THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1914.
ARMIES STUDYING SCHEMES!
righting Forces ia Europe Siekinjf
Oat More Effectire Tactics.
USE RUSES ON EACH OTHER
Gmr I.1abU Trlrk I Km.
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Display Its rotltloi
Waste It Effort.
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(Correspondence of the Associated rress.)
IXJNDON, Nov. M.-Modcrn flBhtlnS
strategy, at first rather helpless before
the aerial and artillery factors, la be
ginning to adapt itself to the new con
ditions and along- Uie grnat Alsne battle
ront many fertile lroina have been tusy
devising- schemes to meet these prob
lems. Probably the moat useful work
of th aeroplane haa been the location
of. position and consequent direction of
artillery fire, often resulting In terrible
losses to the attached army.
According to a dlatlnsjuUhed Ixmdon
uraton. now aervInK aa a volunteer In
the Army Medical eorr. the British
troopa have lietomt adepu at building
dummy trenche to attract the t-nemy't
fir. Theae trenchea are thrown up with
Tt fidelity and dummy figures and
a-unit ar left In thm, patiently awaldnc
the Oerman aeroplane acoute. Believing
be haa dlacpvered a new poeltlon. th
aviator algnala to the nearent Oerman
battery, and a storm of ahella fall upon
th unoccupied trenchoa. It la usually
after a great waM of valuable ammuni
tion that th trick is discovered.
' I'M Tarioaa Raaea.
Another favoilt device U tlio Inven
tlo of a British signaler, whereby a
heliograph can be operated at a distune
of two miles by means or telegraph
wire). Thla, heliograph begin to send out
meaeage purporting to emanat from
; headquarters sufr, and believing they
have, located the bruins of the Prltlsh
army, th German artillery . devotee Its
attention to th apot marked by th
'flaahe from th heliograph.. Sometimes
th heliograph I destroyed, but usually
the operator cease work when th fire
become so heavy that no staff in It
senses would remain In th vicinity. A
new apparatus I set up In some poal.
tlon where) the staff would I likely to
remove should II be rven from th first
' selected place.
Along th ' front where the opposing
trenches ar within a few hundred yards
of eftch other, the allies have devised a
gystem of tormen'.lng the enemy by keep.
' trig him awake at night. Regular skir
mish details are selected each night and
In a thin skirmish line they advance s
e'oee as possible and pour In a rattling
fir. The respons Is almost instant and
In auch volume as to Indicate that th
Ct-rmana believe a general attack la be-
; ginning. Several times during the night
these tactics are repeated.
The aurgeon who h Just returned
from the front reports that contrary te
the usual belief, the trenches are not
very wet, but he believes that with the
roimng of th heavy winter rain con
Ultlon along th Alsn will become ter
rible. The tension Is already so grsst
that many hav reached th snapping
point until th Insane ward at Netley Is
fill with officer and soldiers who hav
lost thelr'reason when disease Is added
to th terror of battle. ...... V
One of tha optimistic features of th
Uuatlon Is an Improvement In transport
of the wounded front the, battle front to
hospital In England. , '
Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats
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Great Demand for -' '
, Shoes for Soldiers
(Carreapondenee of th Associated Press )
MANCHESTER. Nov. 81-Th Guardian
eallt attention to th fct that agent
for American shoe manufacturer ar
already In England studying th situa
tion brought about by th extraordinary
demand for shoes to supply th troop
&nd tb paper predicts thsr will be an
other Invasion of American shoe unless
English firms keep their prloe low a ad
make, unusual effort to meet the Imme
diate demand for marching boots of all
aorta.
Bo far the British ' government ha
been forced to take almost any sort of
boots it could obtain for Its troops. It
waa impoaaibl at th outset to atlck to
regulation rvlce boots and condition
do not Improve to a marked degre In
sptto of th fact that moat manufac
turers ar working extra time.
A much of th best bog calf used In
:. high grad man's shoes came from Oar
many there is a dearth of this a t of
material. Klpa, th !atber from which
th uppers of atandard army boots ar
made, ar . doubl th price they were
before th war.
