Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1909, Page 12

e e ————— e . The Christmas Shoppmg Center of the West ‘We Extend a Most Cordial Greefi.ng to the Thousands of VISITORS TO THE NATIONAL CORN SHOW And to the Many Thousands in and Around Omaha to MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS at BRANDEIS STORES This is one store that néver car ries over any Christmas goods until ! next season. Everything here is new and up-to-date. . Our great Christmas Display is . Now at Its Best. Don’t Delay An- other Day in Selecting Your Gifts— Buy Them NOW. You will save time by coming here. The store 15 _bigger—the aisles are wider- there ar® more clerks. Start Friday. Only 13 More Days to Buy See the most beautiful in- terior decorations ever be- beheld in the west. See jolly old Santa Claus in his own house in Toyland. See the Dolls’ Ak-Sar-Ben ball and corondtion of king and queen. Specials in Warm Goods for Winter Womeni's and' Children’'s Warm Gloves and Mittens—Heavy wool and mercerhed——bllck white and colors—worth up to 50c— L e o R R S Tl T b OIS 15¢ pr. WOmen'l Warm Sweater Neck Mufflers—They fit snug about the neck and they keep out the coldest winds—look neat— ............................ 29¢-50¢ Men's Extra Heavy Overcoats for 810—Made with those snug fitting moderately priced at protector collnrs—-wnrm and stylish as can be—up-to-di styles, big bargain at’................... ¥ 4.A!.e ...... 310 Men's and Boys' Fur Gloves and Mitts, at..... 8¢ and $1.50 Wolip#'s Isng or Medium Sweater Coats, at . .. ... 93¢ and 33 98 Mer’s Warm ‘Sweater Coats, at Mexy's Fur Caps—big variety at . ... Great Special Sale of Blankets in Basement. Look Over These Blg Ba.rgams on Mn.in Floor 'REMNANT SALE , THE LAST ONE BEFORE CHRISTMAS! These Hargains are extraordinary. All remnants and odd lots must positively be sacrificed in one day. Yard goods on main floor reduced in prices far below their value, It’s a big chance. REMNANTS and SAMP ¥ 1 et g | WL '""Also 'appliques medallions, insertions, net tops and fancy laces—all kinds, white, crenm nnd ecru—14 to 1 yards in length. }oikocl FINE FRENCH and GERMAN VAL il Lmn and Insertions “Yar WORTH UP TO 12Y4¢ Yd. 5c 9 Torchdn laces, plat val. laces, insertions, cluny laces " —many tq match. Sy ODD LOTS OF MEN’ 8, WOMEN'S and OHILDREN'S Handkerchiefs at 34c, 5¢, 10¢ Each " Plain white and fancy borders, some are all pure linen, many. are lace and enmroxdery trimmed, also hand embroidered initials and silk embroidered, at, each ...... 3%0'5‘3'10‘: 0dd Lots of Women’s Xmas Neckwear { “Christmas novelties, some shgfitly mussed — over a . i »hundred styles wort,h up to 50¢ on big bar: “ gum square, eachi ........ Srernnensernedd lzéc REMNANTS OF CELEBRATED IMPORTED | Dress Goods Samples 3 to 12 Pieces of a Kind to Match All this season’s best weaves in dress goods—Ptmished fancy worsteds, satin suitings, broddeloth and Vietoria suitings, ete.—worth from $1 i T et SUCEND - 8Silk Remnants 1() ,000 yards from our immense stock at half and less than regular price. Plain and fancy crepe de ‘chine, peau de cygne, satin messaline, faney dress silks, ete.