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.Red Cross Booth
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It Pays to Smile
The New York University
Hall of Fame recently picked
occupants for six niches. In
the first classthat of au
thors, the Hall of Fame, re
jected Thomas Paine,1 Joel,
Chandler Harris and Walt
Whitman. Then the race
narrowed down between -Mark
Twain, the humorist,
and Noah Webster, the dic
tionary man. The man who
f gave definitions for about all
the words the English speak
ing world uses was defeated.
The 'man' who made men
smile beat him by a big ma
jority.' But the readers of
.Webster's unabridged may'
have the consolation of
knowing that as long as peo
ple are in doubt on defini
tions and spelling and that
will be until Gabriel blows
his horn the fame of Noah
Webster will be enshrined in
the hearts of men. . 1
There is division ol ojfln
ion on most questions But
on the proposition that
Brandeis Store's, is the place
1 where the shopper finds the
; best quality of goods atjhe1
lowest prices there is no W
vision. Brandeis Stores is
practically the unanimous
choice.
Do You Realize
' What
It Means When
Brandeis Stores
Offer
these low
prices:
.-Of? !
Formerly -r
tM tag Rugs
1.00 Cretonnes,
,85 Wash Edging.
.17.60 Cedar Chests,
&S0 Felt Slippers, '
2.45 'Women's Spats, '
19.60 Axmlnster Bugs
1245 Hoys' Overcoats,
140 Men's Silk Hose,
.25 Rick Rack Braid,
1.05 Men's Felt Boots,
140 Cotton Petticoats, - .99
.08vBabies Wrappers, .59
1 j Boys' School Ptfnts .98
175.00 English "Wilton
Rugs 129.50
10.05 Wool; Mixed Blan
kets 8.50
4.50 Wcol - finish blan- ,
kets, assorted col. 2.95
I. "
Now
1.98
.59
.20
SSO-O
1.95
1.49
43.75
8.95
.50
.20
1.49
1.40 Fancy Silk Cami
soles, .49 Fuli BleSch Turk
ish Towels,
.69 Full Bleach Linen
Toweling,
240 Women's Heavy
Cotton Fleeced Un-
Ion Suits,
.50 Women's Cotton
Fleeced VestsK
iJA Biyo' Corduroy
Pants, n
145 Boys' Gingham
, , Blouses,
40 Boys' Jumbo Knit
Sweaters,
M Bleached Lonsdale
Muslin, 36 inches,
140 Dwight Anchor
Bleached Tubing,
1.95 Silk Jersey Bloom
ers, ,
, 12.00 Pussy Willow
Knickers,
.99
.29
.25
1.40
.39
1.89
.39
3.95
.26
.75
4.95
9.50
2.45
.21
Important, Because Right in the Heart of the Season!
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Offering at "Way-Below-Regular" Prices One of the Most Complete Stocks in the West hi
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, All the Newest, Most Wanted Pile Fabrics
Silk Chiffon Velvet, Costume Velvet, Silk Velours, Fur Plushes, suitable for street and evening dresses,
H ; 1 wraps, coats, suits, scarfs and trimmings at wonderful reductions! - :w
A Ssl. .c
of Plushes and
vets
Not a Special Purchase! Every Yard the Season 's Newest From Our Regular Stock!
$8 Imported Costume Velvet
In a soft, rich finish ; absolutely fast pile,' in navy, , 'Afc
copen, f nchia, taupe, graphite, castor and black ; l 5
.44 inches wide; special, per yard, -L
8.50 Silk Chiffon Velvet
This beautiful textile is very1 much in demand for ?
the hew afternoon and evening frocks and wraps ;
this rich velvet in navy, copen, sapphire, Belgium,
castor, silver', African, taupe and black; 40 inches
wide; special, per yard,
. x,
8.50 Velour du Nord
Black Velour du Nord; extra good 'weight; for
coats, scarfs, etc.; 36 inches wide; our 8.50 qual
ity; special, per yard,
55.
$6 Imported Costume Velvet
A beautiful rich, drapy, lustrous finish; guaran- s x,
teed fast pile and color 5 an ideal velvet for dresses
and suits; in navy, African, copen, gray,. wistaria, -' "SZ5
brown and black ; special, per yard, ' J
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v 16.50 Beaver Fur Plush
Extra deep pile beaver fur textile)1 ; a beautiful fur
cloth for trimmings, scarf 4 and 'coats; 50 inches
wide ; to see it is to want it, especially atper yard,
22.50 All Silk . Velour
All silk seal velour; this, -beautiful, soft, light
weight pile fabric represents the highest art in
textile making; shown in African and black; 50
inches wide;v22.50 quality; special, per yard,
Cj5
15
6
11.50 Rich Seal Plush
j. , - ,
Rich, deep pile ; suitable for coats, scarfs and trim
mings; 50 inches wide; and an exceptionally big
offering which should receive a ready saje, at
special, per yard, . ..
