THE MAHASWTOAYBEE:0CT0BE1, 1916. H A
"Main Entrance Stores" on the King's
. r ; : ;
All Roads Lead to These Sic ycs crd (he Carnival Groundsi
Read the messages from these live merchants and learn why you can save money by shopping at these stores
.... ... 1 " 1 ' ' '!.
Highway
otvn
! J
f
m
n
GATEWAY TO RING'S
GREAT HIGHWAY
iii:nt:'ti!;:iiiiiii:!:!!iitt!i;fl!
Two Big Attractions
Our Store and
Ak-Sar-Ben
Special Bargains (or This Week:
Ladies' Suits and Coats, $25.00
values, on sale J -l C A
. this week, at. . V 1 D.OU
Misses' and Children's Coats
$4.00 to $15.00 values
on sale j
$1.98 to $9.50
Men's Suits and Coats, $20.00 i
values, on sale fc1 O Cft 1
this week, at. .Jl5OU I
Sweaters,, on sale this week 1
89c to $3.50
69 c
50c
39c
35c
J. Helphand Clothing d.
Men's Union Suits,
,on sale
Children's Sweater
: Coats
Men's Fleeced Under
wear Children's Union
Suits, at
314-316 N. 16th St.
I
1 THE
CARNIVAL
ENTRANCE
V I Opposite ; .
Henry Pollack's
Mail Order House
FINE WINES
and UQUORS
Prompt Attention
to Mail Orders
BONOFF'S
Welcome Ak-Sar-Ben visitors with the greatest bargains
ever offered in
LADIES' SUITS AND COATS
Hundreds of new Fall samples have just
arrived. The newest, smartest and classiest
styles of the season. All makes of poplin,
French serge, gabardine and extra high-grade
chiffon broadcloth. If these garments were
offered at twice their price, they still would
be unusual values. For this week only
$17.50
Silk Plush Coats. Extra Special
All with 5-inch deep fur bottoms, with fur
collars, with guaranteed 6-year linings. Posi
tively the best and most wonderful oppor
tunity of the season to get your- COO CA
self a new fall coat. P.4i.W
One Block from tha Carnival Entrance."
HEW YORK SAMPLE STORE
Phone D. 4247 206 N. 16th St
31
PHIiniliaillliiniillUllilBlIIB
Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors
WELCOME
"Just Ardund the Corner From the Carnival Grounds"
Opening Display
F MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ..
High Shoes
BiailllllllBDIBillH
pi western hotels.
Leading Firms of the City on l
j North Sixteenth Greet Vis
itors to festival Grounds.
MAIN ENTRANCE STORES
'"Main Entrance Stores" no. these
afe not show houses competing with
King Ak, but sturdy business houses
located adjacent to the main carnival
entrance.
All these merchants are offering
special values this week and it will
py Ak-Sar-Ben visitors to visit these
stores when in this vincinity.
Along Sixteenth street from Capitol
avenue to Davenport is but a short
J00 feet, you you will find a select few
of the brightest, most aim and will
ing business men such a short 300
feet can possibly contain.
Real Omaha Firms.
They are Omaha firms and that
fact alone is a good recommendation.
Omaha firms are live ones. But the
little block on north Sixteenth street
is especially alive and no matter how
hard the times or how adverse the
conditions you will find each and ev
ery one of these establishments in that
block enjoying the tenure of prosper
ity. The Hotel Loyal, one of the lead
ing hotels in the city, occupies the en
tire block extending from Capitol av
enue to Davenport street. The Hotel
Loyal is one ot the best-known of
It s wholesome char-
THE NOVELTY CO
"THE STORE FOR THE PEOPLE"
FEATURES SPECIAL PRICES
DURING AK-SAR-BEN WEEK ON MEN'S, WO
MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, SHOES,
MILLINERY AND FURNISHING GOODS-Goat a
SAVING OF FORMER PRICES
Ladies' Department. Second Floor. Take Elevator
120.22-24 No. 15th St
. Phone Douglas 7162.
is
1-
' ' OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
Fall and
Wint.
At Pries BIo- Other Shot Stores
A-kat Sal. . -
DONT FAIL TO fc.E OUR WINDOWS.