—worth up to $1.50, at., 29C'690 ADVANCE NOTICES " An Extraordinary Special Purchase : * Women's Cloaks and Suits From An Eastern Manufacturer Who Needed Ready Cash So Badly That He Bold His Entire Stock on Hand at a Wonderful Reduction. FTHE BARGAINS will be the BIGGEST in our HISTORY Watch Mdsy Evening Papers EXTRA SPECIAL SATURDAY Aay Woman’s Hat wmm fm =k THE BEE: OMAT{;\, F'RTDAY NNEIT i t'l 3 DAY mrn(lzn':;;':"h‘us SHOPPING— Bargaln Friday Friday as usual brings a host of special bargains arranged for a day's selling only. Lots on which price has béen made so low that all will be closed out by store closing. NEW BROADCLOTH SU' FOR $10.00. Here's a bargain such’as we have mot had all sedson—New winter styles, women's broadcloth suits, with full satin lined, 42-inch coats and pleated skirts; as cholce a showing of Slo $19.50 values as you ever saw, at omething 1lke 100 coats to choose from—Fine, heavy, long, winter coats in fancy mixtures and plain materials— splendid styles, Friday, at ss [s_‘WOMEN 8 $10 AND $15 LONG COATS $5 WOMEN'S AND MISSES DRESSES $10, A great sale this—Women's stylish one-plece, wool dresses and smart, jaunty, college dresses for misses, in all colors; serges, diagonals and other weaves— $17.50 and $20.00 vAlues, Bt ........iiiie.nnsie,.i . $lo round and high necks, full cut, or gray, all sizes, Friday ...$1.00 Soiled Wadsts—Lingerie and tallored garments; were $1.50, at ...... 760 heavy materials . Short Knit Skirts with border Flaunelette Gowns for women, with | Sweater Coats for women; red, white a flannelette skirts as well ...... This Is the Best Handkerchief Time Come now for your gift handkerchiefs. Much larger space has been given over to the holiday showing, and, while the selling has been very heavy, the assortments are still intact and the goods fresh and crisp. Look for the Inexpensive handkerchiefs in the big booth exhibit. Linen Hemstitched Kmbroldered Handkerchietd, at, each & .18¢, 28c, 350, e Handierehlets, 186, 880, hooohc, 81 Linen Armen 2o Surolderad Handkerchicts, 'at, 800, 1, $1.50, l(n‘enhh\lllnl HantKorenioty or W arhon n box ... Linen Initiai Handkerchiefs for men, 6 In box ....880 Glove Orders are {ssued for any allowing Women's Holid;y Gloves 7 Women’s 2-clasp Lambskin Gloves, all colors. Weomen's 1-clasp Mannish Cape Gloves In tas Women's 1-clasp Cape Gloves, blk., tan, gray Women's 2-clasp real kid Gloves, all colors. Women's Mannish Cape Gloves in English tans 89 —our $1.25 quality, special &t................ C REMNANT SILKS To clean up our stocks before inventory wehave culled out all the short ends of silks and throw them on the tables for Friday, selling at half off—Black and colored silks, fancy and plain crepes, messa- lines, rete, waist, skirt and NE L dreulengl.pa.ll..........4.....4.4..‘0 “AFPRICE $1.00 DRESS GOODS REMNANTS, 890—Wonderful values; plaids and wool fabrics in cream, pink, light biue eseda, old rose and dark sgc #hades, 36 to 44-inch gobds, for dres: Fine for Christmas, yard CLOSING OUT HEAVY CLOARINGS regardies: fur effects, astrakhan! values to $6.00, for . Remnants Wash GO ginghams, percales, flannelettes \ sateens B quality 10c, 15¢ and 200 Kinds . ......... gain, yacd. Dresser Scarfs And Lunch Cloths, 18x64-inch and 30x30-~inch — m amount, reciplent to make own selections. Drawa Dojlies, six inches sqaare, prenwm': kinds, ngs, bluck and. navy, stripe ani fl(ured 1he goods.Tio Dark Ou 12%c goods Has Your Boy a Mechagcal Trait? Wouldn't a set of tools bo an ldeal gift for.h We have very fine chests containing full sets, up from ..:.....0upsevansosons $5.00 arney & Berry Ios Skates for boys | Punching Bage for hoys—3$1.50 kinds and girls, up from ......... i Pocket Knives for Boys. Wo hnvo a sample purchdse hero with: values to 2a-calibre , up from 1.80 65¢, 8 .o.ouiuss Sternan Coffes Machixies, 188 Alr Rifles—Several w (inciuding | ~kind ... .$5.00 pound shot froe) ve...780 rmwl-:on, many kinds, $2.26 up- Foot Balls for boys up from. ... 