THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1010.
Saturday Economies Yorth While --Now's the Time to flake
by Spending MAWfj
Silk dresses, wool dieNc, some II j J " M
worth to $;M. Kalurfl; OflC M
II A if
iS
In
Kverjr uonun in Omaha should
ao th lr-f hp on l'5J95
Saturday at "
nI3 U ii
7$8.95
nl For your unrestricted choice of n splendid line of Tailor Suits.
Entire sample line of one of New York's most prominent makers.
They're mnde to sell at $:.U00, $22.r0, $25.00 and $:m.00. Tlie hig
"")gest bargains we ever offered the greatest you ever seen
( are shown in the 16th street windows your choice
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day your choice a
THE RELIABLE STORt
TKI RELIADLE 1TORJE
Two Coat
I!
i Less nan nary
Clearing up our
make room for
Goods. Don't miss it.
Ribbon at if
Ribbons at 2
Ribbons at 3s
Ribbons at 5
Regular
2c to 35c
Values
$2.00 Fitted Hand Bags Saturday 98c
A fine all leather bag with fittings.
Fall Hize All leather leather
Lined Hag, with purse. $2.00
value 98
frl.OO Fancy IHtPil Hand Hag,
at $2.98
Big Shoe Sale Salurday
Introducing ti celebrated "FIDKI.1TY" $.50 and $1.00 Shoe for
Men and Women. These goods have been on display during tlio
last week and have attracted a great deal of attention from those
people who have been paying $1.00 und $1.50 more for shoes that
re no better. All the new lasts and leathers In O Cfl
this line. Our sale Saturday at our Introductory
price
Men's and Women's good value
$3.00 shoes, lace or button,
viel kid or patent leather, Good
year welt, English welts and
McKays, new lasts -f QO
and patterns.
I M
Boys', Youths' and Little Gent's
Good Value Shoes, worth up to
$2.25 a pair, including tan or
black; high cuts with straps
and buckles for youths f Cf
and little genu MJU
Boys', Youths' and Little Gent's
Patio and Kangaroo Calf lilu
cher School Shoes, worth up to
$1.65; Saturday f -f Q
f Kid Gioves
,J ltayner's, Fowne'
I ail thu modish
lngs. Your eve
supplied here
at $1. $1.25
ltayner's, Fowne', Vergmea's In
modish styies ana color-
very wish can be
55. 31.50 to $2
Snmple Kid tiloves $ i.00 and
$1.25 quality, at 40 g)
Mocha, Suede, Glace, Capes
values seldom, if ever, duplicated
at so small a price.
Women's ( liaraoisetto Gloves All
colors and sizes 500
ilk Idnsd Cuknart OloTaa 0o
.iiiillu Saturday 5o
Children's aunlltt CHoree Lined or
unlined. with mar and lace on cuff;
to 1. UO value, at oe
Big Cut on
Sleel Ranges
$0 Vniverial Range only $39.98
mi Mt,..l Huniia ls-lncli oven. 6 hole.
wuiian.ei' in . . ,-:Aif"9S
'-burner Oas Plates, worth I2.n0 . f 1.40
1 -burner Uu Plates, worth $l.&0..S9e
perfection Oil Plows, my o
We are agents for the (iarlund, the
Detroit Jewel ana tne univen
stoves.
DUN'S RKtlKW OF TRADE
Trade Recession Checked and Opti
mism is More Prevalent.
INCREASE OF A' I1VITY SUGIIT
tier Stopping Itetroarade Moi"
meat olable ;ala la Cmnsld
erallua at Heudlaa Hallruad
Itate loutrovers.
XKW TORK. Ikl 2s. -R i Pun Jt Co s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
While the volume cf business is sfll
below its productive capacity, It is known
I hat trade recession lies clearly been
checked and a mure optimistic view as to
the future developed, based larselv on the
treat corn and oats crop and the hltfh
values of farm products. tt Is true that
no marked advance has he;n made toward
Increased actlv ty, but the mere stopping
of the retrograde movement Is a notable
sain, espec ally as the railroad rate con
troversy Is still unsettled.