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1.1 f uj
That Reflect the Spirit of the Times Al
though the Prices Are Extremely Low
Tlio power of Beady Cash, and plenty of it added to
the power of a Bitf Outlet, such ns this store enjoys
brinj? us the big lots from manufacturers who
must find a quick market. That in the reason that
brings about thin na1 of Men's Suits and Overcoats at a sav
ing of aa high as $10.00 on the suits and f 11.50 on the over
coats. Here U the war the prices run In this big sale, and
whatever price you pay you get by far the Biggest Valua for
your money:
Men s and Young Men s J
S its and Overcoats r
worth up to $15.00,von
sale Saturday at . .
Men's and Young Men's &
Suits and Overcoats r
worth up to $20.09, on
sale Satuiday at . . .
Men's and Young Men's
; Suits and Overcoats-?
worth up to $27.50, on
sale Saturday at . . . .
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The Realm of Childhood Joy,
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QATURDAY the Big Toyland.
Toy lands we have had before, and)
the beautiful things that Santa Claus has broi
girls or Omaha and all around. No king
Santa Claus will have here Saturday and
been so beautiful. Santa will sit on his throne
all his little friends shake hands with them rC
want fo Christmas. And all around, children will see thousands and thousa
soldiers, animals -every thing that the children love so much. And DOL5- "
litttle gir.s from all the countries on earth, for there will be dolls looking liken
little English girls, little Dutch girls, etc. And Saturday will be the biggest' b a
AH the Sample Dolls of the Greatest Importer in the
This will be a sale that will interest every mother who has little girls of Y
be the Biggest Doll Sale the Brandeis Stores have ever held, and you know what that means. In this "
brows, dolls that say mama and papa in fact every kind of a doll you might think of is here and we
It would b hard to find, anywhere la America
any store that could show a stronger Una of the
best makes of Men's High-Grada Clothing. Hera
wa Rive you choice of lllrsch-Wlckwlre & Co.,
Society Brand, Adler's "Collegian" Brand, BnMoss
Broa t Co., L. Abt & Bona clothing, that pos
sesses all the style, fabric and tailoring excellence
for which you would hava to pay double and mora
to custom tailors.
Suits at . . . $20, $22.50. $25 and $30
Overcoat at $20.00 to $50.00
We are exclusive distributers
in Omaha for Stylep'us $17 Clothes
Fur Lined
Overcoats '
$17.50 to $75
Full Dress and .
, Tuxedo Suits J
$16.50, $25 and $30
We are exclusive distribu-A v , (M l59
ters In Omaha for Patrlck'sJH'I II nd !H Z
(Duluth) Mackinaw CoateV v V
TWO BIG Attractions
lpt Our Toyland 3d Floor
Frrl Wheel only this FVrrls Whsol will be
1 feet high, Instead of 1.000 feet high m th
1's.rls 'erna Wheel was Tner will be 10-pas-venger
curs on the Kerrls Wheel, and each car
occupied by tha prettiest doll you ever saw.
There ar 160 light of different color on this
wheel,
And the Mysterious Santa Claus Swing- which
will be 1ft feet high, all beautifully lighted, with
four big passenger car suspended from the arm
of the swing-. Here again, beautiful dolls and
soldiers from every country will be occupying
seats and whirling around in merry fashion. A
great sight that all children must e Saturday.
All FHKE, remember.
4fS$jr' l'H'"Y'
Lot 1 Finest Kid Body
Dolls, worth f?.
up to $8 1
us uo U
Bocly
choice for
Lot 2 Finest Kid
Dolls, worth
up to $5
choice for
Austrian .Velour Hat
The most popular winter hats for men. Smart new models with telescope
or soft rolled brims. In tha latest shades- We bought tha entire sampl
line of a New York Importer all his f 4 00 and 14.60 Q QE
samples to be aold here Saturday, at pf&J
You C-ii Eaiily Find thm rfat Yon Wan' Among Thete Lend
The Faniona John B. Htetnon Hoft and Stiff Hata at 83.50
Wilson's Imported KiikUkIi Derbies, tho best bats, at
'BraodclM Npeclal" Hoft and Stiff llata, latest styles .......... ,00
U: r. . I.I-M .u.. o. r... Mea's 5amp! HatsWorth
U, coys ana woiiaren s nais oc uaps
Si Including the new chinchilla Rah Rah
hats, with fur Inside bands. Positively
worth up to tt-00, Batur- . 4g.
Boyk Golf Caps-Half Price
fur Inside bands, 50c
. 25c
Warm Caps, with
, values Saturday-
at
S2.00 to $2.50
Wa will sell them for less
than halt price Saturday.
