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    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1920.
$ 1 00-a-Plate Dinner
For European Relief
Will BeHeld Here
Omaha will have a $100-a-plate rice
receipts of the occasion to go toward
alleviating the condition of hungry
and starving children. This function
will not be an imitation of the New
York dinner held Wednesday night,
because members of the local com
mittee had this in mind nearly two
weeks ago.
The event will be fashionable to
the extent of attracting those who
are able and witling to pay $100 for
a meal of this kind. The food which
will be served will represent typical
meals which are being given to
European children.
The committee reported yesterday
total contributions from Nebraska
now amount to $18,010,50. of which
Douglas county has given $13,
343.1J. Man Kills Himself
In Presence of Wife
Edward Tislcr, 40, 1822 Corby
street, killed himself yesterday noon
by firing a shot into his right temple,
in the presence of his wife, who was
ironing. Tisler snapped the trigger
twice bfore a cartridge was exploded,
according to his stepson, Harvey
Watts. , - ,
Mrs. Tisler told police that her
husband was jealous of Harry
Hirsch, 2708 Lake street, who was
married a month ago. She related
that her husband was angry Wednes
day when she gave Hirsch a pillow
and water set.
She also said there had been three
separations during the four mouths
she had been married to Tisler.
Hirsch said reports that he had
formerly roomed at the Tisler home
were untrue, but that his mother
was a friend of Mrs. Tisler. He
scouted the idea that the man had
been jealous of him.
Knox County Red Cross
Votes Budget of $7,000
Bloomfield, Neb., Dec 30. (Spe
cial.) The annual meeting of the
Knox county chapter of the Red
Cross voted a budget of $7,000 for
the chapter's work during the com
ing year.' ' In line' with the peace
time program as outlined by tho cen
tral division of the Red Cross, it
was voted to employ two nurses for
the schools of this county to assist
the secretary. Miss Harriet Draper.
Offices for the ensuing year were
elected: chairman, H. V, Sconce;
secretary, Miss Harriet Draper;
treasurer, W. W. Walton, all of Cen
ter.
ana bread dinner next week for the
benefit of the European relief, the
Bee want ads are business getters.
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Last Day of Year-End Clearance Sale
And in Many Ways Offering the Week's Greatest Money Savers
!
Remarkable Basement Bargains
In Ready-to-rWear
Season s Biggest Money Savers!
Girls' Cotton Frocks
Gingham and other wanted materials; hundreds to
select from; 1.50 to 2.00 values; special, each,
69c
Gingham and Percale House Dresses
' Good desirable dresses at a' quick clean up price; f f
hundreds to choose from; special, each 0C
Bungalow Aprons
" Women's Gingham and percale bungalow aprons;
dozens of styles; hundreds to choose from special, each hM
Women's Blouses
Silk, cotton and flannel; good, up-to-date styles; 1.50,
2.00 and 2.50 values; some are
are slightly mussed; special, each
J Petticoats ,
Women's knee and full length tennis flannel petticoats;
1.00 to 1.50 values,, special, each
Girls' Princess Slips
Knitted princess slips and tennis flannel petticoats
with body waists attached; 89c te 1.29 values; special,
Girls' Outing Manuel Gowns
Sizes np to 14 years; many styles;
,1.00 to 1.50; special, each " ,
Girls' Bloomers
Cotton jersey and black sateen; sizes 6 to 12 years;
special in this big sale, at
" ' '' " ' I
Blue Flannel Middies
For women and misses; well made, sailor color; pocket
and cuffs trimmed with white
regular .value 2.00; special, each
Basement East
89c
39c
39 c
69c
29c
THE LAST DAY
To Buy at Season's Record Savings
Bargain hunters have made Brandeis
Stores their headquarters during this great
Sale and Friday, the last day will be a
record breaker of money-saving sales for
thrifty shoppers.
Store Closed All New Year's Day
99c
Wool Gloves
Women's and Children's, formerly 50c and J9c
Golf Gloves and Mittens; black, navy, brown and
red ; sck wrist ; former price QQ
50c'iand 59c; special, per pair 0C
1 Main FloorNorth
Remarkable Basement Bargains
in Hosiery and Union Suits
Men's Wool Socks. Black and blue ; an excep
tional bargain in this sale ; were 33c;
now, per pair
Men's Black Cotton and Lisle Socks; were 35c;
now, per pair,
Infants' White Wool Hose With silk tipped heel
and toes ; slight imperfections ;
were 50c; new, per pair
Children's Union Suits. White cotton fleeced;
with drop seat ; all sizes ; .
were 1.25 ; now, per suit
Basement Arcade
25c
25c
29c
69c
A Clearance Sale of
SILKS
At a Price That Recalls Days of
Long Long Ago!
Your
Choice
Per
Yard
Fine silks suitable for dresses,
blouses, skirts, kimonos, men's
shirts, etc., etc.
