Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 3, 1909, Page 12

THE BEE: A RAPID CLEARANCE of All Our Odd Lots and REMNANTS To Make Room for Holiday Goods at Brandeis Stores ‘We have reduced the prices on all remnants of yard goods to the lowest figures in order to sell all odd lots in one day. $1 Dress Silks and Satins at 39¢ Yard We bought all the silks from a dressmakers’ supply house at a very low price. Yard wide entim messalines, satin rajah fabrics, yard wide Tuscan silks, 27-inch Mo- bar pongee, 27-inch spot proof dot foulards, 27-ineh fancy rajahs, dress taffetas, at, a yard . On Bugtin flqua.ra Main Floor—Wurth Up to $1 a Yard YARD WIDE DRESS SILKS at 79¢c YARD taffetas and yard wide black quality—very Phoenix'mills fine yard-wide t Peau de Soie, standard $1.25 lustrons—Friday only, Hundreds of short pleces of silks and velvets, travelers’ and house samples for trimmings, fancy work, ete., at, each plece 10e to popular and mill ends, at, Remnants of all kinds 60c, 76c and 98¢ silks in one grand lot Fri- day, 1% to 10-yard pieces—bar- 30 pieces of our $1 quality black| Crepe de Chine special, o i Remnants of Boulevard Velveteens—the most best ‘velveteen' in the market. They are all yard - 25¢ GRAND CLEARING SALE IN BASEMENT COTTON GOODS REMNANTS To Make Room for the Toys All those 25-cent g All the yard wide § All the yard wide soisette mercer- sateen linings | outing flannel ized waisting that were 10c a that was 6l%c a remnants go at— yard will go at, | yard will go at, per per 5° per yard yard.... All the b-cent short flannelette remnants will go in this sale, at, per yard ALL THE All the Persian challies, rem- nants, that were All of the yard- wide percale remnants that were 10¢ a yard 4Y4c a yard, are will go sc going to Z;c at yard. go at, yd. There are hundreds of remnant bargains on sale in the basement that are going to be cleaned out Friday to make room for the toys. WATCH FOR OUR BIG TOY OPENING ' 2%C-9C French and English vals, fancy wash laces, cluny and crochet ef- feets, platt vals, etc.—On two big bargain squares. Remnants of Laces and Insertions worth up to 16¢ a yard at, yard .. Remn\n,nts and Sample Strips of ALL OVER LACES, Y;to 1Y, YARDS LONG Driental, crochet and fancy effects, also remnants of appliques, inser- tions, medallions, also lace edges—white, 10c-25¢-50¢c cream, ecrn and black, at, Remnants of Fine Embroidery Edging and Inserting 5 c —all kinds—worth up to 12%c, a yard. .. 2 Ehnnndehs&flores (&) Y, DECEMBER 3, 1909. 'ART LESS COSTLY IF BOUGHT NOW | A. Hospe Co. Will Clear Out ANl Art| Stocks, But Hasn't Time For a “Noisy" Selling. : | As a usual thing a dealer inaugurates & “nolsy"” special sale when about to close |out stocks, but the A. Hospe company of 1613 Douglas street !s going to accom- plish the sale of hundreds of fine ple- tures, frames, art wares, etc., without the usual “nolse.” | Here are the facts pany hds quietly anne: |room west—immense changes in the pres- ent and store rooms are being made ~there isn't room enough or time Pnl\u[h |for a “howling sale” avent, but art lov- |er who will take a conscientious ‘“‘tip” |are advised to get Hospe's present prl.en before buying a dollar's worth of hollday | |art wares elsewnere. | A “Craft Shop” frame, some exquisite | {exclusive painting, etching or the like wouldn't come amiss for a Christmas gitt | |§ for some one if you wero able to buy it at a LARGE discount, would 1t? Then, too, there is a lot of hammered brass and