All alzes, your QP
choice st ....... aaJ C
Men's Sample Caps Wertk
- to $1.50
Fin winter caps: svery dsslr
abls chape and color. On
sale HaturUy at three prices
OS, , and 48.
Toilet Sets and Novelties
Averaging
About
Yz
Regular
Prices
we nare oougnt rrom s. Langsdort & 'Co.. corner
Spring and Crosby 8ts., New York, their entire five sample
lines at an average of 60c on the dollar.
Men's Fur Caps
Black Coney Fur Caps,
very ' special;-at
$1.50 and .$2.45
Sealskin Caps, $5. SO. 50
7.50. 810 and.,. S15
It
i Saturday,Big Sale of Men's Flannel Shirts
Thv vaiu are to extraordinary that every man should bay a supply, and
advise you to be early Saturday morning as tn -re are only it5 shirts in the I
we
lot.
rTpN Reduce
S MarTfra-affl . : lOSr Qf
t'fgr-: .. your
Gifts
iBig
Saving,
in This
Sale
turer
MORE WORK FOR MEN
IN ENGLAND SINCE WAR
(Correspondeac of th Associated rra)
IONDON. Nov. Jt.-Offtc!al reports of
th government ahnw that unemployment
among men is now about 1 per tent less
than u wa at tha opening of th war,
These figures aro somewhat aurpiislnf
lil view of th fact that nearly 1.WO.0W
man hav volunteered their service aa
are undr trslnlnf In the army.
Men who hav aot entered th army
find little trouble now In finding work.
notwithstanding th fact that thousands
of places vacated by nin hav been filled
by oron, - Th government has hurried
forward a contract for th construction
new ixniomoe iud. wnicn wul glv
employnint to thoueanJ of men for a
year or nur.
PRICE OF FLOUR DOUBLES,
WHILE MEAT IS LOWER
(Correspondene of th Associated Press.)
CHRIST? Nf A Nov. S4.-Thn oHc of
flour has doubled sine the beclnnlng of
the war and th cutting off of Norway
frota Ruslan and Austrian markets. At
th Mini time, meats ar cheaper than
usual, because tf curtsllineot of export,
meat, cattle.hoss and sheep Win; among
thoi cauiinodlt'ea hoM export has been
sharply restricted by royal deer.
$ Lot 1
u u xr I
We bought all the samples and surplus stock of a New York manufas-
These shirts are niade of all wool, flannel or
wool and worsted mixtures, In gray
tan, brown, blue and fancy striped
effects. They come with military
ana regular lay-down collars. Not
a shirt in this lot worth lets than
II. many of them worth un to
ii i i i-'- (. n go in ons Dig jot on uar
f gain Bquare, Saturday at
7f
Men's Fine Union Suits
Another big purchase of samples, Union suits worth to 16.00.
The Biggest Values
in Men a Gloves
Another line of samples. We
have bougbt all the lined and
uulined Cape Glove, Muthaa
and Kid Gloves and Mittens,
worth up to 11.76 OQ
pair, special, Bat... OHC
Our stock of Perrin's, Fo ties'
and D. ft P. Gloves for men
is complete; all sites and all
the popular shades tor fall
and winter wear Prices
$1.50 to $3.00
All the
fine wor
steds an d wool
mixtures, wool and
mercerised union
suits worth to 1 3
; $1.79
Lot 2
All the
fine wool
and worsted and
fine combed cotton
union suits, wo th
np to 12.25. Choice,
$1.39
Lot 3
All thi
medl um
and winter weight
cotton and fleeced
union suits wnrrh
up to 1.60, choice ,:S
89c
MenV Silk Knit Four-in-Hands
Both narrow and wide end
PURH SILK made by the
Phoenix Knitting Co. All tne
new fall shades. They are
worth 39o and 60c ni
Saturday, at , . .
Men's Fine Hosiery
15c
.eol aad Cashtaer Hos
Worth S&e a l-alr,
Pneclal F.tunlny at ...
Silk ft Jgose ilray, white, tan
i tut navy, worth J5o IA
per pair, Saturday. lifC
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MenV Sweaters
Fina Wool and Worsted. Sweater
Coats, V-neck style and large
rnff-neck collars alo Uyron
collars. In all the latest sh.i.lH
and styles.- Worth (Hs-j r-x
up to $4.75. choice. . OU
Baad-Mad gwsatets Woi th m rm
ut to f IV0. on sal Kutur. 4 rtS
ly. at ..., "
AJl-Wool Iwttttre Worth C v np
up to i.0 your cholc 5 I NS
Baturday, for ;..wUl
tCea'a Sweater Worth Up to 80.50
8hawl collar, ruff netk collars, etc.
