Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1909, Page 12

REMARKABLE SALE REMNANT AND ODD OR BROKEN LOTS at BRANDEIS STORES You can buy desirable dress goods at a very low price Friday. Many odd lots greatly reduced. ALL THE SILKS FROM OUR RECENT N. Y. PUR- CHASE IN 3 BIG LOTS AT GREAT BARGAINS TTLOT 1T LOT 2— LOT 3— 22-ineh +Busquehan- na Silk Mill Cele- All the 76¢ Peau de $1.00 "“j brajed . Peau ~de Cachemere, - fancy Satin _end stripe dress silks, Cupid, 32 differ- ent. shades,. satin exauisite tazresas, yard— L messalines, 6to.-— worth 65¢ yd, at— 29c Plain and faney crepe de All the uard will ards in patterns shades, at, yard— 27-inch all silk Peau de Sole, 27-inch black Peau de Cache- Chine, some with exquisite mere, 27-inch Guinet Dressmak- To Move 950 Suits and Overcoats we are Offering: Men's and Young Men's Suits and overcoats, Iatest fashion ~worth up to $16.50, at— $10.00 Men's and Young Men's Suits rcoats, newest effects —all shades and colors, are worth $18.00, at— $12.50 Men's and Young Men's High Grade Sults and Overcoats, beautifully tailored, large as- sortment patterns, worth $20 to $22.50, at— $15.00 This Sale to Continue Only Until Next Saturday Night. The Mayer Clothing Co. 109 North 16th Street. Opposite Postoffice. FRIDAY NOVEMBE DON'T FORGET THE NEW WINTER STYLE BOOK~Just In—20¢ and a Free Pattern Greatest Bargain Friday $5,000 Purchase Famous HAVILAND CHINA Known throughout the world as the finest, most beautiful China produced. A Great Purchase A Greater Sale [ LESS | THAN HALF Space forbids entering into this sale with all the detall of descrip- tion that it really deserves. Everybody who knows China knows Havi- land goods. giving and Christmas We have a purchase of 85,000 worth of this well known ware on sale Friday for first time. stock at a price heretofore unheard of. exquisite table china at most remarkable bargains. We closed out an importer's entire Many thousands of pieces of China for Thanks- ON SALE FRIDAY Leaders in the Musical World G O.) @hichering) pianos ov America’s Oldest and Most Renowned Pianos. Made in Boston. Established in 1823. We are receiving daily shipments for the Holiday Season. Why not make your selection now. THE BENNETT CO. IWould Youl borders. Main silk er's Taffeta— worth one dollar at less than half real values. Every plece bears the Haviland imprint. Largest Dealers of High Grade Pianos in the West Dept., yard at, per yard Fnday s Sale in the Basement Evety item here is offered at a great saving Light and dark pattern outing flannels, also plain shades of gray, blue, red, cream, brown and white. The kind nocepted for making into winter garments—two big counters— per yard, Buy the new pattern Arnold’s 16c Super- fine Flannels — for will go on sale waists ‘and kimonos, will go at, Wedneldey. at, per Ioc per yard .... 5%0 yard . 186 One lot plain colored Cottoh per yard Extra. ‘heavy and wide cream Serge Walistings—worth 16c a Shaker Flannels, also 10c fleeced back ; Flannelettes, light and yard—as long as they last will t BO at, per dark patter: A 6é-c yard .. & ic per, yard 8 t1'9 A, M.—We '[9 till 11 A. M.—Desir- able lengths flannel- will sell short lengths all kinds | ette walsting—worth 12%c a yard off the fleeced flannels, at, per l bolt, in mill AC lengths, yard . yard .. at, per yard Remnants and Odd Lots of Fine French Val. Laces Plat Vals, Torchons and Fancy Laces, Yd. zic-5c Remnants of Allover Laces—Appliques, medallions, inser- sions, edges, etc.