beaten copper wares hers, and |"“Carence Craft" jewelry, etc., all at a discount if you'll shop here AT ONC | |for there will be no further large an- |nouncements of reductions from now until [ ¥ [the store will have been remodeled Just shop now, ask for the discount|m prices after seeing the regular prices. It's a real opportunity, but the prospec tive buyer must be discerning enough to come In and look it up, for there is not sufficlent time room for another “sale.” Get a ‘“classy” gift for the loved ones this year—one FINE picture is worth a score of others and doesn't cost much if |bought here NOW. 1 A. HOSPE CO. 1613 Douglas Street The A. Hospe com- the next store or You will find where to buy the best birds of var- ious breeds un- der the head “POULTRY" in the want ads. If you have poultry you can sell it by advertising your stock in The Bee. The cost is small, one cent per word per day, or $1.50 per line per month. Want Ad Dept. THE OMAHA BEE Five years ago when we first began adyertising stoves f we 80ld four Queen Ranges and three Solar double heater b we sold eleven Queen Ranges and thirteen Solar double heater Base Burners for Christmas presents and all within two weeks before Christmas. This year, In addl tion to the Solar we have the great Howe Ventilator Base Burner. All ihree of theso stoves have made the very reputation in Omaha. For Christmas presents they would be the charm and delight of any household and every member of any family would participate in N\Ju\\un them, A stove makes a most acceptable wed- ding present, them why not a Christmas prese It a house and lot or a Plano makes an Acceptable Christmas present then why not a Steel Range or Base Burner. People: who have bought stoves of us for Christmas presents say they view them altogether different and appreciate them much more than if they had bought them under other circumstances. It is not too early now to order them and have them delivered 'All‘ n you want them. We sell stoves on small monthly payments or a cut price for cash. THE STOETZEL STOVE CO. 710 South 16th St. Christmas presents Burners. Last year e T T in a somewhat modified form WARREN LIKES DICKlNSON' ways favored the location of troops in or REPORT—SESSION NOT BRIEF | teur e princival chien in uree et oo |that they might be available and readily Wyoming Senutor Says Congress Will (ransported to important points when the Prolong Sesslon and Endorse emergency of war requires. War Secretary. “The report throughout is a strong one, —_— |and wil, T believe, meet with the hearsy “I am in full aceord with the recom- .pmuul of- congress. mendations given in the report of Secretary | “I eannot see that there is any grounds of War Digkinson,” ‘sald Senator Francis | for the presumption that the coming ses- B. Warren of Wyoming, chalrman cf the(slon of congress will be & short one, and senate commitiee on military affairs, who | that with the disposal of the appropriation 1s In Omaha on His way to Washington. bills but little else will be done. On the “And particularly as to those portions of |other hand there is comsiderable to do and the report that velate to officers of the|the session may likely run Into May or army taking the Rooscwelt physical tests Jun I have al- Wm.,,w A Home of Character and Refinement at 55th Street Neear Famous Central Park Absolutely Fireproof Adjoining Carnegie Hall, near the Art Institute, and within five minvtes walk of the leading theatres and shopping district; the location