Mad of th beat knitted f f
materials. Choice iiiitur- Jt I ..'f
day (In basement), at w '
These are all fln goods, put up In beautiful cases.
French Ivory Toilet Sets and Manicura Sets, Shaving
Stands. Leather Bound Whisky Flasks, Card Sets, Poker
Sett;. Cigar Cases, Leather Toilet and Manicure Seta all
at about one-half regular prices.
$8.00 French Ivory Toilet Beta aj aq
Special. Saturday, set , $fr70
$&.5c) French Ivory Toilet Beta Consisting of Comb, Brush
and Mirror. In beautifully lined boxea. f) QQ
Special,- set H)aC.70
$3.75 Toilet Seta Consisting of Comb, Brush d QQ
and Mirror. Special, set plJ&
$8.00 Manicure Seta Put up In leather rolls.
Specially priced for Saturday, set
83.50 Manicure Seta In French Ivory
or Ebony. Set .......................
08c Leather Bound Whisky Flasks
Special, Saturday, each . . ,
Thousands of Beautiful Presents included in these five
Immense Sample lines. The biggest bargains la tarsa
lines we have shown for years. - -
$3.98
$3.69
...50c
- $2.75
a A ,
Men's and Women's Extradryi
Women's handkerchiefs with fancyiE
fly effects; wide and narrow hems. -'M
tials. Six in a box, worth $1.25 Spdcia
Women's All Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs With hauu
embroidered corners; wide and narrow hems; crcchct and
point Venice laco edges. Silk crepe de chine handker
chiefs. Also men's and women's plain Initialed handker
chiefs, shire hemstitch, all pure Irish linen. Here la1 a
grand opportunity to select for Christmas Q C
Gifts. Special, each
Fine Warm Underwear
For Women and I 'Children.
50 c
Women's Union Sujts In fleecy lined cottdn.
"Iliffh neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck, elborf
sleeves. Ankle lengths. Regular and
EXTRA feizefj. Worth 69c suit.
Special Saturday, suit
Women't Union Suits,
worth to $2, for $1
In part wool and fine cot
tons. .Plain and Swiss
ribbed. Broken lots and
alses. Worth from 11.60
to 12.00- Spe- Hf
clal Saturday, I
suit -V
Women's Heavy Velastle
luion Suits High neck,
long sleeves, attkle lang h.
All sizes. $1.00 values.
Specially priced pjr
for Saturday, i TIC
suit
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Children's Underwear,
worth te $1, ior 30 f.
mia..A tim uivei
Vests, Pants and Dram."
Flat wool. Broken, jA
and sizes, worth -up- J
fl.00 a gar- . r
ment. Special " "J44
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Girls' and Boys' In ion Hrlits
In fleecy lined cottoci.;
in Munslng, M-Kuit and
other well-known bran-i?.
Ages 2 to 13
' years, Special
Saturday, suit. .
50 c
We are exclusive distributors in Omaha for
the famous Munsing Union iuits.
Give Books This Xmas
Do Your Bay in j Now
Books are inexpensive and
when happily chosen be
come tre&sured pos&es&lona
which never fall to awivkea
pleasant memories of their
givers.
It is very easy to make a
happy aelectiou from the
largest stock In the west
with the help of the epcrt
salespeople.
Cut Flowers
Big Sale of Roses and
Carnations Saturday
We make a specialty
of floral designs. Call
up Brandeis and ask for
the fJower department.
Cat mow Bpt. Mala rieer
Toilet Goods, Drugisai
FREE
A trial slz Of Mine.
