Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 26, 1909, Page 11

——————————— STO FRIDA VELVETS ke yards up. selling space for this sale of Velveteens all go at, yard black, eream and white—F'ri yard 27-INCH FANCY 8 also 22-inch Peau de All the short silk remnants in manufacturers—all on barga THREE BIG ODD LOTS in ‘basement, yard— and a half yard lengths, at,Jedich piece....... Arnold’s bookfold superfine Per- sian pattern kimono flannel and beautiful floral pattern - Swans- down flannel for dress- ing sacques, etc., now lots, at, yard. Fangy Cretonnes and Silkolines worth. up.to 12%c¢ yd., 1r M as they last, h et bty us, 300 Medium welght Unbleached Mus- lin, very fine weave, yard wide—all 1, di t, , s /2C Yard wide outing flannel, short lengths, light colors—up to 10c¢ values—fore- moon ‘only, yard MILW AUKEE R0AD BUYS CARS Adds Splendid New Coaches for Pas- senger Service to Equipment. FOR PACIFIC COAST EXTENSION | Al Are Models in Design and Are| Well Protected Agninst Dangers \ of Collislon—Buffet Cars | Are Beautles. | ‘That the Pacific coast extension of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rallway will be well equipped with rolling stock in the passenger service is evident from an order recent'y filled by the Barney & Smith Car company. This equipment con- mall and express tifteen day coaches and two buffet ry cars. The frames and under frames of the strongest structural steel The cars are all bullt along the same general lines. They are seventy-two feet elght inches lgng , ever the end sills, and ten feet wide over the frames. The buffet cars are divided into two rooms with the buffet between them. The ‘er of the two rooms is the lounging room, the larger is the library or readtg room. The former is finished In dark | woods with subdued lighting and color effects; the latter, In lghter tones with brilliant eoloring. The interior finish of the lounging room is done in a dark wood, a native to Peru, where it Is known as| “quitacalcon.” The buflders, who have used the wood for several years. have gien it the name of “Peruvian mahogany.” It is finely tigured and takes & perfect polish. The interlor finish of the library end is in Cuban mahogany, exquisitely murked. Delicately executed designs in Marquetry of rare woods characterizes the whole of the interior. All of the Marquetry it BRANDEIS WILL BE A GREAT BARGAIN DAY IN WE PURCHASED 5,000 YARDS OF MILL ENDS OF BOULEVARD VELVETEEN Every woman knows they are the best velveteens on the mar- 37 different shades and black in the lot—run from 2 Velvets for waists, coats and jackets, velvets for millinery and children’s dresses. worth up to \Sl 00 a yard, All 8ilk Satin Messalines at 39¢ Yard Even a better assortment of colors than last Monday — Dot and jacquard fancy silks for searfs and waists, some have faney borders, pompadour and floral patterns, Cashme SHORT SILK REMNANTS at 10c AND 39¢ EACH according to size and quality, SILKS and DRESS GOODS In Black and All Colors LOT 1 | LOT 2 1 LOT 3 Poplins, taffetas, foul-|The dress goods—Eng- | Basement — 2,500 im- ards, Peau de Cygnes, [lish mohalrs, check and | ported traveler and messalluw, fun(-y scarf “"‘Pe l’““‘fi“l"xfl u:’“l:l' house samples, some to T5oa yard — all go fl“m“l" etc. — worth | “hundreas of difterent up to 69c, basement—— Remnants and 0dd Lots of Fine VAL LACES and INSERTIONS, Worth up to 12%4¢ Yard, at, Also platt vals., linen torchons, wide lace edges in imita- fancy wash laces—on bargain square. REMNANTS OF ALL OVER LACES Appliques, medallions, insertions, wide lace edges in imita- tion crochet, venice, oriental, 10c-25¢-50c | Gireat Remnant Sale | FRIDAY IN BASEMENT Heavy fleeced flannels, white and cream Shaker flannels, pink, red, navy and blue baby flannels—values 1 that 10¢ would be a cheap price, at, yard........ 6 /20 and SILKS Extra Boulevard - 20¢ day at half price, ILKS at 29¢c YARD 29c re, yard the house, also lots from silk in square . 10¢c-39¢ each OF REMNANT PIECES styles and colorings, ea., 230 ™ 5c yard. . ete.—in one-half yard to one ice, at, yard. . The well known Teazeldown Out- ing Flannels, made by the Amos- keag mills, in light and dark col- ors, stripes, checks and plaids—the 12%¢ grndeal/ c in long lengths, at, yard 2 Bleached Muslin — 8,000 yards double fold fine and me- dium grade—up to 9¢ sc values, at, yard ....... Sample strips of printed Swiss, denims, silkolines, sateen, etc.