760 ward, ne warm caps "‘with pull downloc (Boys’ Winter Caps iy i3 ity 2 $2.50 Corsets, Friday $1.29 A half-price day on a line of fashionable, new models—Batiste corsets, with long skirted effect and high bust, micely trimmed and firmly boned. As a further inducement we will.enelose the pur- l chase in a pretty holly box for presentation, at ........... $ 760 CORSETS, 500—In long and medium lengths, nod strong, well 5@ made garments with supporters attached = .:ita c BENNETT’S BIG GROCERY Bennott's Excelsior) Roval Tomatoes, 2 cansKamo Catsup, large bot- Flour, sack .....8L78| for .... ... .1.180 | e, .23 And 80 Stamps. And 20 Stamps. 'And 30 Blaimps Bennett’s Best Coffee | Double Green Trading uplell{ml‘lr'll- Pitted llll;m!. (03 t 3 §1.00| Stamps on Butterine. | per Ib ...... ... 13440 And 10 Stamps. Virginia Swiss = Ch Sugar Cane Juice, largs 1 380 Ana’ 30" Stamps. Teas, assorted, 1b.. And 10 Siamps.’ Navy Beans, 6 1bs Tgl Siftings, 16¢ pklv Mignonette Peas, Neufachtel California COOKIBS—Fruit and And 100 Stamps. Honey Cookies, BT Capitol Wheat, And 10 Stamps. P‘“Acr:: alopks't K nvuiuuw % on Granu- od Bugar. o i %o ! 1% ha® 'r‘."@{’nl,:,.,'.b 100 | gweet Pickled p..cn.,!. Cornmoal, whi el-|Bennett’s Capitol Mince | 94 Jo% 1o-ginno. 880 loy, 10-1b. sack 18¢ | M!;t"‘d! I;‘:l;-t-v’;‘b.‘ 880 | gnaier Table s.“ m;:e ! e, | £OF ocnesesens And’ 10 Stampi New South Table B) r;}x Pork and " And ‘20 Stamps, e i B Blye Borax ' Stareh, !er And 20 Btamps. 0c ) AN G0 Waxer Proa, Benuly Asparagus, per cal "And’ 10 Stamips, NEXTpATURDAY 850 Men’s Winter Suits fromtwo Prominent East- ern Clothing Manufact- urers At nir: Reduction Every one of these suits in jnbt in durmg the last week. Every suit is the pick of stock of two of the’best lines in America. :New up-to-date styles and patterns. Sees the window. Read Friday ads. ' Come Saturday for real bar- “" BENNETT'S Peaches, 30c cans, We JHave" brani DECEMBER 10, Two new models and one Gun Metal. Seasonable, stylish and practical. Welted Soles. BENNETT'S Line From Chicago ! THROUGH Lvs. Chisago 9:50 p. * " Via Clnolnnatl and L 1 II. Ars, JA’(.TKSONVILLE b Dining Car Service | Return _service through from J, to Chicago daily over sams route, today. One Patent, * 'Pennlanii |Sleeping Car to 'FLORIDA m. daily You Meet Everybody ventually you meet all the people of Omaha at our place of business, 115 South 16th street. They are irresist- ibly drawn by our magnificent half price Christmas sale, . going on every day from early morn till ten at night. A FEW QUOTATIONS i STERLING SILVER TOILET WARE Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets; regular price $20.50, now ... ... $10.25 Gents' Military Brushes and Comh; regular price $12.00, now .. .86.00 7-plece Manicure Sets; regular price $11.50, NOW «covvvvnvvinns $05.75 QUADRUPLE PLATED TOILET WARE Ladies’ Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets; regular prices $9.50 to §14.50, WOW,RE G4 s i g s b | SO By maiva t SRRV $4.75 to §7.25 QUADRUPLE PLATED HOLLOW WARE 4 Plece Tea Set; swell design, regular price $16.60, now ...... $8.25 Bake Dishes; $13.50, now, at $4.85 to 86.75 Large, Massive, 56 Candle Candelabra; regular price $23.50, now $11.75 GENUINE 1847 ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE 1% Dozen Tea Spoons; regular price $2.00, NOW .....covensese 1% Dozen Dessert Spoons; regular price $3.50, now .. 14 Dozed Table Spoons; regular price $4.00, now .., Berry Spoon; plain bowl, regular price $2.25, now . Cold Meat Fork; regular price $1.50, nowW ........ce0vevevnnns All'other articles in same proportion, 11 designs, regular prices $9.75 to It would be superfluous'to assure you that no such har- gains were ever before offered in Omaha. You will have convinced yourself by one or more visits, or your friends or neighbors have made purchases, which forms the best argu ments. However, the Holiday season is coming near, and we most earnestly adivse and entreat you to not delay in the selection of your present. AT THE SIGN OF THE CROWN 1156 Sbuth 16th Street. Opposite the Boston Store. ilonvflla i Offices for Rent Jan. 1st, 1910 splendid light. Rents for $18.0¢ per month. space for rent at time mentioned. o'clogk p. m. {| THEBEE BUILDING CO,, R. W. BAKER, Supt. - ey s i .A.w. The Best Remedy or O Uollll. ‘Throat bles is HOWELL'S AITI-KAIF B cet a Dattla today. 