THE OMAHA . DAILY BEE: RATTTRDAY, SEPTEMBER 2?, 1007.
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GREATER YOUR HEED
Our lev; Credit Plan
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Thousands of stylishly dressed men say the same thing.
Convince yourself call and see us anytime, and choose
from our mammoth stock of STYLISH CLOTHING.
$1.00 A WEEK
Men's Fall Overcoats
In all the new styles and pattern
stylish fabrics, tan coverts, grays,
browns, etc.; $22.50
value; Saturday
bar&ram once Hw
$15.00 SUITS $9.75
Suits well made from the season's
newest fabrics, all the new effects
in grays, browns, etc., garments
bearing all the style of those cost
ing a third more. See them before
paying cash. ;
Saturday Shirt Sale
50c
Men's 75c and $1.00 shirts,
in percales and madras;
Saturday
See the Fall
Hats
Be the Fall HaU. all the lateat
block! and colors shown
here at prices lower than
than cash stores,
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That the Hartman stores make lower terms of payment than any other home-furnlshlng Institution in America
Is an absolute and unchallenged certainty. Dut the terms-making is only a part of Hartnian's broad, liberal credit
plan. It's the arrangements we make for the customers' convenience that count the provisions wo make for your
help whenever occasion requires. We'll make Credit arrangements that will suit your needs your Individual re
quirements at all times nd the greater your requirements the more generously will they be provided for. Hartnian's
is the credit plan that appeals to the thinking people lu every walk of life to the best people in every community to
the high salaried man to the laborer to ALL. It'a the credit plan that will do most for you and should be serving
you risht now.
$1
Overcoat, like 10 7C
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Fall Display of
Shoes
Fall display of Shoes, in Patent
Colt, Box Calf, Velour and Vicl
leathers all the latest toes
shoes guaranteed to
give good satisfac
tion. $5, $4, 13.50
and
CbC lues
2.50
WE SELL TOU CM CREDIT AT
CASH STORE PRICES
Cash Prices With the Conven
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CLOTHING COMPACT
COKJ4 & DOUGLAS
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Elegant Solid Oak Rocker
Upholstered in Nantucket Leather
This handsome upholstered rocker Is made with a heavy
olid oak frame, bpRUtlf ully carved. It has lars:e roll arms
.ind rounded seat. The bark is deeply tufted and wecurrvl with
ieather tufting buttons. The height of this rockfr Is 'J7 turtles
high and 2S Inches wide. It is upholstered In tlie "iiost thor
oughly dependable manner, both back and neat covered with
C'.iaranteed Nantucket leather. This rocker Is one of our own
designs, specially made for us and we positively claim that It
Is the biggest value for the money In a rocker of its slyla
that was ever offered for your consideration.
ROOMS ' $
Credit Terms
$10 Cash, $2 Weekly
Steel
Range,
$26.75
Hart rn-vns
Bed tiav
Automatic
nport. Special
27.5U
This Rofa Bed is made In either quartered oak or polished ma
hogany finish. It has full paneled ends supporting comfortable arms
Spring work Is patent Indestructible full steel construction. It has
full spring seat and back deeply tufted with automatic device, per
mitting it to be instantly changed from a Davenport to a bed and
vice versa. The box under the seat provides a convenient place
for bedding and other articles. - "
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Remarkable Sale of Couches
150 Couches to be closed out at factory rout. Positively the greatest
sacrifice of thoroughly dependable couches in the history of Omaha.
Prices represent Just about actual cost to make. 24 couches upholst
ered in genuine Leather up from 128.59. 49 Couches, upholstered in
genuine Boston leather, up from 912.95. 67 massive
and elegant Couches upholstered in Imported
velour, clearance begins at
9.75
Absolute
Satis-,
faction
This Large 6-Hole Steel Range, 26.75
This Is unquestionably the largest, best find most handsomely ornamented Steel Itange
ever sold at the priced It's by far the icreatcst Steel Range value that waa ever presented
for your consideration. This range la inadrf of extra heavy Bessemer Cold Rolled Steel.
It Is a full flue range with new scientific hot air circulation about the oven. Has urge fire
box, with Duplex Orates for burning either coal or wood; has large square oven, patent
balance oven door, large high warming closet, and an abundance of nickel trimmings. Jfs
perfect in Its operation and Is absolutely guaranteed. It'a a most excellent baker. The
price means a saving to yoa of $8 to 110, and you may pay for the rang on eisy term.
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Gloomy Day Does Not Stop the Pleas
ure Seekers.