, " ' ' '
19.00 Alaskan Seal
Black tipped, brown ground Alaskan seal; one of
the most beautiful fur fabrics shown ; very deep
pile; soft finish; 50 inches wide; 19.00 quality;'
special, per yard, v , ..'
' 18.50 All SUk Velour
All silk black seal velour; rich! deep jile; very soft
finish ; an ideal fabric for wraps ; 40 inches wide ; I 9v
18.50 quality; special," per yard, ' JLW
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Speaking
of
Brandeis Stores
...j .V
New
Cafeteria
"Mary Louise " says
IMPRESSIVE It was, the open
ing of the Brandeis Stores
new cafeteria, with that long
line ot eager diners making
satlsfylrg choices from the, ar
ray ot tempting delicacies. 1
notice you can always lead a
crowd anywheie with the right
kind of fond, and T wanted in
know where all this was com
ing from. So I engineered a
tour for an Inspection party of
one and made my way into the
kitchen. My, they were, busy !
I thought at first they must
need V -
1 A Traffic Cop
U'OR I was Jostled and bumped "
80 nany times by the buBy
workers. Bufcl withdrew intaa
corner where nobody else waht
"ed to be, and then I began to
see that there was no confusion .
at all that each- and every
-worker was just playing his own
ime as a unit in a gigantic ma
chineand I had been Jostled.
because I stood where I didn't
belong.
27.50, Fine Fur Textiles
. . ' 1 . ..... ' .
The .finest -and most beautiful fur fabrics shown; for collar and cuffs,
scarfs and coats; in lynx, otter, chinchilla, mole, silver fox, ermine and
many other exquisite fur effects; our regular 27..50 quality; 50 inches-wide;
special, per yard, at, ' ' - . . , N
ft
50
Black Chiffon Velvets
8.00 Black Chiffon Velvet, 40 inches wide, special, yard - -12.50
Imported Black Chiffon Velvet, 40 inches wide, yard -
16.50 Imported Erect Pile Velvety 40 inches wide, yard - -11.50
Black Silk Velvet, 40 inches wide, per yard - - -
4.95
8.50
9.95
7.95
v Main Floor--Center
One of the most popular of
the Season's New Corsets
This Charming Low-Busted:
Nemo KopService Model No. 514
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Here Is a new model, extra stylish, low
busted corset which cannot dig in. The
front is so boned that the tension of the
garters while standing, and the position
of the front steels and bones while sitting,
cause- the top of the corset to stand away
lightly from the body. Though this is not
toticeable to the eye, it is most noticeable
:n comfort to ths wearer. ' , ;
Up to the moment in Every one
of Its Graceful tines
The type of figure which requires con- '
f inement and reduction below the hips
only, will find this model the ideal corset.
A very low bust and long skirt offer just
the combination cf virtues wanted, while
clastic inserts at the side and hack of the
corset-skirt control and. slenderize the
figure. " I
Nemo Kop Service No. 514 In fine pink coutil.
sizes 22 to 36 . ;
Third Floor North
7
00
Hosiery
Sale
IV
100 Womeifis Felt
Spats,
5 Men's Jersey
. Gloves,
M6 Gingham and Per
cale House Dresses 3.98
1.98 Dark Mercerized '
Petticoats, 1.49 '
M8 Little Girls' Velvet
Hats, , " 3.59
7.45 Men's Gun Metal
Shoes, 6.45
.80 Fleisher's Knitting
Yarn Balls, .65
L50 Ftelshei's Knitting
Yarn, hanks, 1.15
M Women's and Chil
dren's Leather
( Soles, .39
M0 Men's Fine Silk
Women's, Children's, Infants'
and Just .Figure Your Savings
Women's Fancy Silk and Wool Hosiery Heather
mixtures and plain black cashmere models ; double,
toes and heels; these are our regular 2.00 values, qk
Children's Wool Hosiery Fancy sport ribbed -heather
mixtures; double soles; in colors; sizes 7 .
to 912; irregulars of 1.50 grades; special, per pair, buy
Infants' Silk and Wool Hosiery In white; sizes
4 to 6'2; first grades; regular 1.00 values, special, KQ ,
per pair, &"y
Women's Heavy Cotton and Lisle Hose In colors
of black, white and brown; all sizes; irregulars of
50c qualities; special, pair, 29
( Main Floor -South
Drape Veils
Sale of 1.50 to 2.50 Values, at
114-yard lengths, embroidered floral borders
and trimmings of chenille dots ; in all the pop- r
ular shades and many with color combinations, J
specially priced, at
Dresses For You
Newest Fall and Winter Models Offer
ing the Climax of Value Giving in
&m Sale
350 Dresses Worth up to $89
The downward trend of the market the willingness on the part
of manufacturers to dispose of their surplus stock at tremendous
concessions, the desire of many makers to co-operate with us and .