While manv consumers of Iron and ateel
still show conservatism In the r operations,
signs ef actual improvement In bus ness
are not lacklna.
The trend of drv goods values continues
upward, owing to the hlsrn prl--e of rsw
material. The demand from distributer
for spr ns ha been fair, but not a -tlve
Men's wear is show ns Improvement, while
drees goods rule verv quiet. Worsted and
woolen yarns are being ordered with mor
freedom. The cotton twdj market held
ststtdy at advanced levels and the nulls
are rrsduallv getting into working order
on full time, but Dot f ill complements of
machinery.
ii sue in footwear continues to Improve,
. I at
1 f
iMhE
Best (n
A.yers Sarsaparilla
Bloom
big Ribbon stock
the new Holiday
Ribbons at ,
Ribbons at
Ribbons at
70
100
12K
Ribbons at 15
Extra Size All leather Tan
Leather Lined lUg, $3.00 value,
at $1.48
$1.00 Fine Fancy Hand lis its,
at $2.25
wmm w -
The Little "Wonder"
Shoes for children,
$1.00 grade. .'
Turn Sole
75,
Misses' and Childs", also some
Ladies' sizes, worth up to $2.25
in viol kid and box f QQ
Felt Slippers, with felt or leather
soles, all sizes and plenty of
them, worth 75c a pair in
T:oUT: 50c-39c
Stetson and Oossett shoes for
men, Grover and Queen Quality
shoes for women. All the new
ones are here. See them before
buying, for they are right for the
"good dressers."
THOMSON'S
GLOVE-FITTING
CORSETS
The name in itself is expressive
it says snug, graceful, soft and
pliable, it snys beauty and comfort
in plainest terms.
Both the name and corset have
proven themselves for more than
fifty-five years, and because of
this we can safely guarantee every
purchaser their money's worth and
more. Perfect style, perfect com
fort In a
Thomson's Glove-Fitting Cor-
'!". 1 to $350
althoiiKh LuNinrss is considerably below
normal. Butanes !n leather Is more ac
tive and prices firmer. In hides some un
us'.ialW large transactions were effected,
sales of domestic packer hides aKUtexatine
2la.'.oi" hides liavina been made, and a
breaK in prices from ,Jc to o.
IHMKDim DELIVERY.
American lieet knttar empauy Will
Silo, Rasalaa- la All Ueels.
The American Beet Sugar company has
Irsued open orders to Us many (lowers
for Immediate deliv-v of their crop of
beets, and in a few days it will be s.lolng
from to 14, 000 tons at Its main de
livery tuitions of Overtoil, Larr and ller
oliey. This is a new departure on the part
of the company In dandlii.g the beet crop,
and tf it is a success, as the company
has every reason to believe It will be, it
will eliminate the necessity of the former
having to do this work and will also en
able him to harvest his entire crop as
fast as pogitble, starting Just after October
6 each year, tl.r.by taking no chances
whatever in losing hi crop tiy trees. ng
or by the roads being to bad that hauling
would be Imposnlble. which is more or
less in the month of November and De
cember. In tin- way the harvest cC the beet
crop will compare favorably with that of
sny uther crop Uiat Is grown, besides giv
ing the grower the proceeds from Ills
beets at least two months earlier than If
lie were s.lolng them himself.
ll is hoped that this mode of siloing
will le a success, us if it is It will no
doubt Influence a laige number of farmers
to grow sugar beets who are not growing
them at the present time.
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fi-fgr
Speciais
Long Caracul Cloth Coats
Made to sell at $20.00,
farmers satin lined, just
100 in the lot, at $12.75
Stylish Novelty C 1 o th
Coats that cannot be
duplicated for less than
$23, all the new models,
pretty chick stripes and
fancies, at 14.90
$15.00 Waists at $4.95
Beautiful chiffon waists,
Persian messalines and
taffeta silks, satins and
nets, newest colors and
styles to $15.00 values,
at $4.95
Misses' One-Piece Dresses,
in Peter Thompsons and
tailored effects, all new
colors, at $4.95 and $6.93
and up.