— one-half yard lengths l and over at, each Beginning at 1:30 Friday after- noon, desirable lengths double fold, pretty pattern drese ] and walsting (lunnelsltesa /2c ——a very desirable lot, yd. bas had the speclal Barney & bmnh treat- | ment to preserve the natural color of the | woods. No Sharp Cormers. | One of the noticeable features of the | |interior 1s the entire absence of square | |or angular corners in the library rooms. All of the windows stop at the chalr rail llne and the result 1s an impression of bulk {and strength on the exterlor and altitude and space on the interior. The electrolfers |are specially designed to suit the general theme and are finished in statuary bronze. The carpets are of the best Wilton, The chalrs, sofas and cozy corners are uphol- | stered in Spanish leather in shades to | mateh the color schemes of the rooms sey. erally, The anti-telescoping device is exception- | ally well constructed so as to withstand | to the maximum the force of colltsion. The end framing and anti-telescoping ar-|_ rangement is composed of elght four-inch Z bars at each end of the car, the lower ends extending down into pockets cast in the steel platform and riveted to the | end sill sections. The upper end of each of these Z bars has the web. cut out | and the inner flange pressed back even | | With the outer flange and both flanges are | {Tiveted to a pressed steel end plate, which | In turn is securely connected to the side | plates and roof framing of the car, The side framing consists of three-sixteenths inch pressed steel channel-shaped posts run- | ning from the side plates to the bottom of the side trusses. Each of these posts extends the full depth of the side truss | and has a large Inper flange at this point, which provides an extremely large surfa, for securely riveting the po: in position, — { It you desire a elear complexion take | | Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation and liver trouble, as it will stimulate thess or- guns and (horoughly cleanse your system which 1s what everyene needs in order io fool well. Sold by all druggists, — Novelties—FRENZER—I&th and Dodge. GOLD MEDAL CHOCOLATES— 60c qual lly—Frhlny i REANEIT 40c Beginning Next Monday Benne! Great Stamp tt's Free Offer We want 5,000 new 8. & H. Trad- ing Stamp Collectors and regular collectors to start new books. WATCH FOR THIS! BARGAIN FRIDAY FRIDAY FOR REMNANTS Price is seemingly no object on these lots of Remnants—quick and decisive clearing Is des Remnants of Silks and Dress Goods, odds and (-lmelnn Flannelettes | black ends — many kinds — serges, pongees, etc.— values to 69¢ a yard— At 15¢ | coA:\'nva!—u vy children's we , B00ds we worth 10c to 12%ec, at, WHITE CHINA VASES— \n\ manu- facture of discou ired, Remnants of Madras, Hence these surprising reductions: Lining Remnants, fine mercerized sa- ‘aml other wash mater- |teen linings in two to yard |ials, great assortment, |worth 10c, 12%e¢ |15¢ yd., m Astrachan, Be orth to $6.00 yard— toys and [ S Onlnx 35% and | 2% ¢ and 5¢ at .. arskin, Beavers, ete now for LACES AND EH’BBOIDBEIEB-—H[L: lot narrow and wide w ! Ath: yard the best sale for you before Christmas. dikcouny of |five lengths — , in all colors, for $1.50 . 2%c ‘White AUSTRIAN and FRENCH re stock % Busy Days in Corsets Friday and Saturday turday: Corsets worth up to $1.50 for Corsets worth up to $2.50 for. .. hip $1.25 mc g00d corsets you Corsets—new long Many styles and kinds; three lots— tting up in interest in the Corset Store. hem busy through powerful price incentivi ols e glad to wear £ r @ dull day or hour. Just note the for 390 69¢ ..790 ‘common’— 3$39c 69c¢c TOc Blue & White & Brown Mottled Enamelware First qunlll) blue and white Berlin Kettles, 8-quart size, Large stock Pots, brown mottled, worth up y 98c. choice of P!lh?r lot . The ‘‘Wooltex™ marked success. ing for attention. The Now come the Coats clamor- An Inning Suit Sale has heen a H. Black Co., makers of “Wooltex" are closing their Winter season and directing their endeavors to Spring styles. Their entire stock of Winter weighg woolens had to be disposed of; usual lowering of prlces on this well known line. OF HIGHEST GRADES Forty-five dollar coats, hence, this mosy un- Coats it you please. Made of finest French chiffon broadcloth in black, navy, gray, brown and dark seal brown. Many have the new long rolling collar of velvet or self material, while a fe Coats are 56 inches long, lined throughout with guar- anteed satin—7% fitted els, worth/$45.00, for . Buya$S ew are embroidered— A0 mod- plendid New Suit for $25 Close to five hundred Handsome Skinner sati Lymansville worsteds a suits at this price. n lined suits of fine nd broadcloths. They are severely plain tailored, but are expressive of high quality and tone. of colors or sizes. tual $35.00 Suits. now for NEW PETTICOATS in Man; tifully tallored—Many You bu) them No lack y are ac- $23 Italian and silk black finished moreen, regular and extra sizes, beau- have been waiting for these -$1.75 $3.75 $5.00 I ———————————— e— OUR WEEK END GROCERY OFFERS ORDERS FILLED FROM THIS LIST FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bennett's Best three pounds .. And 100 Stamps. Bennett's Best one pound And 30 Stamps. Bennett's Challenge Cof- Cotfee, Cotfee, fee, pound ‘And 10 Stamps. Teas, assorted kinds, at pound ... e8¢ And ‘70 ‘Stamps. Teas, assorted kinds, at pound ... 