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THE BEE:; OMAHA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1010.
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THURSDAY
Special Sale of Skirts
"We offer a number of new fall styles in
women's up-to-date voile and panama
skirts all new style features, colors and
fabrics. Thursday special C
second floor, at....
Women's Fall Suits at $12.50
ood, practical suits that are well tailored
and made in new styles for autumn a
special offer for Thursday, JJQ
Women's Smart New Suits at $19
a great vnrletv of new styles to select from. These are all well made.
high grade, tailored suits, with new style features for fall. Q1 Q
A splendid offer, at VC
Women's Silk Petticoats, black and colors, special $3.98
Women's Long Black Broadcloth Coats These coats are
all smart, now styles full satin lined yjlQ
Special In Basement Suit Department
Good, serviceable, medium and heavy weight women's suits; f
will give splendid wear; many to select from; fall styles. .. vjJlv
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Every Woman Should Make aSpecial Point to Attend
Our Annual
FALL OPENING
This store is beautifully decorated and the mer
chandise itself, specially imjxirted for this event is the
most exquisite ever seen in Omaha. The opening con
tinues throughout this week.
: ' Thursday Specials on Main Floor
Women's Hosiery Worth 35c and 40c, pr 25c
ancy. silk embroidered boot patterns, allover lace and
laco boots, mercerized lisle black, tan and all light shades
spliced soles, heels and toes.
Woman's Sheer Liaea Handkerchief at 15c and 25c
Armenian laci?,;hand embroidered corners, Madeira effects,
French printed and embroidered, etc. worth up to 50c.
Munsiag Underwear at 49c, 93c, $1.5) and $1 98
Vests., Pants and Union Suits fine, medium and heavy
ribbed cotton, fleecy lined and'part wool.
Smrt Au'.o Veils an! Scarfi at 98c, $1.50 aoi $1.98
. Silk spun knitted, chiffon, liberty silk, crepe de chine
plain colors, also Persian and ombre shaded.
Women's French KiJ an I Lambskin Gloves at $1.25 and $1.75
All the newest fall shades of tan, gray, green, blue,
mode, catawba; also black and white all sizes fitted to
the hand Main Glove Counter.
Thursday is Chocolate Day in Sweetlaad
East A read
Those delicious bitter sweets with those soft, creamy cen
ters and pure fruit and crushed nut flavors regular price
40c u pound Thursday only, per lb. 25c
BRANDEIS STORES
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Paeonies Should Be Planted This Fall
Prompt deliveries will be made any time before October 0 th to your resi
dence. II in Omaha or Council liuida. ,
Onr Bpsotal rail Catalogue is Worth Asking Tor contains planting Instructions
and dswriptlnr.a ot all of our Itauillul l'aeoiues. Get It now and order early. So
aot send postage.
F. W. MENERAY CRESCENT NURSERY COMPANY, ..
r boots i Sell 878; lad. 613. 81st KX. and Are. A Council Bluffs. low
PAY FOR THE-CUTS HEALTH
Puzzle as to Where to Get Funds to
Pay Employes.
IS UP TO THE CITY COUNCIL
bbcldom Hays There Are !'o Faada
Vpow Which the . Council Ion Id
Poaallily Draw to Make tp
the Deficiency.
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The last connection between the city
payroll and 'Tr. Young; The veterinarian
from whom the council took away the job
ot milk Inspector, has been severed by
Health Commissioner Connell, who notified
the council Tuesday night that Or. Young
and nine other Inspectors would be luld
oft October, 1 unless . some provision Is
mado to lay them from other funds. Dr.
Young formerly received $10 a month from
the city, but half ot his tncomo want with
the work of Inspecting dairies.
The others slated . for removal, all of
them receiving s month, are Sanitary
Inspectors Charles Burner, Frank J. Kna,
II. O. Milder. Cust Hartoian. Walter John
son. Auguet 8echt. Milk Inspector Joe
Scully, Assistant J11I Inspector Claude
Bossle and Samuel flothwell, garbage mas
ter. ',"
The funds for Dr. Connell's department
were estimated by the finance committee of
the council without any consultation with
him. He was ajlowed $22.M0 after asking
for $.60. There is now M.1U left to cover
a three-niontha rayroll of more than S5.0CW.
After he had Bn allowed $6,000 less than
he asked for he appointed several inspec
tors more thagr were customary and their
positions liave.'had only a nine-month's life.