Children's School Dresses,
in checks and plaids, val
ues to $2.00, choice 98c
$2 Scarh at 98c
A swell line of full length Scarfs, in
fancy crochet, plain and Persian
silks; $1.50 and $2.00 values; on
sale at, choice 9S
Magnificent Bargain Offerings in Millinery Saturday. Three very fortunate cash purchases
of show room hats, all in most clever new designs, over 600 hats for your selection at About One
Half Regular Retail Worth.
Lot 1100 Trimmed Hats,
.worth to $15.00, all at one.
price; in Saturday's sale,
at s7.ro
Beaver Hats An immense assortment of new styles like qualities priced at $10.00 and $12.50 else
where; on sale at $5.00
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Kugar is still coming down. We look
trade at Hayden'a.
20 lba. Bet Granulated Su(tsr $1.00
48 lb. aacka beat High Patent Flour $1.20
6 lba. Good Japan Rice lc
t lbs. beat Rolled Breakfnat Oatmeal, 23c
16c package Uolden Hod Macaroni ..10c
10 lba. beat white or yellow Cornmeal lBo
Good Cooking Ralsina. lb bo
The beat Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb.. 7c
2 lb. cans Sweet Sugar Corn 7 Ho
2 lb. can Wax, String, Green or Lima
Beans, for 71jo
I lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy or
Apples, for 7 He
Bromang-elon Jellycon, or Jcllo, per pack
age , 7 He
Grape-Nuts, package . ...lOo
Th best Bulk Peanut Butter, lb 15o
Don't
Forget
TRY
Republicans Se
Good Done Ticket
Exposure of Hitchcock Scandal Alien
ates Many of His Friends
Bryan Hires Hall.
I From a ttf Corrsspondent.)
U1KCOLN, Oct. a. Special Telegram.)
The republican state committee met to
night and discussed the campaign as far
as It has progressed and mads piam for
tlia future. Sioio than iwenly uitiubi ra of
the committee were presuut and each told
of conditions hi his part of the state. It
ass the opinion of many that the exposure
of Ur. Hitchcock as a beneficiary of .ths
bartiey treasury shortage Dad lust the
Omaha congressman many suporters and
had lined up many lukewarm republicans
for ths republican ticket.
W. J. Bryan has retiud the auditorium in
Lincoln for Monday msht without waiting
for Uis aid or consent of any old demo
cratic slate committee, and lis will talk to
ths people of Lincoln on the Issues of Hie
day. 1'eihaps he will explain why he Is
supporting an anti-option candidate for
governor In Iowa and In Indiana and flgnt
uig an ami-option candidal In Nebraska.
Perhaps he will tell wny Mr. Hnrhcors
should be defeated and perhaps he may
not. No advance information could be se
cured before his arrival in the city.
LEMON RATES TO NEW COURT
rirealt Jadaes Itestrslu Interstate
I uiu mrrrt 4 oubmlsslosi from Es
farelBC Hedaee Tariff.
fT. PAUL. Minn., Oct. 2s Judgea Van
devanter. J-anliorn and Adams n the
I'nlted fttatea circuit court tale this after
noon handed down an order rvstra ning
the Interstate Commerce coram salon from
putting Into' effect a reduced rat on Uni
ons from southtrn California to the At
lantic seaboard
The lemon rate, which is chullcmjed by
mm.