is ideal. A rare attention to details that lend to the home atmosphere is responsible for our many enthusiastic patrons. The Wellington's delightful lounging rooms, handsome dining rooms and English grill room will appeal to your sense of the appropriate. Hotel Wellington PRE-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Rooms, with Bath, $2.00 upward Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, $20. { weekly and upward { R— Send for illustrated booklet J. F. CHAMPLIN | y) Seventh Av. at 55th St. When in Detroit | | sTOP AT Rooms and Bath for $1.50 up. EUROPEAN PLAN No better rooms, culsine or ser\ice ces be had at double our prices Let us prove it 1o you. L W. TULLER. Prop. " scuoows. v younet for Sutone We bn & practical school. e ot saeqonlcd o o, No saloons I l“tfl Ifllg LINGOLN BU! 'Hotel Tuller| R TR RER R R R R R R A - THE GREATEST PIANO EVENT OF THE SEASON-— JOIN OUR PIANO CLUBS—15 well known hllkal»’-f" distinet styles| to select from. New planos $185.00 and up. Monthly CLUB PLAN-—Firet Onsh $ 6 ° O Payments. Payment Waived, Then— ENNETT'S Glove, Merchandise and Maga- zine Certificates simplify the gift problem.We 18sue them for any amount. Start your holiday shopping early. Many are doing so. Christmas stocks are ready. Come mornings if you can. Bargain Friday Columns of “Just for Friday"” bargains that speak eloquently for themselves. So decidedly attractive are the offerings and so important the savings that increased crowds are expected. The merchandise is all highly desirable, too, and suitable for Christmas giving. Women's and Misses’ Coats — About 200 of them, heavy long winter coats, in all colors and mix- tures, good styles, good talloring and an exceptionally fine bargain—$156.00 gar- ments for ‘Women's Blanket Bath Robes— Fine dark jacquard designs, in navy, gray, brown, green color- ings, border trimmed, large shawl collar and cord girdle, $3.95 garments, for Dressing Sacques—Several hun- dred choice fleeced sacques and short -kimonos, nicely trimmed, $2 values House Dresses of navy or cadet percale, all one - plece snugly fitted styles, well made, sl 25 for .. Holiday Btatiapery at one-third regular worth, from big wholesaler closing his line, pretty box 49 ed goods, values to $1.30...39C Juvenile Books with colored fl- lustrations such ns ‘‘Peter Rabbit.” g “Black fore Christmas" Little Red Riding ‘Alice in Wonde 19c e cle F‘Hdly special Candy Bargains Bennett's Famous ‘Woodland Goodies, made of maple sugar, fresh cream and assorted nut sc pleces, regularly 400 ib.— —per ‘pound box e assorted satin fin- fa Women's Tailored Suits—Tomor- row we will make a quick rid- dance of all the one, two and three of a kind lots in suits that were $20 and $25. All the pick of the best styles and colors too, Friday Long Black Coats for women, smart broadcloth models in the year's newest modes, plain tail- ored, stralght line and pleated garments, worth to $20, Friday . Remnants Wash Goods—Such as flannelettes, madras, ginghams, percales, etc., great lots of them —10c¢, 15¢, 20¢ goodn 2%0-50 per yard Kimono Silks—38:inch goodd, & fine collection of exquisite new de- signs and colorings, always retail at 76¢c, Friday Tailored Waists—A clean up day for mussed and handled lots, some lingerie walsts included, new up- to-date $1.25 to $1.76 values, at Friday, Doll Day One day bargains that show the wisdom of early buying. JHalf prices on some, quarter and third prices on others. zsc Worth up to 50c—Mldget kid body dolls. Large kid dolls, bisque heads, cellulold head kid dolls, dressed dolls, wool dolls, photo face dolls. soc Worth_up to $1.00—Kid body dolls, boy dolls, cel- luloid face rag dolls, Esquimo dolls, toboggan boys, photo face dolls. 