36-Inch Novelty Wash Satins
and Taffetas, i
40-Inch Heavy Crepe de Chine
40-Inch Pure Thread Georgette Crepe
40-Inch Printed Georgette Crepe
36-Inch Novelty Tricolette
36-Inch Imported Pure Silk Pongee
36-Inch Wash Satin
36-Inch Printed Eimona Satin
36-Inch Novelty Stripe and Plaid
Satins and Taffetas
Remarkable Sweater Bargains
Scarfs and Gap Sets
Season s Biggest Money Savers! s
50 Pure Fibre Sweaters -
Regular 22 JO Values
Tuxedo styles in black, white, navy, belted model9 just
the thing for the woman who wants a smart sweater
with all the appearance of real thread silk, and at the
same time, one that will wear much . i A Ha
better; regular 22.50 values, at JLOU
28 Fibre; Silk Scarfs
Regular 12.50 to $15 Values
In all the high- colors; ends are finished in heavy fringe,
about 12x36 inches in size and make splendid gA
mufflers; regular 12.50 and 15.00 values, at O0J
Fancy Bedroom Jackets
These beautiful jackets are made of the very 1
best yarns of luxurious softness; so comfy O
and nice. "We are offering these in this year- .
end clearance sale at just 1 PlTlCC
278 Women's Sweaters
Regular !5W Values
Made up in the flare coatee styles with semi-tuxedo
fronts, and ripple skirt effects; all are in the popular
link and link stitch and the colors are buff, American
Beauty, and peacock in a full range of H Ag
sizes from 36 to 42; 15.00 values, at O 50
Second Floor Center
1,000 Boys' Blouses
Regular 125 Values
Made of percale, gingham and chambray; sizes 6 to 15
years ; regular 1.25 value, in GfX g
the clearance sale, each,
Third Floor East
Curtains Curtain Materials
-At -
Price
All short lengths of curtain ma
terial left over from the sale,
marked
All one and two-pair lots of cur
tains left over from the sale will
he put on sale at half price to close
out; these are very special bar
gains, Fourth Floor East
A Clearance Sale of
BOOKS
At Special Reduction of
to
This includes all books damaged during
the Christmas selling some scarcely notice
able. Includes: New Novels, Children's
Books, Popular Fiction, Boys' and Girls'
Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, Religious Books,
Etc.
Calendars at lz Price
Main Floor North
Remarkable Basement Bargains
In Men's Suits, Overcoats
and Furnishings
Men's Trousers 1600 pairs of men's and young men's
trousers in worsteds, cheviots, cassimers and khaki;
sizes 28 to 48 waist; at this low price they should 7Q
sell in a hurry; all in one big lot; per pair JL f 5
.
Boys' Ovecoats 65 big boys' and small boys' overcoats
full and half belted styles; sizes 3 to 18 years; q ff
worth 8.95 and 10.00; while they last. a) UU
Men's Rain Coats Men, there are only 35 of these coats
and thsey are worth as high as 12.50; while A Q-
they last we will sell them at TT53
Boys' Suits. One and two-pant suits' In gray, brown and
blue mixtures; and corduroy pants full lined; rj f
sizes 7 to 16 years; priced at J 0
Men's Overcoats 36 mien's overcoats, broken sizes,
worth up to 22.50; while they last, ff
they will be sold at JLUUU
Men's Jersey Gloves. One big lot of men's Jersey
gloves; regular 35c and 59c values; Q1
special, per pair, sm X C
Men's Cotton Flannel Gloves; with knit wrist;
priced at, per pair,
. Basement Men's Store
7V2t
Special Sale on Swing, Hanging and Standard Frames!
A 14 . '
Mat
Vz Off
Regular
Prices!
A bale That Should "Uean Uur Shelves ' 'by Night!
Most of these frames are made from manufacturers sample length of mouldings;
all finishes -verdi, antique metal leaf, walnut, mah ogany, sepia and natural tones.
Our prices are marked in plain figures and we give you VSj off regular selling price.
Your photograph and other pictures fitted free, including glass. Fourth Floor East
Mat
y3 off.
Regular
Prices!
Brandeis
Stores
offer to you V
Friday the n
Greatest Sale
ih years on
Ivory
Silverware
Leather
Goods
and
Beads
Greatest Reductions in Years
Sale Starts at 9 a. m.
33V3 Discount
on all French Ivory
3313 Discount
on all Silver Plated
Hollowware, Ster-
ling Silver Novelties,
and all Carving Sets
33y3 Discount
on Silver Plated
Tableware, Tea- '
spoons, Knives and
Forks, etc., Wm. A.
Rogers, 1847 Rogers,
and R.Wallace & Sons
33y3 Discount
on all Fancy Leather
Goods, except ( Bags
50 discount
on all Real Beads,
Real Amber, Real
Whitby Jet and Real
Amethyst
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