ROME SCENE OF BIO AFFAIR
Mm. Ilearr F. Wymaa Gives One of
the Most Beaatlfally Ap
elated Laaeaeoaa of
the iiuaii
Friday was a rainy and gloomy day, but
entertaining continued Just the same. While
there waa nothing scheduled at the clubs,
the new Rom hotel waa where the preten
tious affair of the day was given when
Mrs. Henry F. Wyman gave one of the
most beautifully appointed luncheons of
the season. The guests were seated at one
large table, which was decorated with
three Japanese baskets, and were filled with
a variety of autumn flowers. The plat
cards wers white with the hostesses mono
gram designed In gold and marked the
places of thirty guests.
At the Theater.
Rose 8tahl, In the Chorus Lady at Boyd's,
brought out society In numbers Thursday
evening. In two of the boxes war Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Kountie, Mrs. John L. Web
ster, Mies Flora Webster and Mr. E, M.
Andreeson; Miss Edna Keallne of Council
Bluffs, . Miss Marls Coffman, Mr. C. E.
Bpens and Dr. MeDermott. Together In
' small parties In the body of the house were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Pack and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Barker. Mrs. Nelson Patrick,
. Madame Barker, Mr. Robert Patrick and
Mr. Al Patrick were together. With Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin T. Swob was Mr. Louis
Nash. In another party were Miss Mary
Alio Rogers, Miss Frances Nash, Mr.
Thomas Rogers and Captain Spoor.
Clestaa; Week at Field Clah.
This Is the closing week at the Field club,
ao the members are Improving the last day
for entertaining by giving large luncheons
at noon Saturday and dinners preceding
the danoe In the evening. For lunoheon
Mr. E. A. Hlnrlolis will have seven gusts;
Mrs. J. A. Munroe, ten; Mrs. C. A. Ooss.
twenty-two; Mrs. D. V. Reynolds, twenty
five; Mrs. N. F. Harrlman, forty; Mrs.
Charles Bundey, nine; Mrs. B. F. Baksr,
forty-flvej Mrs. F. E. Sanborn, four,' and
Miss Fannie Pratt, six.
In tfie evening at dinner Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Korty.wlll have eight guests; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Boyd, sixteen; Mr. and Mrs.
Dean, twelve; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Marshall,
ten; Mr. and Mrs. James Newlean, four;
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fish, six; Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Zachery. four; Mr. and Mrs. Q.
Campbell, three; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bry
son, seven; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black,
three; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. O'Brien, four;
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ewlng, three; Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Pratt, twelve; "Dr. and Mrs.
Bailey, ten; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waggner,
four; Dr. Brown, sit; Mr. and Mrs. Olenn
Buck, two; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allen, four;
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McLaughlin, six, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster, four.
On of the largest affairs of the season
at the Field club was the stag dinner
and smokor given Friday evening. Those
present were the officers and members of
the club. Covers were laid for about 800
and the table was decorated In Ak-Sar-Ben
colors. ....
At Happy Hollow Clah.
Those who have already made reserva
tions for dinner at the Happy Hollow club
for Saturday evening are: Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Sunderland, who will have twenty
guests; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Selby,' six;
Mr. Fred Crelgh, four; Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Austin, eleven; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Royoe, two, and Mr. and Mrs. Corners,
seven.
Mr. W. S. Wright and Miss Dorothy
Wright entertained at dinner Friday
evening at the Happy Hollow club In
honor of their guest. Mrs. William Cock
rost of Fergus Falls, Minn. Those present
wer Mrs. Cockrost, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Wllhetmy, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carpenter,
Mr. and Mra P. C. DeVol of Council
Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Magee of Coun
cil Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hsyward.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nattlnger, Miss Hat
tie White, Miss Clara Cooper. Miss Mary
De Vol of Council Bluffs, Miss Georgia
Mitchell of Council Bluffs and Mr. Roy
De Vol of Council Bluffs.
Come aad Go Goaelp.
Mrs. F. A. Greene of Los Angeles, CaL,
Special 1 1C
Table -UT7
Exactly like cut, size, of
top 24x24, decorated top,
shaped ends, shelf below,
heavy legs, quartered oak
or mahogany finish, high
ly polished.
Iloor loveiiuys
big1 aviy
6 Kona uuy In
gram carpal, usuany
mcum a i u to
uoo yard oot
go Rous fine i5iuoei
Carpets, your adviii
u per cent, i'7
yard. Us
tl Rolls Wilton Velvet
Carpet, strictly all
rard .'."'....05C
115 Rolls Oil Cloth, 4
4, 6-4, 8-4. re- OQ(.
duced to, yd... miOKy
III Rolls Linoleums,
printed, bent - Efln
quality, yd. ..