51 Worth up to $2—Extra e large kid dolls, French jointed dolls, lifelike dolls, in- fant dolls, dressed dolls of all kinds. Bennett's. _Butter Ou nut and goceanut. cent Ish, regular 40¢ hand dipped. Bennett's Mixed bon bons and cha 35c quality Rolled Stuffed Dates, nut centers, best 30c quality 20¢ for 800 1b,. English Waluut Halvi quality, Friday, per e it great Friday for best DARK OUTING FLANNELS styles, heavy 12%c quality, new goods, no remaants, Cut from the plece— Friday special ... WOMEN'S GLOVES — $1.50 and $2 mended gloves of best im- ported kids, last lots from last 59c week's sale Kassan Cape and Real Kid Gloves with soft gusset cuff, kid lined, $5 goods for . HANDKBROMIEFS — Two lots for Friday—Linen hemstitched 19C wale, and emhmldcrrd 26¢ kinds, 30x30-inch for . Appes hmldercd 36c handkerchiefs Cups and sau- cers, spoon trays, frames, etc. Chop dishes, chocolate pots, cracker jars, photo SU-| frames, ete. gar and creams, plates. ‘33 5 Berry sets, o sz 98 g Comb and 55.0 pitchers, jugs, rush trays, Chocolate sets Jugs, jars, ete. berry sets, ete. Our Trading Stamp Distribution—60 S.& H. Green Trading Stamps Free to Patrons— We want 5,000 new collectors to get a new book now with 30 stampsin it. A 25c purchase en- titles you to 30 more. Get S. & H. Green Stamps with ALL your Christmas purchases, school sults. A sale of I\?n\y cassimere suits with two pairs full breasted coats, 7 to 14 year sizes, all §3 suits for DOROTHY DODD “Oll—flar(“! a great treat, a smart college cut, blu- lmlt\'\ double sole shoe or skating bhoot with waterproof soles. Ab- 75 regular $3.50 Dorothy Dodd $2 shoe for 7] Bcarfs 18xb4-inch and squares, pretty hemstitched 39¢ and 4be pleces for 10 Tables Reinhold Schlegelmilch's Fine China This is some of the most exquisite foreign china—Every plece bearing the trade mark, “R. 8. in red letters. It is famous for its rose and apple blossoms, violet and blackberry decorations, with a high satin finish. Handsome Christmas china s: ecially low priced for the 25c fruits, nappies, |50c puff boxes, photo salts and peppers, etc.| frames, plates, etc. ulnte- brush _trays,| $1.50 7 ‘ sugars and creams, Rintes, ton kinds. 9 Tea pots, su- SABD e s cut knicker pants, double $1.95 cher, velour calf with wing tip, a solutely latest styles and a FANCY LINENS In, Friday and drawn'effects, regular In a Great Friday Sale fine thin quality and the delicacy of the designs. The following are In day—TEN TABLES—TEN ASSORTMEN Plates, bon Imns. Hair rerslvers.l 75c 51.0 Comb and Ju“‘u“‘SIQ syrup and plates of all{ CUPs and saucers, Jjugs, salad bowls, etc. Bennett's Big Grocery The Friday and Saturday inducements interest all housewives. Read the lis Pure asc, . Fruf i |yams and 10 stamps. Cream quality, Pork and|stamps 8¢, and 10| Virginia Swiss Cheese, |30, and 10 stamos. Peas, 3| Sweet Pickled Peaches, 10 st'ps. Jar, @6¢, and 20 st'ps. Tollet | Seedsd i{alsins, pound and 10 {Pk&., 13340, and 10 st'ps Peaches, = “Best W 6 Have’ brand, 0c qual- y. 3 Baking can, 81, and| Seedless Raisins, | quality, 8e. Best Coffee,| Snider's 3 'You. 81, and 100 st'ps.