the ability of the Brandeis Stores to buy large quantities of dresses
at spot cash have made this possible. '
Tricotines, Velours, Velveteens, Satins,
Georgette Crepes, Tricolettes, Silks
15 dresses worth $35
.20 dresses worth 39.50
25 dresses worth $45
45 dresses worth $49
65 dresses worth $55
45 dresses worth $59
Choice
at
$25!
50 dresses worth $65
40 dresses worth $69
35 dresses worth $79
'5 dresses worth $79,
5 dresses worth $89
Cold Weather Calls for Warm
SUITS
UNION
IHere they are at
b Special Prices
Boys' and Girls'
Uniqn Suits
1.75 to zoo
Values at
Heavy fleece lined union suits for boys aw"
girls ; iii gray and cream and some bleached
the boys' garments have the open seat; 1.75
to 2.00; special, per suit, ' ,1.39
-
Women's "Winter
Union Suits
2.00 and 2.25
Values at
$159
In medium weight; sleeveless and ankle length; for winter
wear; the low neck style has the tailor band finish; colors
are white and pink ; regular 2.00 and 225 values ; special,
per suit, , 1.59
t Third Floor Center .
Toilet Articles
Wednesday at Sale Prices
40c Caggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream - - - - . . 33
50c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream' - 39
Piver's La Trefle, Azurea or Floranize Face Powder, 1.3
Mavis Talcum Powder, 25c size - --i8
Hospital Cotton, 1 -pound roll 39
$1.00 Hair Brushes, china bristle - - - 49
Bocabelli Castile Soap, 4-pojind bar 1 .49
Main Floor West
Miracles
TTtfERE -wrought there before
myeyes. At the behest of
ooks in gleaming white uni-
forms, a long, shiny black, range ('
was devouring great pans of
juicy red beef and giving them :
back toasted beautifully brown,
and bursting with savory juice.
And. on the other side was a ' -
Jazz Band
WHICH I learned was a me
chanical , hishwasher. It ,
took stacks and stacks of plates
and cups and saucers, washed
them thoroughly in- hot suds, ,
rinsed them in clear boiling wa
ter and dried them in a few sec-"
onds without the touch of an un
sanitary dishcloth.
Patty Cake
IS all out of style for this bak
er's ran. . Electric batter
mixers and cream whippers
make his days so easy that be
can devote lots of time to think
ing up new goodies for us to eat.
Science
TJAS gone into the Brandeis ("
Stores cafeteria from the
ground up. When the old floors '
and walls wsi'e. torn out, new
ones were chosen of materials,
that make for absolute purity '
and cleanliness; electric potato
peelers, steam soup caldrpns,
steam vegetable cookers have
been Installed.; In fact,v this
'kitchen is fitted with every up-to-date
practical contrivance
known to modern restaurant
kitchens. In the dining toom,
there arc facilities for serving
3,000. meals a day, and serving
them irilhe most appetizing and
satisfactory way. The steam ,
table is so. arranged that every
meat or vegetable may be kept
piping hot, and plate racks,
heated by the same steam, as
sure hot dishes. Naturally one
wonders
1 Who Did It? 1
JOE SPAGATvone of the fore
most caterers of Chicago, or
iginator ot the famous Marigold
Garden, Chicago, which he ran
for some years, and later chief
stewaVd and general caterer of '
the Edgewater Beach hotel, bas
come to Omaha to place his ex
perience and talents behind the
restaurant department ot the
greater Brandeis Stores. Ev
erybody says that Joe Spagat
has
Put 'Over
(c
Free A Copy
of Sara Swain Adams'
, "How tq Set the Tame for Every
Occasion " . " ' i
Given to everyone buying household linens during
our "Thanksgiving Tincn Sale," now going on.
Main Floor South.
THE New Cafeteria with won
derful success. He will re
main in charge, here and later
will engineer the opening and
operation of the magnificent ne.v
restaurant which is planned fcr
the new tenth floor.
1 Think Hardl j
TT means $50 to any man f
woman or child who can
name 'bis cafeteria. Come in and
have a meal in this splendid res
taurant. Then send in the naroe
you think will suit this -cafeteria.
If you are the lucky one
the Judges will mail you a check
tor 150. Contest closes at 12
noon Saturday, si you'd better
hustle. ,
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