these as very extraordi
nary values at $10.
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New Serge Suits, $17.50
The serge suits we feature for Tuesday at
117.60 cannot be duplicated In style or quality
at the price. They are correct, long coat models
with Russian tunic skirts, and are exceptional
In every detail of deelgn, tailoring and finish.
Petticoat Special, $1.95
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For Tuesday we have arranged a special
group of petticoats at a bargain price. They are
all excellent quality mesaallne silk with jersey
top, and come in black and various colors. Un
usually good values at $1.05.
Waists Worth to $1L5, 59c
White lingerie blouses
with trimmings of dainty
ery. Some are slightly
mussed or soiled from
display. Regular prices
up to $1.76. Special
Tuesday
In numerous styles,
laces and embroid-
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Unrivaled Selections of High Grade Silks and Dress Goods
Roman Stripe Silks
Rom a a atrlpes are In fav
or. We show a splendid
assortment for combina
tions, waists and entire
dresses,' in crepe de chine,
sole satin, chiffon taffetas
and mensaline' weaves, at
from
$1.00 to $2.50
Black Satins
For Wednesday we offer
20 pieces of beautiful
Swiss satin royal for suits
and coats. Very lustrous
finish and exceptional qual
ity. Yard wide. Qualities
worth $1.75 and $3.00,
divided into 2 lots, at
$1.25 ' $1.50
Fall Suitings Special.
Among tbe prominent weaves for fall we
mention Drap D' Alma, gabardines, satin soleil,
satin prunella, chiffon broadcloth, costume
serges and mannish suitings, at special prices,
60 to 54 inches wide; $1.00 to $2.03.
Imported Velvets
The scarcest fabric on
the market Is black chif
fon velvet. We are in posi
tion to offer several splen
did N qualities at lower
prices than elsewhere. All
4 2 inches wide, yard
S2.05. S3. 95. 84.95
T $5.95
Popular Priced Suitings.
High Class Silks
Consisting of plain and
brocade satlna, crepe de
chine, crepe de Paris,
printed crepe Cantons,
black and colored dress
silks in various weaves. All
4 0 Inches wide and worth
$1.60 to $1.95, at
98c
Silk and Wool Poplin
These poplins are in all
the new fall shadings, In
cluding black. Full 40
Inches wide and specially
adapted for the new bas
que dresses. 100 pieces of
an unusually fine quality,
very specially priced at
$1.29
Special offer of 3,000 yards of high-class,
42 to 54-inch suitings.- representing pebble
weaves, diagonals, gabardines. French serges,
stripes and checks in a splendid assortment of
colorB. On bargain square, yard, 70c and 98c.
Full Dress Patterns.
Each containing ample material for any
style suit or dress, 4n granite weaves, serges,
mixed suitings, fancy stripes and checks, etc.;
4 to 5 yards In each pattern and worth fully
One-Third more; $1.05, $2.48 and $2.05.
Basement
Special
Yard-wido to 40-inch fall suitings, in many
weaves, French and Scotch plalda, black and white
checks, serges, etc. Very special, yard, 30c and 40c.
Basement
Special
Several hundred mill ends of dress goods in
lengths from I Ml to 5 yards. There are over 20
weaves. Big bargain. For entire piece, $1 and $1.80.
I New Autumn Draperies
select, yard, 49c, 05o and Otic.
Rtamlne, in endless variety, 36 and 40 inches wide.
Plain aad fancy centers with ribbon edges, 19c, 23c
Cretonne, the finest display we have ever presented.
(? Priced at, yard, 19c to 75c.
Ktam libn Curtains, in every conceivable style. . at
prices from OHc to $10 pair.
ir lU"ly Drape Curtains, something very new in
dosens of patterns, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.98 pair.
Quaker Lasce Curtains, are sold in Omaha at Bran-
Three casus
these f"11
ecru art Ivory oolora, worth
tl.KO to $2.60 a pair. Only
one or two pairs of a kind.
In the bax.ment AQl
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1,000 traveling' men's aatn
plea of fine bunKalo.v and
novelty neta In lengths from
1 to 1H yards lon. Wortu
as hi;h aa 11.25 a yard. Hp-
clal In
aach
buaeinent, at.
I5c
The Latest
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Foot- Mm
wearpip
Patent leather fore
part, new pointed toe,
French heels, fawn color
buckskin top. New spat
pattern. A beautifully
fashioned boot of finest
quality, at $7.50.
Sale of $1 Laces at 59c Yd.
Oriental lace flouncing, ahadow lace flouncing and
embroidered net flouncing, black chantilly silk flouncing,
black silk figured nets, 36-lnch shadow allovers, 27-inch
wash blonde nets and many novelty laces; regularly
worth up to $1.00, on sale Tuesday, yard 59c
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flouncing, 18-lnch embroid- f
ered net flounclnr. orlen- a-
Embroidery.
18 and 27-ln. flouncing,
corset cover and baby em
broidery in Swiss, nainsook
and cambric. Importer's
samples, 5 to 10 yards
long. Worth up to OC
6 So yard. Special; aOC
Lace Special.