| Beans, can, Bennett's ' Best Coffee, | stamps 386, and 50 st'ps. ne Bennett's Teas, assort- , 850, and ed nound, 686, and 16| York Violet stamps, | soap, 3 for gse, 6. uett's Teat, stamips, ed, pound, 48e, Swansdown Codfish stamps pkgs., 88¢, and 10 st'ps Tea Siftings, 1b. 186, und 20 stamps. Capitol ' Mincemeat pkgs., @Bo, and 10 Dlamand 8 Chili Sauce |~ Blue Borax Starc —bottle, 166, and 10 |and 6c Waxer FE stamps. Yankee Rose Cleaned . Currants, 1b, 100, und § stamps. Soap, 3 for 2be, s DOUBLE STAMPS ON BUTTERINE 12%c Cheese, b, 20e, best and 10 1 ette lat assort- and 50 COFEIEREETSEEE Candicd Peel, assorted, 1b., 86e, and 10 stamps. *'{0| Evaporated = Peaclies, 1b.. 18340, and 10 st'ps. oilet| Double stamps on A 20 |Granulated Sugar. PKE., | Wheat, or | Pancake, ' & 10 sUps. Royal toes, two cans, 850, and 20 stamps | 207N 13tk Sireet, S a u DR-u N N R 8 8 - &8 F N 8- ‘mm"m“‘m.flm‘ | Watch Friday Evening Papers for the | GREATEST PIANO BARGAINS EVER KNOWN Schubert Piano Co. Stock Goes on Sale PR 7 SR A NN s 1 IR s i 8 T | = HAYDEN s | S THE RELIABLE STORE ‘ Glosmg Out ANl Dress Goods in Dumasnc Runm | To Make Room for the Immense Display of Toys & Holiday Goods 15,000 YARDS OF ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS--Prints, Ging hams, Outing Flannels, Flannelettes, India Iiinons, all kinds of Cotton Dress Goods, ete., worth to 50c yard—In 6 big lots— 2ic, 3ic, 5¢, 7ic, 10c, 12ic Irish, Scotch and German Linens Remnants of Sheetings, Muslins, —T75e to $1.50 yard values, 2 to| Towelings, and other staple 3-yard remnants, at— goods to be closed at Very Low 25¢ 39¢ 49c¢ | Prices. 18 REMNANT REMNAN T 59¢ FOUR MATCHLESS SILK BARGAINS FRIDAY Thousands of yards of plain and fancy Silks, values to $1.00 yard—al- most every imaginable weave and coloring, on sale at, yard - ...35¢ 00 Black Taffeta, | $1.15 Black Taffeta, $1.25 Peau de Sole, 36 Inches wide, at, 36 inches wide, at, black, 36 inches wide yard ch yard 85¢ | —at .89¢ Blanket Sale Friday High Grade Wash Goods 50 all wool Sample Blankets, all| 10,000 yards of high grade fine 11-4, some slightly soiled, sold | Wash Goods in high grade dept.; at $5, $5.50, $6, $6.50 and $6.95, | good long remnants— goods sold the entire lot will go at one|up to 50c yard—all at about ) price ... ..$3.48 | | half price. 68 pairs all wonl Blunl\ets, trav-| High Grade Wool Dress Goods eling men’s samples, all 11-4, Department some slightly soiled, some bad-| 35000 yards of fine high ly soiled, “Ult all perfect in grade wool remnants, long weave and finish and sold for|Jengths, worth up to $4 yard, on $7.50, $10, $12.50 and 3 pairs|sale at about half price. $18, all at one price ...$4.48 ](‘otton Blankets, each, 250, pair, 49¢, 59¢, T5e, $1 $1.25, $1. 50 Factory Comforts, each, 59¢, 75¢, 85¢, $1, $1.25, $1.50 up to $12.50 Home-made Comfortables, each, $1.95, $2.25, $2.50, $3.50, $4, $5 Men's Sample Underwear—All wool and fleeced, that sold to $1.50 gar- ment, at 39¢, 49¢, T5c¢ ¢ | ored samples, slightly solled, $1.00 Men's Socks in plain and mixed colors. values, at regular 12%c values, at, PAIT . . @ | S —————————— | Boys' Sweaters, in all colors and sizes, Children's Underwear, worth to 50c great values, 98¢, 75¢ and . garment, plain, fleeced and Jersey --49¢ : . | Men's Wool Sweaters, all colnrs, coat ribbed, on sale Friday 19¢-25¢ | stvios, ik bargains, 85c, 75e, 596 Men's Union Suits, $1.50 quality, ‘lt...... . 98¢ Ladies’ and Children’s Outer Garments IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM A splendid line of Chlildren's Furs will be placed on sale at de- lightful bargain prices. Ladies' 85 Jerseys at .. 