986 your_dvu 16t Bee Bulldmg § Room 442 fronts on 17th street { and has two windows. affording It is 14x17-6 in size and has a large vault 4-6x5. This desirable room at $27.50 per month, Room 520 is partitioned so as to atford a recepton and private office. This office 18 8%x22 and faces the| west. Rents for $15.00 per month, 1| Rdom 523 is close to the elevator, dimensions j14x19, and hak vault. All the offices are occnpied at \ the present time, but tenants have notified us they will move December 31. We are, therefare, offering this Remember that in renting an| office in The Bee Building, Janltor; service, lights, heat and.water are all included In' the tent asked for| office. Elevators run until 11 In the Court of | Bee Bldg. Friday « Saturday, » December 10 and 11 The Ladies of the First Christian Church r will have a sale of Christmas Presents and other useful household articles. 17th and FnunSh SPELLS COUGH Lung Trou- { Howell :Dm 207+ sts or Eows! Co., 207- St.. Omah, HOTELS. Seventh Avenue at 55th Street Abiolutely Fireproof Adjoining Carnegle Hall, near the Art Institute, end within five minvtes walk of the leading theatres and shopping district; the location i# ideal. A rave attention to detaila that lend to the bome atmesphere is responsible for our ‘many enthusiastic patrons. The Wellington's delightful lounging: rooms, handsome diming rooms and Eaglish grill room will appeal to your ‘sense of the appropriate. Hotei Wellington PRE-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Rooms, with Bath, $2.00 upward , Near Famous Central Park b | We're running a $25 “Flyer” on all $30 and $35 suits and overcoats. Think of it! TAILORED work; TAILORED styles; TAILOR'S fabrics at $25! Isn'’t it a POSITIVE emancipation from the “ready-made” counters? Be a REAL dresser from now on—a “tailored man!” il FINE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR CHRISTMAS Imported Bherry and Port Wines, per quart bottle: $1.00, 8135, §1.50 California Port and S8herry Wines, per quart b California Muscatel, Angelica, Tokay and Madeira Wines, at .ka., & 10« California White Port, per quart bottle Home-made Wine, made in Nebraska, per gallon . e Prepared (4)Lkilllx Manhattan and Martini half pint, e Tom and Jerry, ready for use with the addition of } Pure Italian Oiive Oll, full quart.766 Marasch Maryland, Rye Whiskey, per quart, 760; per gall Tennosses White Corn whiskey (moonshine), per a Lady Olerks in Attendance. CACKLEY BROS., 131 Worth Sixteenth Street. { If You Can't Come, Fhone. Opposite Postoffice. Both Phones. STOP AT Mooms and Nath for §1.50 up. |, Jio better rooma. ou be had at double our ok b prove it 10 1o you. | When in Detroit| Hotel Tuller EUROPEAN PLAN . or service cas . TULLER, Prop. $2, $3, $4, $5 %6 Buys a fine, sterling sflver pocket mat:H box. Nothing meer for a gentleman's present—We are buying some beautles. LOOX FOR THE NAME S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler IBIG Dougl slrael operation. No Chloroform, Ether onuhu .‘n eral aneasthetic used. CURE GUARANTEED to lul a LIFE-TIME. W& EXAMINATION WREE. ‘WRITE'POR BOON ON PiLES AND “CTA’- DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS DR, £ R, TARRY, 224 Omaha, Nebraska IST I'ty When CURE I}IJIIED WINE MERCHANTS §