—orientals, silk embroidered, ete— half to one and a half yards in piece, at, [ each piece 4 Children’s and boys’ fleecy lined = under- Persian Cotton Chal- 'Warm Wool lis — desirable for making comforters— BEider- down—the 36c grade —in desirable colors will v on sale Friday afternoon, begin- ning at 1:30— Short lengths, yard wide out- ing flannels—in light colors, will go e Women's Union Suits|Women’s fleecy lined ~fine and heavy| vestsand pantg—reg- wear — vestd ‘and | ribbed, fleecy lined,| ular and extra sizes pants, all sizes, I9 will go at, orth.39¢, at,each ;... A JC| oach Advance wouest NEXT SATURDAY In Our Millinery Depariment Your Choice of Any llal $ in Our Entire Stock at lO NO RESTRICTIONS—EVERY HAT INCLUDED All the Exquisite Willow Plume Hats—all the Aig- rette Hats—all the Fur Hats—all the Metallic Hats—all the Original Pattern Hats and Show Room Models. Watch for the Big Thanksgiving Sale HAVILAND CHINA and CUT GLASS NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY BRANDEIS STORES CHICAGO via The Chicago & North Western Ry. Tickets 'on sale November 15, 20, 28; £29, 30, December 1, 5 and 6. Return limit December 13, 1909, account International Live Stock Exposition November 27— December 10 U. S. Land and Irrigation Exposition Nevember 20— December 4 National Farm Land Congress November 16—20 These low rates, the splendid train service and the - numerous attrac- tions e this an uaueul oppor- tunity to visit Chicago. - Ticket Offices: 1401-1403 Farnam Sereet Omaha, Nebr. Round Trip and fifty cents a yard, I =$12 50 Suitsl, Iand 0vercoats| —to buy needed at $6.75 And those $22 | FOOD FOR . overcoats at $12.50. Would you miss SUCH an opportun- ity? On ‘‘Sonneborn’s’’ fa- mous Baltimore made clothes atthat! Make up your mind to| Be Quick! ( Watoh for an Undsrwear Sensation Saturday.) -who tind thel NERVES work or enlll | GRAY'S i $1 Box; l box‘u $2.50 by mail ONNELL DRUG cor. l.tn ) Dodge Streets. OWL DRUG OOMPANY, .50 suits nndl Weak ana nervols Y Work and’ youthtal slgor gone as & result of over- exertion should take FOOD PILLS. They wiii ! o you eat . Ro gl i WS G L | Cor. 16th and Harney Sts., Omaha, Neb, | HOTELS, Botel Wellington Itew York Cit VYo Allmdchendet / and Refinement Seventh Avenue at 55th Street Near Famous Central Park Abiolutely Fireproof Adjoining Carnegie Hall, near the Art Institute, and within five minutes walk of the leading theatres and shopping district; the location Is ideal. A rare attention to details that lend to the home atmosphere io reeponsible for our ‘many enthuslastic patrons. ‘The Wellington's delightful lounging roomy, handssme dining rooms and English grill reom will appeal to your sense of the appropriate. Hotel Wellington PRE-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE STOP AT Booms and Bath for §1.50 up. EUVROPEAN PLAN No better be had at double our prices Lot us prove it to you. L. W. TULLER, Prop. rooms, culsine or service cas SCHOOLS. COLLUEGE HOUSANDS of our luates (establish- d 1884) are filling highest positions of trust and profit. We put young men and women in the ‘way of true success in life. Ours i equipped, working school ‘with & school etneq;henu advan- | tazes second to no other. Practical, thorough. All coun.:s. 900 students No saloons. Write for prospectus. T oh. BUSINESS Throw Away | [ This Chance’-’l —the last chance— I | When in Detront* Hotel Tuller | | 1,000 FRUIT PLATES shape, double gold line, Coupe ancy Au- ‘tumn leaf and frult designs —8bc values, cholce ........ $1.26 Ice Relishes, rose designs...44c 750 ROSE DECORATED PLATES —Fancy rose decorations, heavy gold rim, 9-inch size, $1.00 $1.50 1de Relishes, double handle, 490 The following are Haviland's “Fleurette” shape with exquisite floral design and solid coin gold border. $2.00 Plates, 8%-inch size.. $1.75 Plates, 7%-Inch size $1.25 Plates, 6%-inch size . $2.25 Ice Relishes, 7%-inch size. 980 $1.75 Ice Relishes, 6%-inch size..75¢ $6.50 Chop Dishes, 11-inch size..$2.75 $3.00 English Compotes $6.00 fancy Roll Tray.... $5.00 Lobster Salads will be. $2.60 Spoon Trays will be. $24.00 Teacups and Saucers, doz. tu 50 $30 Boulllons will be, dozen. $18 Chocolate Sets, 7-plece . $3.50 Open Sugar and Cream $5.50 Cake Plates will be Complete 100-Piece Dinner Sets Haviland China. 00 plain shibé sets, handwome border, pattern gold lin derby shape sets, fancy flower decorations, f 00 set, with fancy scroll floral border, heavy gold tri .00 Green Reed set, with intersecting rose design, for. .00 Derby shape set, pink rose border, coin gold lined. .00 silver shape set, white and gold, handsome new 00, Ranson shape set, in floral spray effects for. .00 Ranson shape set, in wild pink rose design, for 62.00 silver shape set, fancy rose spray design, gold lined TWO VERY HIGHE GRADE I P. LIMOGES PATTERNS $100.00 set, fine wold and white pattern, embossed flower, gold lined, at $116.00 set, plain heavy gold border pattern black reed and gold lined, Bargain Day on Garment Floor Scattered abont in all departments, Friday bargain specials on women's wear run riot. Small lots and discontinued numbers are closed out this day at a big mark down. No descriptions today. Just want to add that all lines are new, clean and desirable and best bar- gains we have made. WOMEN'S LONG COATSHeavy fancy novelty materials, good styles; were $15, GIRLS' DANR oW AND SLEEPERS— to 12 years, 75. garments ... ..a WOMEN'S wnx.: —Heavy and full widths FL. SHO: DaEssmNG SACQUE! Teazeldown garment Benulltul WOMEN'S SUITS — New up-to-date models in cheviots and worsteds, lon coats, pleated skirts, all colors, 32 values £ §15 '00!. DRESSES — 25 only, pretty new st ot 1, HOUSH DRESSES — Fleeced percale materials, well made ...81.38 TAILORED WAISTS of madras, lttle mussed, $2.50 kin $i.s0 SWEATER COATS for gray and white, heavy . FUR SETS — Rich bl Eaw Sets, stole collar and large rg“\.‘f; Remnants for Bargain Friday SILKS—Fancy,silks,” China. silks, Pongees, Foulards, fancy Taffeta Silk, mixed fabrics for dresses and scarfs at $4 AND 85 CLOAKINGS, such as Astrachans, Bearskins and other fur effects, 50 to 56-inch materials —also heavy all wool fancy kersey coatings and tan coverts, worth to $3.00, all at $1.50 COATINGS and broadcloth, 1% to 7-yd. lengths in many colors, goods worth to $2.50 yd., Friday, 98¢ Flannelette Remnants, madras and gingham, choice good 20c values, at Lining Remnants, Sateens, Moire Skirting, Spun Glass, Heather- bloom, Eiderdown, etc., big table full, yard Cotton and Lisen Torchon Lace Sale—Worth to 10c at, yard. ... B Child’s Tam 0'Shanters One hundred only $1 and $1.25 Caps, Friday bargain ......35¢ Bearskin, Velvet, Broadcloth and Worsteds, also all wool Cassi- meres, cheviots and worsteds. Book Bargains Posteard Albums for 300 cards 19¢ Postcard Albums for 400 cards 19¢ . Magazine Special—two for price of one: Good Housekeeping, $1.50; American Magazine, $1.560, $1 Friday Bargain Shoes 0dd lot, new snappy styles for women, patent colt and gun metal calf button shoées, welted soles and short vamps, $3 and $3.50 values, all sizes and widths, at ..