18 and 24-lnch shadow
tal and Venice lace edges
ana Dan a s, ana -incn
hsar1d chiffon n
worth to 75c,
39c S
Lace and Embroidery, Worth to 35c
Shadow laces, oriental net tops, Piatt Val and Venice
laces and fancy colored embroidered crepes and r 4
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amine the stocks of new ruga ready now.
,The patterns and colorings are more rich
and artistic than any we have previously
;3 shown. Qualities are of the invariable
? Brandela standard of excellence, and
prices are much to your advantage.
V Best Axminister Rugs
An exceptionally fine selection of these
serviceable rugs. They are priced as
Kj. follows:
j . Ox 12-foot lze, at $25.00
S b-Hx 10-O-foot sUe, at $22.50.
New Body Brussels Rugs
These are in beautifully colored atlover
29 patterns. Their many points of excellence
make these ruga very much in demand.
Ox 12-foot "lie, at $30.00.
H-310-B-foot size, .at $27.50.
Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs
These are among the best rugs made.
t They give splendid satisfaction under hard
3 service. Their attractive patterns and col-
orlngs will interest you.
SOx 12-foot at $33.00.
8-3x1 0-O-foot aUe, at $31.00.
Domestics, Wash Goods
Fine quality dress ginghams, In fall styles, neat
stripes and checks. 10c grade,
yard DIJC
lres and wramr percala, bookfold, In Indigo
blue, black, grey and shepherd checks, 10c f" 1
value OzC
White shaker and domet flannels. Kxtra weight,
warm, fleecy nap. Remnants of 8c grade, r 1
yard OC
27 -Inch fancy outing flannels in blue and pink hair
line stripes and checks, 10c value, r 1
yard 0C
IW-autifully figured Duckling and kimono fleece
flannelette. Fall and winter weights. 12 He ftl
values , 52 C
Genuine imported dreaa Miplin. Highly mercerized
finish. In the leading shades. 20c i r"
value.... IOC
34-iiH'h bookfold cotton dress goods In black and
white, broken plaids and tweed effects. - ni
19c value, yard 1.2 C
Yard-wide bleached mtisiin. Kxtra fine quality in
serviceable lengths. Values to 8c, r
yard C
Iieautiful drens crepe, box weave and neat stripe
effects. Fast colors. 16c value, to close out, rj 1
yard iC
Now is Corset Time 4
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x ou shotild pur-
cliase your fall corset
before you look t
suits or gowns. For
the corset, all careful
dressers know, is tbe
foundation of the cos
tume, and upon It de
pends much of the effec
tiveness of the suit or
dreaa. It your corset is
correct, your appearance
can hardly fail to be
smart.
The figure of the coming season Is erect,
tbe poise normal and easy. The waist is
largB, with a slight curve over hips. If
you would have your figure conform to
fashion's requirements, you should have
your corset fitted at Brandels.
We have several new fitting rooms, so
you will not have to wait. Our fitters are
all expert oorsetieres. With their aid, and
with such a complete corset stock as ours
from which to choose, you should have no
difficulty in securing a perfect fitting,
smart appearing corset that will give you
perfect satisfaction.
Fltttxg appointments may be made by
Phone.
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I Tuesday Comes an Important Sale of Dress Forms
$1.50 Bnst Forms, 85cs
Jersey covered bu.t
forms, with wood bottom.
Perfectly proportioned.
Ketrular' $1.50 value, at
only 85c.
$3.6o Dress Forms, $4.98.
Four sectional dress
forms; adjustable to any
size. Jersey covered and
with perfect lines. Regu
lar $S value, at only $4.9S.
$10.00 Dress Forms, $5.98.
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iiist'ihlf tiroes tnnn. in ,
sizes 32 to 46; also ad
justed at hips, waist and
neck. Regular $10 value;
special, $5.98.
Empress Dress Form
The Empress dress form
can bo adjusted to any fig
ure. Specially adapted for
in Uses or for very stout per
sons; priced glS.oo.
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The Queen, $18.
The (ueen dress
fonn is adjustable at,
waist, hips, neck,
shoulders, underarm
and bufct, and each
part can be adjusted
independently of the
others, so that your ilie
and figure will be ex
actly duplicated, priced
at $18.00.
$5 Brut Forms, $2.50
Adjustable bust forms.
Can be adjusted to any size,
from 32 to 46, Jersey cov
ered. Regular $5 value, $2.50.
$4 Bust Forms, $2.98.
Bust and stand, can be ad
justed to any height. Per
fect proportions. Regular $4
value, speciaJ, $2.98.
$4.50 Dreiis Forms, $2.98.
COLLAPSABLE pMe dress form with long
rt bins and rierfpc.t li lips nnl
adjustable to any height.
Regular $4,.50 value, $2.98.
$5.00 Drerg Forms, $2.98.
New model dress form,
Jersey covered and cor
rectly proportioned. Can
be raised or lowered
any height: or size, from
32 to 44, $3 value, $2.9S.
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