Villi the ten tnea gone, he will nave lert,
his own services, costing 1164.87 a month;
Dr. LangJon; inspector ot contagious dis
ease; Dr. Langfeld, bacteriologist; Esau
Fleishman, meat Inspector; K. J. Daemon,
fumlgator; E. M. Bom, sanitary Inspec
tor; Thomas Harrington, clerk; Victor Mo
Douugli, sauiUfy Inspsoter; a watchman,
a, steiiographsr and a clerk.
Urd fa Aaotker Fwed.
Charlee 8., Ureed. special Veterinarian,
who manages the . parking house and
ulaughter house inspection, while he is not
busy with his theater or his theater torn
psiius, receives SU from a different land,
and has an assistant at $80.
Councilman Sheldon, chairman ut the
finance committee, say there are ee ios
slble funds upon which to draw for the
salaries of any of tho retired officials and
Ju.y wl'l bare to be lai eft unicse the
council takes some other action in the
committee of the whole.
Payroll of the health department, monthly:
It. W. Connell, commissioner f 166.67
J. V. Langdon, insp contag. diseases U'5.00
M. I-nKfelci, bacteriologist l.'iO.Oii
(leorge It. Young, veterinarian...... 75.U0
Kaau Fletschman. meat inspector... 100.00
Joseph Scully, milk Inspector 100.00
Claude Rosrle, assist, milk inspector 76.00
K. J. Daemon, fumlgator 76.00
K. M. Bonce, sanitary lnHector 75.00
Thomas Harrington, clerk..... 76.00
Charles Uruner, sanitary inspector.. 75.00
V. McDonough, sanitary Inspector.. 75.00
Frank J. Flxa, sanitary Inspector.... 75.00
H. B. Milder, sanitary inspector.... 75.00
Uust Hartman, sanitary inspector.. 7a. Oil
Walter Johnson, sanitary inspector,. 75.00
AuHUst HiHiCht, sanitary inspector.. 75.00
8amuel Hot h well, garbage inspector. 75.00
('. Flynn, watchman 10.00
Pearl Kmalley, stenographer 20.00
John Barker, secretary 100.00
Total
Charles S. Breed.
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INDIAN WAR VETERAN
Org-antsatloa Is Gathertna- Kami
VetrrsBS la Move for Pe.
sloes from Coimrese.
Steps are- being taken by the National
Indian War Veterans, an- organisation,
with headquarters In Denver, Colo., to
communicate with all veterans through
out the country, concerning the move to
get pensions for them. Word has bten
received here asking for the names ot the
Indian war veterans In this section, so that
they may be used for the compiling ot the
proposed pension list.
It Is annunced that two delegates will be
sent to Washington to Inaugurate a vig
orous campaign for the pensions. The
delegates will be Henry Ilewger, the na
tional commander and C. K. Hauser, the
national secretary.
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TAX.X. ITTI,I BOOK of Toadies Home Journal 1
jPstts rns. Including a pattern free, 2UC jy
Thursday la Boys' Day at Bennett's.
We Are Specializing
Boys' Suits
Boys' 0'coats
These are winter clothes the boys
will be proud of, for they are right up
to the minute in style. Mothers will re
cognize in them fine woolen fabrics and
best tailoring that makes for durability
and service.
The suits are double breasted knick
erbocker style.
The overcoats are mannish cut with
auto collar, belted back and full box cut,
in all the new shades, including popular
grays, browns and reds; 2 to 16 years
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Some Things a Man Needs
at Sharply Lowered Prices
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Sweater Coats The man with out
side work likes the sweater coat.
We have a surprisingly fine lot
In silver grey only, with red or
blue trimming, worth $2.00, sizes
36 to 46, for f)8
Men's I'nlon Suits Heavy wlntqr
weights, white and flesh color,
$1.60 garments $1.00
Outing Flannel Gowns Eithrr
military or regular collar styles,
heavy and full sizes 50cto$j.AO
If you would be good to yourselt
buy and wear Hanan footwear in
the hundreds of thousands of these
fine shoes made and sold all over
the I'nited States. There Is not n
hurt in a single pair. ,
This store sells more Hanaup
for men and women than of any
other make. Good reasons for
this: First, quality; second, style;
third, all around satisfaction for
general purposes or dress. The
stock of this particular make lb
too large for us to even begin a
description. Just ask a salesman
to show you a pair of Hanans.
Prices range:
For Women
$5.00 $5.50 $6.00
For Men
$5.50 $G.OO nd $7.00
All sizes and models. Drexel's
shoes always give satisfaction.