600 Rolls Japanese
Matting, , large con
signment Just 27
received, yd. .. K'
27.50
Base
Burner
Extra size, most duT
ably constructed, pow
erful double heater
many new features
which, add greatly to
Us efficiency. : Hand
somely nickel trimmed
large mica illumlna
tlon, large coal magazine.
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Solid Oak
Princess Dresner
This handsome dresser is made of
selected solid oak, nas, a Deautuui
polished finish. Has large Frencn
beveled mirror set in carved mirror
frame. On sale all week.
Solid Oak QC
Ctiiffonier 0 J
A value positively beyond duplica
tion, serpentine front, 5 large, roomy
arawers, hammered brass handle,
large bevel edge plate mirror. Ma
terial is of the very best selected dry
kiln lumber, put together with expert
workmanship. '
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I4I4-I4I6-I4I8 DOUGLAS ST
Rugs
Hartman's Imperial
brussels - ei 'JeC
Kugs, 12x9 -
Hartman's Imperial
Brussels Rugs 10-6x
8-8
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Wilton Velvet
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12.50
Rugs,
2G.75
Wilton Velvet Rugs.
10-6x8-3, , OO Kft
Best Ax-
12x9,
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Hartman's
minster nry tt
Rugs, 12x9
Imported French Wil
ton Velvet OQ tTA
Rugs, 12x9 UO,UU
Special ladifs'g Q C
Wriilnn W?s7.DJD
Exactly like cut shown, In
fine solid oak or mahogany
finish, carved front, French
legs, convenient Interior, ex
tra well made and finished.
Hartman's newest design.
Excellent
Oak healer
4.75
Wo guarantee this Oak
Heater for absolute and
thorough satisfaction. It
.m .of improved construc
tion and Is most satisfac
tory in Its operation. Is
nnde with heavy castings
and Is of greateHt dur
ability. It Is of hand
omn design and Is beau
tifully ornamented with
.ticket trimmings. Also
has largH nickel . aide
wings and brass urn.
It's the best oak heater
In Omaha for the money
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ClimLin
On W hill both feet press
tideways in the shoes hard
on the uppers, and where they
are sewed to the soles.
You can wear Crossetts into
usual or unusual places without
thinking about them. They are
comfortable stylish and tx
tremsly durable.
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BENCH
MADK
$522
Can ea our ageat In your city, r wrlta ns
LEWIS A. CROSSETT, Inc., No. Abtetton, Mass.
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formerly of Omaha, Will arrive Saturday
morning to be the guest of Miss Mable
Hake, at the home of Mrs. J. M. Guild.
Miss Spratlen will return on Saturday
from a visit In Denver.
Mrs. John C. Goodwin of Newcastle, Ind.,
arrived Thursday to be the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Kennard.
She will remain several weeks, when she
will be Joined by Mr. Goodwin, and they
will return horns together.
Mrs. Frank B. Kennard. who has been
111 for several weeks. Is still confined to.
her room, but Is slowly convalescing.
Miss Jean Cudahy left Friday even
in - fn. few davs' visit In Chicago
and Milwaukee. Miss Helen Cudahy and
i Miss Brownie Bess Baura will leave Sun
I day. when they will meet Miss Cudahy
In Chicago end all of them will go together
to Miss Summers" school In Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. W. B. Melkls and Miss Hlgglnson,
who are at present In Paris, will leave
Tuesday for an extended tour through
Swltaerland and Italy, not returning again
to Parts until about December I. ,
Miss Hsnson, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Martin, will leave Satur
day for her home In Chicago.
Mrs. John A. McShane and Miss Mary Lee
McShane, who have been spending the
week In Chicago, are expected home Satur
day. Mra William Cockrost of Fergus Falls,
Minn., Is the guest of ' her sister, Mtsi
Dorothy Wright.
Miss Janet Helmshelmer, who has been
visiting Miss Edith Butler, will leave Bun
day for ber home In Glenwood, la.
Miss Martha and Miss Ida Sharp returned
Thursday from a month's visit with Mr. and
Mra William Paxton, Jr., at their Key
stone ranch.
Mrs. E. H. Sprague will leave Monday
for a month's visit in Chicago.
Miss Ruth Raymond of Lincoln, who has
been spending a few days with Miss Ethel
Tukey, returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Charles C. Rosewater re
turned Friday morning from a delightful
eastern trip.
Craea-Caoler Eitiftacst.