v.--ra
mm
V
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J3-50 Veilings at Wc
One more day to clean up our stock
of fancy Mesh Veilings; all styles,
all colors 25c and 35c values
at. yard Jo
r. .... . . v
iot(2 200 Trimmed Hats,
worth up to $12.00; your
choice in Saturday's sale,
at $5.00
for It to go still lower. It pays to
OMASA'S GREATEST MARKET TOM
EBK VXaXTABI.ES
Kreh Spinach, per peck Bo
4 bunches fresh Hothouse Laf Lettuce 6C
Large heads fresh Cabbage o
4 bunches Fresh Green Onions 5o
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb 10c
Frenh Beets, Carrota, 1'arsnlpa, Turnips
or Rutabagos, lb 2o
TECH xast or Til KXBrriSB FliES
TOM CANNXVO
H-bushel banket 15c
Large market basket Green Tomatoes,
per basket , 12 Via
Large market basket Green Peppers 20c
L.arg market basket Beets, Carrots, or
Turnips far JOo
TOUT OlAPB SPECIAJj
Large banket, containing from 8 to 7
pounds, per basket 36c
HAYDENS
the railroads, is what Is known as a
blanket rate of Jl 00 per 100 pounds for
the transportation of lemons in carloads
from southern California to any po.nt be
tween the Kocky mountains and the At
lantic seaboard. The present rate is 11. 'A
per 100 pounds.
KUHNS GENERAL SECRETARY
Lather l.raaue of America Chooses
Uuiaau 31 an fur Office Stuever
Is President.
PITTSBl'RQ. Oct. IS. The Luther league
of Amnrlca, which Is holding Its ninth an
nual convention here, elected these offi
cers today:
President, V. C. Kioever, Philadelphia;
general sec retary. Luther M. Kuhna, J
Omaha, Neb.; assistant general secretary,
lla.ry Hodges, Philadelphia; treasurer. C.
T. A. Anderson, rhicoo; secretaries. Rev.
C. K. Huriton, Salem, Va.; Ilev. 1'. H.
Roth, Beloit. Wis.; Rev. George 11.
Schnur. 8t. Paul.
According to the report of the statis
tical secretary there are l.tud organisa
tions In the country, w th a membership
of 4s. 1W.
MISSING MAIL POUCH FOUND
Sack Made I p at Nebraska City DIs-
rutrrril by Sectluu. Hand Near
Leavenworth, Kaa.
l.EAVKN WORTH, Kan.. Oct. IS . A mall
pouch lost from a BurllnKton train on Sep
tember 2i was found near this city tonight
by a Section hand. It had been reported as
missing at the local poslofflce.
The pouch contained letters from the
northwest, having been made up at Ne
braska City.
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Furs
Furs
Genuine American Beaver
Coats, 30 ins. long, worth
$100, here at.. $G9.00
XXXX Near Seal Coats,
with genuine be a v er
shawl collar, a great bar
gain, at $49.00
100 Sample Fur Sets
In Russian lynx, fox,
blended squirrel, the $15
values, in newest shapes,
great bargains at $8.90
Children's Cloth Coats
Sizes 1 to 14 years, in all
colors, bearskins, friezes
and faucies, to $7.50 val
ues, at $2.95
Other Splendid Values in
Children's Coats, nob
biest new styles, at $5.00,
$7.50, $10.00 up.
Pe5rsL Weclcivcar 25c
A beautiful line of the latest nov
elties in Ladles' Neckwear; plain
and Persian designs, regular 60c
quality, at 25
Lot 3 300 Trimmed Hats,
regular $6.00 and $7.00 val
ues; in Saturday's sale at
one price $3.50
Liquor Dept. Specials
6-year Old Whiskies- Maryland
liye or Tennessee "White Corn;
per quart 75c
Per gallon $2.50
8-year Old Whiskies Weldon
Springs, Cedar Brook, Over
holt, Ouckenheimer, Shenly,
etc.; full quarts $1.00
.Per gallon .' .$3.50
Bottled-ln-Bond Whittkles Golden
Sheaf, Winchester, Iler's Pure Rye,
etc.; best high grade goods, qt $1.00
FIRST
it
Pays
Fattest Man
Visits Omaha
Ernest Schleuning; of Eapid City At
tracts Attention at Hen
shaw Hotel.