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1419 Fevrnara 8t
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DENXKTT'S AUK SHOWING AN KNT1UKLY NEW
AND DIFFEUENT HlEA IN WOMEN'S WEAK.
New "Dsuble Service" Ilouie Dresses
Here's a dress that one puts on and off like a coat. They have
a reversible overlapping front, similar to a double breasted garment.
To each front section is attached a bolt strap, which fastens by means
of snaps in the back. There are no buttons or hooks and eyes of any
kind. The garment comes either with high or low neck, fits perfectly
snug and Is more trim and neat than ordinary kinds.
They are very easily laundered for they open out flat. The fronts
being reversible (either side worn outward), gives a double service to
them. Slender or stout women, long or short waUted women can wear
them with equally pleasing effects.
Ask to see them; you'll thoroughly appreciate their many advantages.
Exclusively at Bennett's. Good percales a &et PA fin
and fleeced fabrics, best dressmaker llnlsh 9m 9u
Flannelette Gowns for Women ,
The new season's lines are ready. We think you'll see better values
than ever this season better and heavier materials and more liber
ally full cut slzezs. They are made as carefully as you would make
them yourself. Plain white and fancy stripe styles, neatly trimmed,
at 59 75 and $1.00
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Regent Shoo Co.. 205 S. 15th
Agency for Dr. Reed's Cushion Shoes (or Men and Women.
DOUBLE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS WITH
EACH TON OF COAL THIS WEEK
Be wise, buy your winter's supply of coal now. Old prices are
still effective, but the outlook is for an advance, when cold weather
sets In. The long strike has made immediate supplies inadequate
for the demand. " ,-sj .s;-: .f .
Buy CAPITOL COAL, we guarantee It to Te equal to highest
priced soft coal mined. Thousands of families have used it year
after year. Full weights always. . , . ,
V Don't forget the double stamp offer for the eek. "'
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Made Dy Tho A 0IU1ERP ro p e s s
"pOROTHY DODD" designs ex--I
' press character and refinement.
They deliver to the consumer more real
value than is possible to procure else
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BENNETT'S
Low
One-Way
Colonist Rales
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Californiaf
Old Mexico
AND THE
Southwest
On Sale October 1st to
October 15th.
Full information upon
request.
THOS. J. GODFREY,
Pass, and Tlokst Afsnt,
1433 Tsrnsm Btrset,
Oinahs, Nsbraska
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Dentistry
TafTs Dental Rooms
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
One Dollar Per Year.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
GRISWOLD
DETROIT, MICH.
Fred Postal, Tres. M. A. Shaw, Mgr.
Hii.ooo expended in reiuodelinc, furnishing
und decorating. 10U rooms wilh hot a tin
' jo Id water bath nearby, 1 1 SO and up per
day. low rooms with tub and snower b.tui,
! circulating- ice water, $2.00 and up per day.
Newest and finest cafe In the city, with
the most beautiful electrical tountaln la
America. Our facilities for high class ser-
j vce are unexceptional, and similar to ths
si j pest noieis 111 new jura. kuu cm pajr
All Steel Equipment
The Pullman Company has unHer
construction five new complete steel
trains to be
Operated on the only
20th Century Limited
between New York and Chicago. They will
be inaugurated on this world-famous train
within a very short time. Ai fast as th
' builders can turn them out, all passenger
trains will be equipped with steel cars on the
New York Central Lines
J. S. WILLEDRANDS, General Agent, Passenger Dept.
323-4-5 City Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
WARREN J. LYNCH, Paasenger Traffic Mgr., Chicago, 111.
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City Ticket Office
now located at 409 South lGth Street, first floor City
National Bank Building, Omaha, Neb.
Rates, itineraries and detailed information regarding
your trip gladly furnished upon application. "
THE OMAHA LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION cred
ited to ita members on July 1st $89,000 Dividends. It has never
m. paid to its members less than six per cent per
annum for 27 years. Saving accounts calling
for a monthly payment of $1.00 to $25.00 may
be opened any day, or lump sums of . not over
$5,000 received. Ask for Booklet "A" 'and
other information. Assets $3,600,000. Eeserva
Address, S. E. Corner 16th and Dodge Streets.
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fund $67,000.
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W W II SBk tfB wis wwiisav
jrj 1 II ft Ti fiL All Rectal Uiseases cured without a surgica 1
11 IS sZSl operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen-
f 11 il eral aneasthetic used. CURE GUARANTEED
to last a LIFE-TIME, sls examination rsES.
WRITS POR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
DR. E. ft. TARRY, 224 Bss Bulldlnsr. Omnha, Mabraska
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Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Returns
The Bee's Advertising Columns Are That Road.