8o And ‘60 ‘Stamps Tea Siftings, pound 18e And 15 Stamps, Capltol Baking Pow -1b, can Cornmeal, 24-1b, low, sack e "DOUBLE STAMPS [ ON BUTTERINE al Tomatoes, two| ns ..280 And 20 Stamps Cleaned Currants, 1b. 100 And § Cornstarch, Ib Stamps PKE. . .40 , Fri d Teap LT e s X e $1.00 354 13¢ 68 . Bt 5 a5, [ | Sterling Corn package h, 1t Snider's Poi | And 10" Stamps | Jap Rice, 4 Ibs .25¢ And 10 Stamps, h Cut Loaf Sugar, asc .20¢ amps. b. eeded Rafsins, package , 12 And 10" Stampa 7 pound ° —large can . .20¢ And 30 Stamps poung: SWiss Cheese, Mignonette Peas, thre Ana ‘1 8¢ et b A 0 Stampi Ana’ 10 apitol Pure Pepper, 1. Capitol Min Paibd ‘ohn 100 RISl Minoas a,Ana " stainp And 10 Samps 20dy's Salaq 3 Capitol Early June Peas, | 88 ... o Mustard | _per can . .9c And 10 Stamps, Hartley's &- | SWeet Piokicd peget lade, jar . quart jar teahan And 10’ Stamp And 10 b, e | ’ Doubls 1‘,:""'-‘,.75. be. Bain Granuy 13%c quality. th.. %8 llul Wax HHIH\ T \"U emeat, Mason pint 10¢ Jar 186¢ ansdown ' ¢ “odfish, 3 And 10 Stamps packages 80 | PFlde of Bennett's flour 81.55 Tour- fresh .100 And 10 Stamps, Bars and kies, pound Fruit 12¢ GO TO FLORIDA Reached quickly and in through drawing room sleeper daily St. Louis to Jacksonville Le at vin Union Station St. Louis 9:00 P. M. daily via the Montgomery Route All meals enroute in dining cars. Additional routes to Florida and exceptionally good service to Mobile, New Orleans, P:nucou and Gulf Coast Resorts. tickets 0n fares. Div e daily to all Southern winter resorts routss, if. you wish. car reservations, raies and ime tahles addres: J. E. DAVENPORT, Div. P For sleeping Agent 312 North Eighth St., St, Loals, Mo THOME SO 9x12 Brussels R | | SELLS FURNITURE 20% GET OUR PRICES on CARPETS and RUGS 9x12 Velvet Rug A . 4 y A 9x12 Axminster Rug i . ‘ : $4.00 Oak Stand FURNITURE CO. UTH OMAHA BELOW OMAHA _PRICES $8.75 $14.50 $17.50 Well made, full sized Steel Couch Combination Bookcase and Desk-- Empire Finish With Mirror High g:a.ue Steel Range, 4-hole ... 6-hole ...... ........524.50 STOVES SOLD ON PAYMENTS. $22.50 HANDLE THE BEST GRADES) We Guarantee Quanfityand Quality Rosenblatt’s BOTH PHONES 1223 Nicholas Round Trip CHICAGO Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Returns. The Bee Reaches All Classes. SCHOOLS, Botel “Illtllmgt " ftew York City at 55th Street Near Famous Central Park Absolutely Fireproof Adjoining Carnegic Hall, near the Art Institute, and within five minutes walk of the leading theatres and shopping district; the location s ideal. A rare attention to details that lend to the home atmosphere s responsible for our many enthusiastic patrons. The Wellington's delightful lounging rooms, handsome dining rooms and Eaglish grill room will appeal to your sease of the appropriate. Hotei Wellington PRE-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Rooms, with Bath, $2.00 ypward Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, $2i. weekly and upward Send for illustrated booklet J. F. CHAMPLIN STOP AT ~ Hotel Tuller Rooms and Bath for $1.50 up. | EUROPEAN PLAN No better rooms, cuisine or service caa | be bhad at double oUr prices. t us prove it to you. L W. TULLER. Prop. SCHOOLS. LINCOLN Business ‘College Wiite for fine free book and know why you should equip for business life at Lingoin. Nosaloons bere. A workiog sciool tan” rbe big paying positions. 900 studes We are constantly placiag our graduates 1o good paying situations. Thorough, tical Choice of courses. Established 1884, Addaross: Lincoln College 20 North Thirteenth Street Lincole Nebr. When in Deirmt, 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 November 20— December 4 National Farm Land Congress November 16—20 These low rates, the splendid train service and the numerous attrac- tions make this an unusual oppor- tunity to visit Chicago. Ticket Offices: 1401-1403 Farnam Street Omaha, Nebr. 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. 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