If you see the fattest and all-around big
gest man you ever saw strolline along
r'arn&m street, you may know that you
have met Karnest Bchleuiiing of Rapid
City, B. D., for he is registered at the
llenshaw and It is his custom to take ex
erclss ,by walking uround the front of the
hotel.
iir. Schleuning weighs pounds, and
despite his avoirdupois, he is remarkably
agile. A few yems ajju he run a foot lace
with a Oeadwood amateur athlete and
Won the. me. hi nee then ha has hud nu
merous other offers to run, but none of
the challenges have been accepted. He
declares fool racing Is too niucll like work
and that while ha does not object to work,
ue wauls the woi k lo be of a kind that
yields some beneficial returns. Mr. Schleun
ing is dlstrlbut.ng agent for a brtwery and
has chaige of a larye section of South
Dakota territory. He Is a lilai k K'l'ls.
pioneer, being a compatriot of John Treher,
one of the first settlers of Deadwood. lid
is accompanied by ids daughter, who is
doing some extensive shopping in Omaha's
big stores. Mr. Schleuning will remain
here several days.
HOLDUPS TO PLEAD GUILTY
Men Who Hebbed Walaat Hill Phar
uaey llroagbt Bark and Will
Take Mealrlae.
James Evans and Charles Marlry, the
two men who are charged with holding up
the Walnut Hill pharmacy a short time
ago, were brought in from St. Joseph last
night by Detectives Ring and McDonald.
The men weie arrested In ut. Juseph lat
Matchless Values in
Winter Underwear
For the Young and Old, Big and little, all sizes and
Qualities, from the Big Manufacturers'
Purchase, on sale Saturday at
Abou Half Regular Price
Men's Underwear
Complete llange of SUes I'nlon
Suits, worth to $6.00, very
finest quality wool and silk and
wool garments; on sale Satur
day at, choice $2 and $3
I'nlon Suits Worth $2.00, in
heavy fleeced or Jersey ribbed;
Saturday fJS
All Wool Shirts or Drawers, val
ues to $2.00; in all Colors
t 75 OH
Shirts or Drawers, heavy fleeced
or Jersey ribbed, to $1.00 val
ues 39 and 40
MEN'S FVKMSHINUS
Outing Flannel (towns, in all col
ors, $1.50 values; on sale Sat
urday 75
Sample (loves and Mittens, lined
or unlined, to $1.00 values: at,
choice 4t)
Illue Flannel Shirts, $2.00 values,
all sizes )8p
Men's Colored Laundered Shirts
Shirts with or without col
lars; up to $2.50 values
t 49 1 98
Sweater Coat, worth to $10.00,
at
$2.50 $2.98 S3.50 $1.00
and $4.50
There's real comfort for the
kiddles in Dr. Denton's Sleeping
Garments. We show complete
lines here.
Extra Specials in Drug Dept.
For Saturday
10c Java Rice Face Powder for.BBo
2fin Panitnl Tooth Powder for.. 190
10c Jap Rose or Palm Olive Soap
at two bars for., 1
1l)r William ' BimVlne Soap for. Bo
lOo. Shinola Shoe Poltxh for So
Five bars Wool Soap for lo
One bin lot of 10c Toilet Kohp. h-
sorted, will no at, bar 6o; 6 for 93o
Hardware
Waffle Irons for To
Coal Hods for 90o
Brooms for 3SO
Furnace Shovel, fits inside furnace
door worth 75o lone to a customer i,
for 3
Galvanised Wash Boiler for S0
Large Wash Tub for 8o
Medium Tub for
Small Tub for ejo
'ails for 1
week. Hi. Nelson, who was the party held
up, having identified the picture of Uarley
In the rogues' gallery at the police station.
The men will waive preliminary examina
tion and plead guilty.
RUSTIN INSURANCE TRIAL TO
BE HELD IN LOUISVILLE
Test ( as to Un to a Jsry, with Moat
of the Testimony by Dep
ositions. Mrs. Frederick llust.n left Omaha Fri
day for Chicago and Louisville. At the
latter city will be Called November 7 In
district court the test case whereby will
bo determined whether Mrs. Rustln Is to
receive the t:!Q,tic0 worth of accident in
surance taken out by ker husband. lr.
Rustin.
A stipulation has been signed by the at
torneys on either side that the result of
one case shall ipttle all. Depositions were
taken a few weeks ago In Omaha and
Denver for this trial and most of the evi
dence of the plaintiff will be presented to
the Jury In this form. A good deal of the
defense's evidence will also he given In
this way, including the testimony of Abble
Itice. which was taken in Denver following
tlie deposing here.