MANY PREPARE TO REGISTER
Forrlajaera o tk N amber ( 10SI
1st Declared lateatloa at Be
MailDg littsens la Twi Days.
Forelinors to tb .number of IS mads
declaration of thslr inteutln to become clti
sens of the United States In the of rice of
the clerk of the district court Tuesday
evening, making the total declarations for
two days 191., The avalanche of declara
tions at this time li due to the section of
the naturalisation! law, which extends the
suffrage privilege to peraona who have
made declareitun at lesl thirty daytw
fare the election, as well aa I'Um"'1
aotually have been naturs,'
Nakaay IS T
to learn that the sure way
or cold Is with Pr. Ktng'
Hc aa4 tl 00. Fee sal b)
Children
and Grown -Up s
May drink all the Hydros Ginger
Ale they desire at any time with'
beneficial results. More than deli
cious in flavor it skis digestion and
nourishes.
GINGER ALE
I soade by the EngHsh formula but
it better than the Imported because
made of more expensive materials. It
costs us more but costs you leu b
cause oi bo win. atom ordinary,
red pepper ales. Insist as) Hydros.
Beautiful Tooth
There are but few people who have
them. Good Teeth every one might have
If 'hey would go to Dr. Brailbuiy. Tlio
quickest, easiest and least painful are
the only methods employed by us anl
hundreds of our patients, both In and
out of the city, will gladly tell you about
the good dental work and our up-to-date
ways of doing things. Crowns and bridge
work from 15. 0U per tooth. Plates that
fit from 14.00 to flZ.KO. Painless extrac
tion of teeth. Nerves of teeth removed
without hurting you. Work warranted
ten veara.
DR. BRADBURY, THE DENTIST
ISO Farnsm Uu Phone S. 1760
IT years same location.
ONLY TWO THINGS
are necessary to preserve for
ever the life "of your hair;
good sense in buying and good
judgment in applying Won
der Dandruff Cure, your har
der Dandruff Cure. Your
barber knows how to do it.
. Single application 15e; 10 oz.
bottle $1.00.
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WANTED FEMALE
LOST AND FOUND
sua DmshMi
aroara tit. V-jy'r
a'4! LOST SHEPHERD dog: yellow and white
striped. Answers to name reu rooos yter
woman for Mono 7 tot. Kewaro-
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OFFERED FORJENL
RtSMksl Meaa
HOUSEKEEPINO room
WANTED I
housework, cil
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single e, es)
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CIKL, for s
house, tins 1
gust is. lei
WASHER,
3S.v; youug ci
Webster it.
WANTED
good wests.
loiurfi C
A reliable
cooking Dial
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GIRL for g
OIRL for
Hrney tusj.
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Today is Home Day.
Look over the many
Homes.
Real Estate Dealers have, prepared
fine lists for you.
The approach of winter should make you think of getting
settled in a home of your own. One such is advertised in Tlus,
lice today.
Buy it on the easy-terms plan a few hundred dollar
down, balance in monthly payments like rent. This plan afford
you the opportunity to get your own homo and pay for it like"
rent.
Prices will be advancing this fall make, your selection"
from today's Bee and buy it now.
brolahed tts
bousekseaiag
floor rooms)
real.
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roocua hM
rooms, sbo4.
SALE
Will sell yea
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s. cheap. A.
and Jackson.
Hii. Pigbar'Y
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t Kidman a;
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TsTi lAAtia salesman, prefer expert-
An m! eatced cigar man. actiuatntad wits Nabrsssa
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FOR AlJ-.i,opka?l"V;u7i "TRivtLISU saioenisa. leather. goods.
sLablisneo . nin' ".". - t.i. aim i.Dauirl t r'
Kan.; ssw-M. l" r tat Mllma. nnoKKKKPKR for arajicB emos. isrgs
business
m.tt ID CO
Coma n
.os "r Une e buggies. $100 aad expeoaes. V
,U,Mi ineasU for aeaiog. ' BOOKKKKPKIJ for hrajicb
,,uooi yftJrtee- trx.r la- Mr conr- ;l f i,
lhair worttu Al.o tn
jm- I. wit
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With top-
leas than
one riy bet. wui ra(J f-e .,n.0 harness,
seoosdhsnd expraas aLu?' to-lioie.
"wnun.iiq exprs dllJ Sla t
1, axle; llTn(y wago,
worn. Call Stuban ittL?''. n.
wo,th and Irk A,raLi"
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