75¢ Dressing Sacques, at. $1.25 Satin Underskirts . Children's $1.50 Dresses .. 98¢ $2.98 Bearskin Coats . .. .$1.95 85, $6, $7.50 Dress Skirts on sale Friday at $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00 Cloth size 6 to 16 - $1.08 to $7.50 2 | READ THE DECEMBER GROCERY OPENING SALE It Pays to Trade at Hayden’s, Where You Can Save From 25% to 50% on Your Housekeeping | 48-1b. sacks best high patent Flour, madc | FRESE VEGETABLES FROM the SOUTH from the finest No. 1 wheat ... Fresh Every Day 24-1b. sacks best high patent Flour.. - < 3'bs. Dest Rollea Breakfast Oatmeai Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips 6 I best Pearl Taploca, S8ago or Bar Shallots, per bunch Large bunches fres ew Cabbage, per pound . ancy Wax or Green Hean: One pound is equal to tw 2 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce Large Cucumbera, e Tomatoes o cen OF lhlm 1' hen LT%e]| Remnants of wool Dress | Goods in the domestic room — Serges, Henriettas, Broadeloths, Suitings, ete., that sold up to $2.50 yard, \vlll go on sale in six lots— 25¢ 39c¢ 49¢ 59¢ 75¢ 98¢ the Domastic Room Men's Dress Shirts—White and col- |Men's 15¢ Handkerchiefs—Colors and white, Friday 6¢ Notion Snecials IN DOMESTIC ROOM Fancy and staple Notions at one- half to one-fifth worth. Cotton Tapes, all sizes, at roll.. .1 200-yd. Machine Thread Gold Eye Needles, package. . Aluminum Thimbles, each.. 15¢ Horn Combs, each. .. 25¢ Fancy Ruchings, yard. Darning Cotton, any colo; Be Pearl Buttons, dozen . . 8¢ Pearl Buttons, dozen. . Best Pins, 2 packages. 75¢ Hose Supporters 25¢ Needle Books ... Lead Pencils, each Fancy Tablets, each ... .. Envelopes, per package. . 98 +89c .. 69¢ Misses' Coats, years . . Ladies' Wash Walsts, $1.25 valu Friday .... §'{0n. Best Beari Hominy | 6 1bs. cholee Japan Rice . Gallon cans New Orleans \lnl:mwn . quarts Tall cans Alaska Salmon ¢ ery . omatoes, per p Fancy Cauliflower, per pound . Good Cooking Appies, per peck 0c Large Pineappies, each 1 Large Grape Fruit, eac 7146 ‘and 100 Anything you want, we h“. 1t in Fresh Vegetable: oY TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST Fave Pennsylvania Line From Chicago THROUGH Sleeping Car to FLORIDA [ | Lvs. Chicago 9:50 p. m. Via r.lnnlmll md L. & N 10 2-1b. cans Wax, Beans |Cholce Ca . |Cholce California Prunes, per Ib ....8% Fancy Cleaned Currants, per b . l’,r Fancy 8-Crown Muscatel Raisins, 1b . .8%c ‘Iunt y Lemon, Orange or Citron Pe?l ger pound per b . c e ‘Siac A Home in the Hills The Beautiful Hills of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas For Fruit Growing, Sheep Raising, Poultry and Dairying MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON OUNTAIN Ars. Ars. Ars. TIFTC 28 Ars. JACKSONVILLE fiisA M Dining Car Service through from Jacksonville Return servloe tafy Over same route. | For Partioulars Address, W. H. ROWLAND, | Trav. Pass. Agent, Omaha. The Lands dre Very Cheap can be bought on easy terms, Good climate, good water, good health, Send for books, “Money in Sheep,” “Frult and Voultry in the White River coun or “The Home- bullder in Arkansas.” No Charge Then Go Aud Ses The Conutry Round Trip Homeseeke: Rates, 1st and 3d Tuesdays, month, THOS. F. GODFREY, Toen, b Tickes Agent, 1423 FARNAM Weak and nervous men who tind their power to work and youthfu, vigor gone as A result of over- me egortion shouid ‘take leE FOOD PILLS. They wiil ep and be a man |FOOD FOR NERVES work_ of RAY Sakle you eat and # Ml Box; 8 boxes $3.60 by mail,