The defense Is confident of victory on
On
Sale ffS
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lite
A food compounded from Wheat, Oata, Rice and
Barley. Most palatable, nourishing and healthful
food.
Ask Your Grocer,
Ladies' Underwear
Complete Ilange
of Sizes I'nlon
Suits, worth to
$2.00, Jersey or
Swiss ribbed
part wool or
flperrrt medium u
or heavy weight v
v I V -if ' '
... i i I - V
nix I'nlon Suits,
all kinds and
colors, worth up
to $6.00, at
$2.."0 $2.98
and $3.0O
Harvest Mills In
derwear, vests
or pants, worth
to $1.50, at--75c"
and 08C
Fine I'ndervest
and runts, all
wool, gray or
camel's hair, to
$2.50 values
$1 and $t.50
Jersey Hibbod
and Fleeee Lined Vests and
l'aiit.4, values to $1.00: on sale
at 25 39 and 49
LADIKS' Fl HMSH1X(;S.
Outing Flannel Gowns values tQ
$1.50; choice. 4o 75c 98C
Manufactui-ers' Sample IIohp
Lisles, mercerized, some silk
embroidered; also fine cash
mere, values up to 75c at,
choice 25J
Warm, Dependable Underwear
for the Little Ones Greatly
I'nder Ileal Worth.
Children's All Wool I nion Suits,
regular values up to $1.50
at 98
Heavy Fleeced I'nlon Suits, $1.00
quality; in Saturday's sale 49
Shirts and Drawers, heavy fleeced
or Jersey ribbed, 50c values, all
sizes, at 25
50c Manicure Mlssors for ISO
60c Nail Ruffers for 3So
) i6 arUHrt Knpid Flow Fountain
Syringe for B9o
$3.00 Syringe and Bottle, guaranteed
for one yetr, for 91.96
$2.60 Wellington Hyrlnge and Bot
tle, g-uaranteed for five years,
for 19.00
Lindsay Magic Inverted
Light, complete with globe
and mantel 49c
Two Manteh Inverted or
upright; Saturday . . . .15?
Red Wing Toilet Set Slop jar,
wash bowl and pitcher; Satur
day for 08
English lllue Willow Oupa, Sau
cers and riates, IS pieces; Sat
urday 89
Baking Dishes 6, 8 and 10-Inch,
tor 10
Deparlment
ISO Hatchets for 38s
iuod Hntchet for 9 So
Men's Handled Axns, worth $1, 6UO
'lisco Lanterns for 49o
lrontiif Board, with stand
rv
1
lleamers for ...ISO ar
Prow nil- lloasters for 960 1
Uilp I'ans for 100 I
Vfc blue enameled white Inside 16- a
quart Water falls, only 40 4
liisv enunuded for 360
. .Wo y
the ground that the policies provided that
the Insurer should not lay violent hands
upon himself, and a "suicide pact" would
come to the same thin. Also It is la
evidence that Dr. Kutin swore that ha
had no other accident Insurance at the
time of taking out several of (lie policies.
'i'ho plaintiff basts trust In the mystery
Nurroundlng Dr. Kustln's death and the
fact that the suicide compact was not so
well established as to convince the Jury
which tried Davis. Tlie theory of the de
fense is that how Dr. Rustln died no one
knows or will tell for certain because It
cannot be clearly shown he committed sui
cide or procured some one to kill him, thia
defense, says the plaintiff, is not good.
CADETS MOVE UP A NOTCH
I Several Promotions Are Announced la
Military Wlsi of Omaha illah
ftchool.
Promotions have ben made In the cadet
regiment of the Omaha Hitch school and
went Into effect Tour-day, October 27.
Several changes in the staff weie made In
order to fill vacancies canned by cadets
leaving school.
Following are the promotions: Captain
and quartermaster, M'yman Becbe; regi
mental quartermaster sergeant, Malcomb
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