Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1916, Page 13

THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1916. 13 ’ i 1 J reat hit at the Mid west Implement | covering the activities of the show from |has calla for the pictures at Montana |take pletures for the demonstrations ,» aped by the Omaha Autemobile S8how |hold the trucks has been laid In the Audi n M P s of are . 1 Ot’lon ICt‘ul €S0 how. O. W. Ho' 1 the day the Wallls Cub tracter ar- | Agricultural oollege, W from the first show a n J to | Ation this year at the annual torfum basement and the show will not be 1 F |company ot 3 e [rived In Fremont on its long cross-coun- |tural college, and othe the windup in New York in September ¢ February 12 to 2, because | bothered 16 l‘(,mOIJt Tlactol !‘“ try run from Cleveland to the day the |the plctures are wanted of t nodeling of the basement ———————— Sh M k H remont t eotion of the show broke up and the tractors started |tlonal value in the departments of agri TRUCKS IN BASEMENT the Auditorfum. Truck dlsplays are lo Rurkett to Re Seont, ‘ ow tfl'“rn feth < Farmer, which pub- chugging out of town. A little drama ia | cultural engineering udltorium basement and 1t | Jesse Burkett, once & ‘faimous Nitter in { a lng a ni u ation stag © big tractor demon- interwoven to lend spice to the feature. | Mr. Holt has baen asked now to follow AT COMING AUTO SHOW essary in the past to put the big show And A prosperous, suceess- The movink plctures of the tractor tion Mr, Holt has shown these piotures at |the cireult of the National Power Farm AN expense of some $300, & lot of work |In af tional floor for the heavy ve- ' ful manager in the minor leagues, will Bhow gt Fremont have been making & “Thres thousand feet of reel are shown the Kansas Aricultural college, and now |Ing Demonstration next summer, and snd considerable annovance will be hicles. But now s cement ficor which will | blossom forth as, & ssout fb the Cleve- It — b — Rt — = — B —F— b ——— — I — (] ? 3 . . The Men’s Suits, Furnish- & We Advise You to ings, Hats, Shoes, Etc @ Attend This Sale 'y ’ - s e —_—— ___’ a—— A sale of this nature and importance will be placed on sale soon. The deeper does not oceur often anywhere—less we go into these sections of the King @ often In Omaha, where prosperity is the ve | fulé. A lke opportunity may never come Peck stock, the more are we impressed your way again. Our responsibility to with the extraordinary values you may y you prompts us to advise you to come shortly have an opportunity to share and get all out of this sale that it is Watch the daily papers for announcement, worth to you. .11l the Men’s Overcoats and Boys’ Clothing ‘e - gKING-PECK 137,000 Stock Go on Sale Saturday at a Sacrifice Without Parallel or Precedent in Omaha and Begin One of the Largest and ‘Greatest Value-Giving Sales Known to This Part . Country If\ OVERCOATS THAT EMBRACE EVERY NEW MODEL AND FABRIC OUT THIS SEASON —Short Box Back Coats; Form Fitting Coats for Men and Young Men; Conservative Chesterfield Models; Ulster and Great Coats; Shawl Collar, Chinchilla and Astrakhan Collar Coats; all kinds of Fur Lined Coats; Convertible Collar and Cravanetted Coats; Fancy Back Coats of Finest Cheviots and Scotch Mixtures from Hawick, Scotland; Coats for dress fi : : wear of Meltons, Kersey, Montanacs and Vicuna from Isaac Carr & Co., John Brooke & Sons, J. & J. Crombie & Co. of fe] England; Imported Montanacs from Sedan; also finest grades Chinchilla and Irish Frieze Ulsters. —This tremendous sale has created a profound impression in Omaha and surrounding terri- | —The King-Peck store was one of the best known men's clothing establishments in this sec- tory. Ppople wfll come “from almost every section within 100 miles of this city. And there tion of the United Btaten—they were highly popular and best known for an immonu vn'led will be a sale the likes of which they never saw before. stock of high grade clothing and furnishings for men. —You may have pald the same prices for overcoau before, but you NEVER got greater value | —It is characteristic of Brandeis Stores to do big chings and do them right. This great sale for your money. You never saw a greater va.riety of coats—makes, styles, materials, quan- wfll be a vivid example of what an enormous cash purcha.smg power together with merchan- tity—on sale at one » time at such sensational prices. diaini brains ins can do'in glving the public the best values they ever had for their mone oney. All the Boys’ Clothing ' King-Peck Stock —Boys' chkerbocker Suits—More than half | —King-Peck did an enormous business in Boys’ Clothing. The stock is exceptionally large| _ -Boys’ Mackinaws from the King-Peck Stock, of the entire stock are Two-Pair-Pant Suits, in and contains almost every imaginable style and quality of Boys’ Wear. We will put every- |;0 fit any age 4 to 18 years. Rich pla.)d-T—a fects th.e!, Plaids, checks, dtripos “and | thing on sale Saturday with the exception of the Boys’ Furnishings, which we were unable to!in different models. Reds, grays, browns, blues g get ready in time. The sale of the latter will be announced soon. Every garment will be sae-|and eens; also a few hln colorl pials oolors, in SPAC | Allwool {abeles. Plenfly |rificed. This will be a chance of a lifetime for the boys. [ £ "‘E of blue serge suits to be had, in splendidly ta ored models —Juvenfla Overcoau from the King-Peck did new style fabrics, nol 55} swagger ooatd with button-fo-neck collar or shawl collars; —Juvenile Suits from the King-Peck Stock. Velvets, Serges, Corduroys, Shepherd Checks, Worsteds and Fancy Tweeds, in all the new many are flannel or worsted Tined. style effects. Ages 2 to 7 zears —Youths’ Long Pant Suits from the King- Peck Stock. A very select assortment of styl- —Plenty Chinchilla Coats 1n grays, bluu, browns and tans, in any quality you may wish. —Big Boys’ Ovomoau from the -Peck Btock. Bwagger Lty_lu,hfted back models or ish model suits in nobby plaids and checks, in the newest colors. Plenty of Blue Serges also. semi-fitting _velvetrc r ‘in smart nov- Ages 14 to 18 years. A