Mr. and Mra R. M. Green of Burlington,
la, have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Minnie Louise Green,
to Mr. Arthur J. Cooley of Omaha.
Miss Faith Potter entertained at dinner
Thursdsy evening at her home In honor of
Miss Phoebe Smith and her wedding party.
Mr. and Mra J. M. Cudahy will give a
1 o'clock dinner Sunday at the Country
club.
Invitations have been Issued for ths mar
riage of Miss Maude Lllltsm Fitch, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fitch, to Mr.
Charles Thatcher, which will take place
Wednesday evening, October 9, at o'clock
at' 42U Douglas street, Omaha. '
Meetlna; of Roand-Dosea Club.
The Round Dozen club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Henry C. Van
Gleson and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton at the
home of Mra. Van Gleson. The guests of
the' club were Mrs. Leonard Abercromble
and Mrs. C. C. Barrell of Houston, Tex.,
Mrs. J.. H. Parrottee, Mra. P. M. Conklln,
Miss Grace Conklln, Mrs. Onley, Mrs. Bragg
and Mrs. J. Lempe. ' Mrs. Carmlchael and
Mrs. Harts will be the next hostesses,
entertaining the members at Happy Hollow
club.
Mrs. R. W. Talmsge entertained the mem
bers of the C. T. Euchre club Friday after
noon In honor of her sister, Mrs. Prescott
of Batavla. N. Y. There were twelve
guests present.
Miss Jessie Nason, who Is visiting friends
In Kansaas City, Is expected home Sunday.
Greetings have been received from Mrs.
M. A. Nagl and Miss Frieda A. Lango
from Norfolk. Va.
In the hospitals, until he was rewarded with
a collection of 121. While engaged In the
charitable work he converted some of tho
money Into popularity at the saloons In the
district and was arrested for drunkenness.
Inquiry failed to find any woman whom
Rldgway knew at the county hospital. He
was sentenced to ten days by Judge Bryce
Crawford when the police magistrate
learned of his deception.
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Millions
GRAFTER LANDS IN JAIL
Beas Moacy for Sick Ctrl, Gets
' Drank aad Tea Days la
Jail.
Begging money within two blocks of the
police station to remove an Injured girl
from the county hospital to ths Central
hospital, where he thought she would have
better treatment. Charles B. Rldgway made
$21 Thursday and arrived at the police sta
tion after his day's labor.
Rldgway was given his breakfast Thurs
day morning and did not have a cent, when
an officer discovered him at Tenth and
Douglas streets. Then he went on the beg
ging tour and told a story about a sister
and friend and other poor girls, who were
lMando
Remove
to
Superfluous Hair
Short sleeve gowns demand
smooth white arms, free from hair
growth. MAN DO, the most de
pendable depilatory known, will
remove all hair without burn or
scar. Accept no substitute.
Price, $1.00; samples, 10c.
J0SEPHWE IE HVRE
Bold by Boston Store Drug Dept., The
Bennett Company, The Bell Drug Co.
Beaton Drug Co., Myers-DUloa Drug Co.
BMew Cnmrltaa wlIh Pur y
Food Imw of t vjr BtAt. swN
Special for Saturday
If IT IfTT sasi sae fi ftflfjw iim
Dining Chair (like cut) long
back, post brace arm cobler
seat, extra fine valuer for
Sat
price
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iturday only. j)0J
MUIcr,Slcwarl&B2aton
413 15-17 South 16th Street.
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Well Built Wen
THE MAN with broad, square shoul
ders and reasonably proportioned
form can wear most anything and
look (airly presentable.
Other men not ao well favored by
nature should appreciate even mora
the necessity for care In selecting cor
rect and becoming attire.
The dlstancee from the shoulder to
the waist line the proportion c Jj -our
neck and shoulders Is different from
anyone eUes.
That's why It takes bo much accurate
measurementand study of your In
dividual figure to produce a garment
that will fit you perfectly. .
Home handsome new effects In today.
Trousers $6 to $12 Suits $25 to S50
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WILLIAM JKRBEMS' SO MS
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To Chicago
Via
Illinois Central Railroad
"Chicago Limited" leaves Omaha.. 6:00 P. M.
"Day Express" leaves Omaha 7:20 A. M.
Making direct connections In Chicago with trains for East and South.
Minneapolis and St. Paul, 7
Leave Omaha at ...8:30 P. M.
Leave Omaha at ,....7:20 A. M.
Making connections for points north and northwest.
Tickets and Information at City Ticket OWlce, 140J
' Farnam street.
SAMUEL NORTH
District Passenger Agent
Omaha, Neb.
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