$2.45 Blanket Bargains 10-4 cotton Blankets, gray or tan, a little soiled, 69¢ line, pair, 39¢ 10-4 Blankets, gray and tan, our 75¢ quality, pair 59¢ 11-4 Blankets, usual $1.39 line, 2x78, fine cott fi tllllng best $1.25 quality, ']‘_00 Huck Towels, seconds, very slight imperfection, 13¢ quality . ¢ Mercerized Damask, 60c quality, at 39 Bedspreads, hemmed or fringed, plain or cut corner, $1.59 lipe — $1.25 Candy Specials Bennett’s Special 50c Chocolate Creams Bennett's Full Cream Nut Caramels, 40c quality, pound 26¢ The FRIDAY BARGAINS IN CORSETS We will haye on the tables Corsets of all lengths in coutil and batiste Good serviceable 76c corsets, with supporters attached; girdles medium and * long lengths, and all sizes —— iy GROCERIES —SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bennbtts Flour, per sack . And 80 Stamps. Cornmeal, Whi low, 10-1b. sa Pearl Hominy, 4"1bs lu‘fl"::r‘:eun Double Btamps on HBennett's 3 pounds ... And 100 Bennott's 1 pound And 30 Btampl Bennett's Challenge Cof-| tee, pound And-10 Stamps Toast, assorted poun S Anaiso Stimps assoried - kinds, s8c A pint Cotfee, And &1 Kinds: | Lawn |pouna Double Excelslor | Castile Soap, 1.75 | for i And 10 Stamps. iy, Franco-American ‘ And 15" Stamps. |po 350 | Snider's Pork and Btan! |—large can . 20 Stamps +18¢ | Choclatina, two cans 800 And 10 Stamps Grass Stamps 12 cakes New Evaporated Cali- 1o nea]furm. F ies, 1b. 1830 Tollet And 10 Stamps. Wheat or u ream Chaese, best qui He 5y, ousa a And 10 Boup® | virginta Swi And l(l fillxnpn h!uf’l“hlal Cheese, three .10e ns, can And Stamps. | Hartley’s [mported pure Fruit Jams .86 And 10 Stamps. ley's Imported Mar- 200 Fertilizer, . 30 Putterine | Bennett's Capitol Coun- twa | try . Gentlemap Corn, 9o | Peas, s “Sweets for the Discrimianting” COURTNEY’S CANDY ‘We are making a specialty of the making of delicious candies. The most original afd gifted maker of bon bons whom we could secure from New York is in personal charge of the making of our candies, which are fresh every day. To the women who like dainty, new sweets that are dif- ferent from ordinary bon bons, we will say that Conrtney's candy excels in the same way that all Courtney’s pure foods excel. Have you tried our chocolate dipped Maraschino cherries? Imported from Dalidet & Co., France. They sell at 50c the box—Remember Courtney's matinee choco- lates in assorted flavors, gt 30c and 60c the box. Everything that's deliclous—Everything that's new. Private Telephone Exchange Connects Courtney’s All Departments. 17th and Douglas CHICAGO and RETURN $15.00 ON SALE—November 15, 20, 28, 29, 30 and December 1, 5, and 6—via CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Railway RETURN LIMIT—December 13th. Ticket Office: 1524 Farnam St. Omaha, Nebraska CHRISTMAS Our store is full o( articles suiltable for gifts. Spend & few minutes in our store. You will be very welcome. Look for the name. S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler ; A g ik % 14th and Farnam Sts. Best Service to Colorado VIA Rock Island New Omaha-Colorado Train Leaves Union Station Every Evening at 7:30 P. M. Arriving Colorado Points at Noon Next Day G. 8. PENTECOST, Div. Pass. Agt., OMAHA, NEB. CLUBBING OFFER s‘”’010m' Price / 1.50 ONLY Regular price for all one year. . .$12.00 THE OMAHA BEE, Omaha, Neb. Daily and Sunday Bee... McClure’s Magazine .... Woman’s Hpme Companion Review ol!&views e cr e ONLY FOUR WEEKS -