You will bo ptaasad with tho wldo variety
of sty!, tho wearing quality and, obovo ail.
the lew prices. .
We bought our fall and winter ahoea be
fore the bis advance in' cost, so will sell
these ahoea at the regular money-saving
prices
$2.59 and $3.00
1 PARTY and DANCING SLIPPERS
i St. these exceptionally low prices.
Men's Work Shoes, the kind that
M wear like iron. You save dollars on
H every pair.
p Mail Orders receive the best service
9. while the stock is fresh.
! H Only One Block From the Carnival.
LOYAL SHOE STORE
"At th. Sim .1 th. E'Mtrlc Sbm."
1STH AND CAPITOL AVE. .
LOYAL HOTEL BLDC
I 3
3 N
IB.
nniimiu aaniiioiiiiniii S
1
Slliilliiliil,i,,.i!illfllllll!!!S!SH
I Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors Welcome I
: We are wholesalers as well as retailers
and as a result of which we are able to sell
meats and provisions at prices that are
bound to save you money.
Special prices during Ak-Sar-Ben week
to the country trade on hams, bacon and
provisions.
CENTRAL MARKET
Kulakofsky Meat Co.
210 North 16 th St. Douglas 1796.
mm
. j'
THc WISE YOUNG MAN
of today doesn't ask his wife to bake. He simply
furnishes the dough and lets us supply the bread. It's
better for his wife and it's better for him too. There
is never heavy bread or soggy cake in the homes that
get their supplies from this bakery.
V Try our dainty lunches.
ORTMAN'S
HEW ENGLAND BAKER IT and LUNCH
Branch Bakeries at Hayden's and Public Markat.
Douglas 5791. 212 North 16th St.
NEW '' "
Hotel
Edward
Absolutely Fireproof
130 ROOMS
Newly Furnished
Throughout '
Running hot .and cold
, water.
Telephone and electric
lights in every room.
Rooms with private
shower baths
Single, $1; Double, $1.50
Rooms with bath privilege
50c and 75c
Weekly Rate, $2.50 to $6
All rooms outside
exposure
Sixteenth and
Davenport Sts.
acter, it s natural advantages of safe
ty and convenience have won for it
a reputation of inestimable value.
R. E. Bryant and O. E. Carney are
the proprietors.
Among the thriving business firms
along this block is the Loyal Shoe
Store. This is one of the most up-to-date
shoe houses in Omaha.
Henrickson, the jeweler, is also an
other Loyal hotel tenant. Mr. Hen
rickson has been located in his cor
ner position for several years and en
joys a most prosperous jewelry trade.
The Central Market is a really mod
ern market, where quality and serv
ice to the patron are considered first.
The New England bakery is one of
the oldest bakeries in Umaha and has, 1
ever since its organization, been re-
garded among the best.
- Two Sturdy Businesses. I
' The Novelty store is one of the ''
strong foundations of the north Six- j
iccnth street block. This establish
ment will always be a nucleus upon
which to build a brisk business block.
J he New. York Sample store is still
a.iother of the examples of sturdy,
c mscientious industry in this b!ock.
This store has recently been remod
eled and the result is one of the mos;
up-to-date ladies' apparel shops in t.:e
.ity. A. Bonoff is the proprietor.
Just a few feet to the north are
two other establishments which, al
though not strictly within the 300
feet named before, can be regarded EJ
-- of this block, the Helphand
Clothing company and the Edward
u.u. u.c 01 sucii close proximity that -they
may easily be classified with this t
prosperous block,
LADIES SECE(B LADIES' POPLIN--. LADIES' POPLIN, sjnaj FA
SUITS, sail, lin.d, . f I 11 SUITS, black. .., $1 JT tabard la, ma. ) 11 50
T.t collars, all colors. Ill braw": "tio fur 1 " . blue, AT
all aiaaai a nr. 1... Ill nW,t " Ifjl . browa) fur M "
i w . " W WortB IW or v.lr.t trimL II
tl". Worth tlT.BO... $21.80 Worth $27.80
LADIES' NOVELTY m jav LADIES' NEWfa a FA LADIES' PLUSHeenCA
CLOTH COATS-Now 91 fl PLXID N0VELTV A 50 COATS or oloor.,?! JSO
cap. collars, wlv.t CLOTH COATS- I full fl.r. or with I f
trlmmod, all ..lor.. O J N.w. me(,.u, . b. c.p. !!..