Yale Skin TooJ
wilh very bottl
of Mm. Yale's Skin WMtensr
li t regular $1.60 QRft
iie--Both for u u
Beef, Xroa ana Via Full
pint bottle 0
BeUaaoasa riastsr z&c kind,
Saturday ....So
Bartain' sCUkwd Crsam KOc
sis. Saturday SS
FREE
Pabcock' Cut Hose
Talcum Powder ,
the full-size tM.n '
with erery can of : Baboook'a :
Corylopsi Talcum Pow. I r A
der. Both can for .... I WU
Jsva Kle rowav All shu'.l'-i. '
Special, box 29s
Oravsa' Toota Powder "na
six bottl ,So
Vexostd ef Hydroca l-ilj.
bottl. Saturday ..Utio,
Look at These Boys Suits and Overcoats
Offered Saturdayin Omaha $ Largest and Best Store For Boys
ft A mirrlmRn of ovpr 1.000 Ikiv's Suita. boucht at 1T I?"
iT: n big sacrifice. This is the reason we will sell Lj ) J ft vi & S
l tl..- S:,,: U.tnr.tov ftr V- j JJ KJJ
WORKMEN ARE SCARCE
CWtriaTMnRIUZiTION
(Cotrespondenc of th Aewn lated Press.)
CHRICTtiK'IA, Nov. J4 Workmen are
la dn nd at a njlnlmum was of fi on
a branch f th government-owned, rail
reads Difficulty Is belnf experienced to
. Mod laborers. This short Is said to
be due n part t ntobl'.lsaton of th
ermy. but it Is pointed out a aa Indl-
, i et;..n of th prostM rous condition Of th
ivjuiry. that, wilh even a small pr
!.( ae ef the population in idleness.
' worknu-n esnnot be Induced to taav the
tnwns and title evn whra offered td
Wsiit At irof!g Keeiilt.
AU splendidly tailored new model sutU of this oeason'a
roanufucture. Box pleat Norfolk, single or double knife
pleat Norfolk s', Patch Pocket models, ae wed-on or loose belt
models. C3 atHts In the lot have a pair of pants. Splen
did wool tweeds and casslroeres In grays, blown and blues,
and 31 corduroy suits in the lot. Bises to lit any age boy,
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19 blue serge suita
years to 17 years.
p. Plenty of Suits in this Sale for the Little Chaps
Jt ' htvf Oliver Twist suits in worsted, serga and velvet comblnatlona. Corduroy
Oliver Twists. Balkan atyles. ml-dy styles, Eton styles; Husslan Blouse suits and
: veste suits. Plenty of serges in various shades. One big table of Novelty Suits
U for the Mitl chapa that are worth up to o q C
iff $5.50, offered Baturday, at iW
$ Another Big Lot of Cliinchilla Overcoats for Boys
it nhi Ar risrk arav aUad. Uiue and a brand new tan shade of Chinchilla.
A iT.i,a..n poin ar Helt models. Button to oack or shawl collar styles. Coats
if- in Ibis lot worth 60 to f7.00. Many have Hah-Rah caps to
M match. Blscs t years to 10 years. Choice 8aturday. at
.$4.75
Womenf8: Suede Shoes
ff. Very Dressy and Ideal tor omrori
U No leather was ever maae mat. was i
if. more comfortable, Boft, serviceable
U and always dressy. ' All good styles.
& Cloth top or all suede. Splendidly
U made. All sizes and widtiis.
vtt A special purchase of these fine
U shoes worth $.00, $5.00 and
vr. ac( nffprod Saturday, at
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Satin Slippers
Worth to IS.60 a pali
birt because they are mostly
small slses that we want to
clear out. wa offer them
Saturday at a very special
price, per pair
Felt Slippers
la colors. Leather soles.
Just bat you want for
cold mornlnga These are
Imported from Germany and
are splendidly made and ex
tremely comfortable. Spe
cial Saturday, at, pair
:98c
Another Famous $1.0f?j$l
And bigger than any we have held this year because ;i h
weeks especially for this sale. Besides mny i '.-m. t o
higher in our Art Goods Department, Picture l e lanmenx.
will go in. this sale Saturday. It is a grand chance P;S!t
Here are a few of the thousands of items that will be in ti
gold
gold
4 Original Oil Paintings In
frames. 1 10.00 values.
8 Original Pastels In antique
frames. 17.60 values.
121 Imported Genuine MetaoGravina
Hand colored copies of famous por
traits by Reynojds and Romney. Act
ual values $11.00 each.
10 Service Trays In mahogany and
ebony flnUh; each with French glass,
brass bandies and full felt bottom.
13-00 values.
14 Large ' American and ' Imported
I'hotograinea Hand colored. All de
sirable subjects. Valuea up o 17. bv.
8 Large Oval Gold Frame Values up
to 16.00.
14 Genuine Hand Embroidered MaderU Guest
$3.00 values.
0 Tapestry Trays Made of Imparted tape try;
with gold! braid. $2.60 value.
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