Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

Father is not so particular what he
gets-for that reason he never hangs up
his stocking but where is the father who
would not be pleased with a good razor,
or a set OF carvers, fine pocket knife, corn
razor, tool cabinet or work bench James
Morton & Son Co., are showing these goods
and at reasonable prices, too.
When you are near Sixteenth and Dodge
streets stop at Pickering's He has about
the slickest line of umbrellas, gloves and
| canes that YOU ever saw in your life. Some
men know enough to come in when 1t rains,
but many of them cannot. An umbrella
/ is a handy thing TO have around and a
man never has too many OF them He
would rather get them as a Christmas
present than to buy them himself See
/ Ed. f. Pickering about It,
What man does not sometimes go on a
journey-sometimes they go in a hurry Is
your masculine friends suit case in order,
or did he really borrow yours the last
time he went out of town? Get even by
giving him a good one. Brandeis & Sons
have them from s1.25 to $500. They also
have bill books from S1.OO to $500, umbrel-
las from 69c to 5000; house coats-just
think Of the comfort in a good house coat
$89S to $500 Wives should consider this
carefully as a means OF keeping hubby at
home. Then there are bath robes-SS.9S to
$780, scarf pins, SOC to $500, and J. L.
Brandeis & Sons have every style you can
possibly think Of
Father IS usually the last one On the list
and 1t is always a puzzle to find what he
wants. why not call on Thompson. Belden
& Co. and look at their excellent line Of
mems gloves, suspenders. half hose, night
shirts, handkerchiefs and umbrellas. Per-
haps his arms and shoulders are sitter
than they used to be. Wouldn't he like
some good shlrts-the kind that go on like
coat--or wouldn't a stylish necktie make
him look younger? All these things
Thompson, Belden & Co. have in almost
endless variety.
It may be for, father, your uncle or old
bachelor friend-at any rate, il he gets
any one of the following things he won't
wear a long face Christmas day: nice
bath robe, pair bath slippers. REFER muf-
fer, seal cap hat, neckwear, hosiery, gar
ters shirts, collars and cuffs, jewelry. suit
case. umbrella. underwear, toilet and trav-
cling set, wash and fancy walstcoat, suit
of clothes or overcoat, or perhaps he needs
full dress suit, OF, Tuxedo suit or an
opera or silk hat-at any rate better see
Browning. King a Co. 81
It's dollars to doughnuts that you haven't
stopped to think that all men must shave.
! Why don't you get that man a shaving
set? It's a gift that he would appreciate
| and Hayden Bros. have them in many
styles While you are there look at the
! smoking jackets, smoking sets, bath robes,
gloves, mittens ties, muffiers and fancy
silk suspenders.
What would please father better than
| something to wear. Albert Calm, 1922 Far
nam street, has a most complete line Of
| gloves neckties, collars and cuffs, handker-
chiefs, silk and linen mufflers, umbrellas.
natural wood handle and suit case style
hosiery. night robes, bath robes, pyjamas-
shirts. plain white and fancy-all wool un-
dearwear, all colors and weights.
| A visit to the Meyer Stationery company's
store reveals the fact that they have many
handsome things for gifts which never fail
to please the gentleman receiving them. A
fine card case is always acceptable; or for
his desk, a beautiful calendar bill book
pass book. diary fountain pen, handsome
inkstand or postal scales, are sure to please
him.
You ask father what he wants and he will
say get me a shaving set, collar and cur
box. smoking set. ash tray. cigar Jar to-
bacco Jar, clothes brush. hat brush, travel
ing set, letter case. cigar case. He dom
mean he wants them all, but any one Of
these articles will please him You'll hnt
these on sale at Hardy's, the 99-Cent Store
Now for uncle and father. A hat makes
a very acceptable present-thats where
Black comes in again-or a pair of silk
lined gloves are always in order-and they
are always Just short one dress shirt wher
Il is needed. and some full dress button.
to go with II. An umbrella is q present
that all men like.
For men you can get the following al
the Nebraska Clothing Company: Neck
wear, 15c to 81 gloves, sc to $3.50; shirts
SOC to 81: hose, l0c to 75c; muffiers; caps
45o to SIS; hats, 81 to S.; suits, s. to S35
fur coats. s12 10 $3.50: underwear, Soc to s.
shoes, $3.50 to S.
Father is one Of the hardest in tho
family to please, but could anything please
him more than a smoking jacket. suit Of
clothes, silk umbrella, a fur trimmed over
coat. a pair OF kid gloves, a new hat
which the Guarantee Clothing Co. have al
all prices
When looking at the maze OF beautiful
things at ]. L. Brandeis & Sons don't for
get those handsome cigar Jars at 49c to s.
They are beauties and there is not MAJ
in Omaha who would not be pleased will
one.
| Did you ever see a man who had too
many ties or who couldn't use few NOR
pairs of hose7 There is no better selection
In town than that shown at Pease Bros
Co, 14lT Farnam street
II you are looking for a ssrviceable a
well as stylish gift for him, a pair O
onimod shoes would please.
A suit case or travelling bag makes yer,
useful present. For sale by Alfred Cornlsl
Co.
II he travels occasionally. why not ge
him a nice suit case. Omaha Trunk Factory
He's Particular About What III
smokes.
The Myers-Dillon Drug Co. 18th an,
Farnam. make a speciality Of catering Il
the ladies who desire TO make a presen