Worth $18.00 Worth $20. . . Worth $30.00
DRESSES? '.if litf. CC.00 S POPLIN 01 CA TAFFETA CREPES p
Worth $10 00 U$J DRESSES-AII color.. S7'3U " omblB.tl.. silk lf
W,,th 9X000 Worth $ia.80.:N..... drw.... Worth $22.80. V I
ivnL hat5 T I'"' safe M QC LINGERIE WAISTS, GEORGETTE CREPE aa JO
BtWs 98c M.a$3-
Hen's and Young Hen's Clothing Department K
MEN'S SUITS, I. wor. IS MEN'S SUITS Pinch AA A A MEN'S SUITS A--Aft
t.d. all .i.u. Worth ! f back or r.ular tut H''0 Bluo ..rgo, wor.t.d, PI 1
' T ' Worth $1BJD0. VV ;S7.0Of W.r V '
MEN'S BALMAROOS, AA Qtl MEN'S BaLMA-aj j ma mfn,, b V i m i
MEN'S PANTS Wor. AJ 1 MEN'S PANTS Fin. ja. m J0
st.d., .awlmarmi All S 1 5 worses, all .oI Q 1 -48 MEN'S PANTS-N..,0 AO
la... Worth $2 00. Worth $2.80. ....... V i3 I
i .i. '., . . i i slaos. Worth $3.00... tt
4 to 17. Worth $8.00. Wm t5.no V wort.d.t af. 4 UlJ
MEN'S FLEECED. ff " ' CAMEL HAIR . c"p"-,T,',rt ,'-S 'rf
trJXirr. 69c tavrflSc r. 9QC
."VoLo?5i.98 STi!$2-45 ffSMli i
SHOES. Worth $2.80. V wlrth $3 80..I..T:V' Worth to $10.00
THE
STORE
FOR THE
PEOPLE
THE NOVELTY CO.
214-216 NORTH 16TH STREET
BERNSTEIN & KRASNE. Props.
THE
STORE
FOR THE
PEOPLE
liiiBiiiiiiBiiaiiiiiiiiniiuiiiai
IMHIIIillllllllllllllllllHIIIIN
Full Dress Suits for Rent
For the Ak-Sar-Ben
Ball
Sizes from
82 to 62.-
LATE
MODELS
Very latest evening
gowns and wraps
for rent Evening
slippers to match.
Com. early and gat
your suit fitted right
b.for. th. ruth t.ti
in.
John Feldman,
208 N. 17th St., Flomar Hot.l Bldg.
Phone Douglas 312S.
GIFTS
For Every Day
in the Year
Scarcely a day dawns
that does not call for some
token of sentiment. The
occasion may be a wed
ding an anniversary-
birthday a debut or
one of scores of others.
For thirty years we have
offered you a large and
most comprehensive stock
of individual designs of sil
verware, fine diamonds,
rare and precious gems,
toilet articles, watches,
novelties and etc.
Just the gift you want
at just the price you want
to pay.
Ak-Sar-Ben visitors, we
cordially invite your
spection.
John Henrickson
Th. Loyal J.w.ler.
201 North 16th Street
The Hotel Loyal
16 th and Capitol Avenue
) C
REPROOF
EUROPEAN
3
"One Block From the New Carnival Grounds"
Be Sure and Attend Our
Underwriters'
Sale of FURNITURE
RUGS and STOVES
Each lady bringing? this coupon
during -this sale will be given
a useful souvenir.
State Furniture Co.
Corner 14th and Dodge Sts.
1 a
I g-
1 a
i n
a us ' - - r. . .
itiiirh; ; g
1
State Trade Specially Invited
Rooms $1.00 and $1.50; With Bath $1.50 Up. Cafe the very best.
BRYANT & CARNEY, Proprietors
Popular Prices.
llHBWiMiMiljllW
Read The Bee Day by Day to Keep Fully Abreast of
I the Great Presidential Campaign That Is Now On
1 1 MiiUHWni!ntinanRiiuii!
if:
r-
