THE BEK; OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 101.1.
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ADVANCE HOLIDAY SALE
of Pianos and Player Pianos
Our Advance Holiday Bale of Pianos and Player Pianoe begins tomorrow
morning-, Nov. 10. Mr. Bohmoller'i large Pnrohase of STEW Kirn Oracle Bample
Pianos at than coat has erowded our floora. We muit make room for our
Holiday Stock that la arriving dally, o will proceed to
SACRIFICE 500 PIANOS
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
INTEREST RATES THE SAME
Building And Loan Companies Will
Not Change This Year.
DEMAND FOR MONEY 18 GOOD
tncllrntlnna A rr that I.nne SI Month
of (hp Year Will tip In the N.
nre of TtrrorcJ nrealters
for Associations,
I Mm ta'iTT.aTTi
Free Trial
FOR ONE MONTH
Of Any Piano In Your Own
Homo
X look at our floora will oonrlnoa you of th crowded condition w are
In. and that our only raoourta la to ancrlflca proflta for quick ealea. OUR
MIBTOBTUNB IS TOUS OPPORTUNITY. Ooma In and g-at tba piano you
want at WKOXJ2SAXX price. Tou'U never again duplioata the bargatna wa
offar.
NO CASH PAYMENT DOWN
Free Stool Free Scarf Freo Life Insurance
Make Your Selection
from the World's Best
"Wa carry a oomplata Una of tna
following' world-famoui
PIANOS
Steinway Weber
Hardman Emerson
Steger & Sons McPhail
Lindoman & Sons
And Our Own
Schmollor& Mueller Piano
Pianola Player Pianos
Hteimvny, Weber, Wheolock,
Stock, Technola, Htroud,
Stnyresnnt.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE BARGAINS
$ 75
$100
taaa Kerlloh Upright,
now .,
S250 Decker It Son Upright
now . . .... v . ........ .'.
9300 Faaia Upright,
now . ...... . . .
3278 Oaylord Upright,
now
8900 Emerson Upright,
now , , . ,
$300 Kimball Upright, I l C
now
$350 Bohmoller Ji Mueller
Upright, now
$110
$125
$260
$190
$405 Btagar Bona Upright, J Q g
$550 Chlckerlng & Bon
Upright, now
$750 Statnway Upright,
now . . .
$1,300 Chlckarlng & Son
Grand, now
$1,350 Btalnway Grand,
now
$550 ISahogany Caaa riayar 29Q
$600 Harrington Player,
now . . . i .
$295
$595
$200
$625
$320
FREE
Beautiful $150 Diamond Ring
Qivcn Away Christmas Eve
XTo purchase naoaaaary. Blm
ply atap In th atora and reg
ister your hum and receive a
ticket on tha ring. Don't mlaa
thla opportunity.
Sohmoller
EntabllBhod 1850. Oldont
I'lnno House In tlio WosU
& Mueller Piano Co.
1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha
While no meeting to fix upon an agree,
rrent haa been held, It In practically cer
tnlii that with the building and loan
companies, the dividend and Interest rate
next sour wilt bo the (tame as In the
past. Tho dividends will remain at 6 per
rent and tho Interest rates to borrowers
6C-10 per cent.
Thorn had been considerable talk of
cutting tho dividend rate and letting th
Interest rato stand unchanged, but with
nil of the companies, business haa been
unusually (rood during the Inst year and
the officers of the several companies
have concluded to let well enough alone.
With alt of the local building and loan
companies, the In ft half of the present
year Is going to bo one of tha best si
months periods In the history of the as
sociations. The deposits for Investment
have been honvy and nt the same tlma
there has been an unusually good de
mand for money for the erection of homos
In tho city
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Life ins? Yes. Fenn Mutual. Gould.
lighting fixtures. Burgess-Clranden Co.
Fidelity Btorage c Van Co. Doug. 1516.
Hare Boot Print It Now Beacon l'rcss.
Holler Skating at Chambers' Farnam
ireet entruuec. Vhonn Douglas 1S71.
Chambers' School of Dancing Now
Open Social, aesthetic and stage dan
cing taught Telephone pouglas 1871.
Japanese Admiral Coming Knroute
homo from what has practically hcen u
tour of the world, Communder General
Masul of the Imperial navy of Japan will
be In Omaha Krlday morning. Ho arrives
at t.lC on tho Northwestern-Union Pac
WJs's No. 17, and will he hero something
like twenty minutes. Instead of 'Occupy
ing a private car, ho Is, traveling moro
like an ordinary passenger, having a, sec
tldn In one of the sleepers. Krom hero
he goes to San Francisco, from whence
he calls.
Two are Hound Over Wm, Drake and
Benjamin Thonins, arrested for breaking
and entering the Omaha Credit Clothing
company, XH South Sixteenth street, and
carrying away merchandise valued at sev
eral hundred dollars, were arraigned be
fore Judge Foster and bound over to tho
district court with bonds placed at fl.OOO
each.
Spoons Too Cheap John lirlggs, a
farm laborer hailing from Canada, was
housed In tho city Jail Tuesday evening
charged with A most serious offense.
Ilrlggs waa attempting to sell six ten
spoons of a cheap make, and ow(ng to
this fact ho was locked up. John declares
ho brought tho spoons from Canada, but
he w'ill remain In a cell until the ca.io
Is InNestlgail,. ,
Arrested bnt Not Held John McCarthy
of Buttu, Mont , was nrrcstod on sus
picion of being an ex-convict by ON
fleers Wood nnd Iltcti, ,was released by
Judge Kostor. McCarthy's description- tal
lied with that of a wanted man, but he
proved satisfactorily to the court that ho
had never been In trouble Bnd had but
lately arrived In Omaha from Uutte.
Mont., Uiero ho Is engaged In business.
FESTIVAL AT HOLY FAMILY
CHURCH A BIG SUCCESS
Over half a thousand ptoplo crowded
Into tho Holy Family Parish school build
ing Tuesday night to enjoy the first night
of the three-day festival that tha church
Is holding In order to ralso fundB for the
church. Uveiy4Kdy who attended the
festival wus loud In praise of the event
nnd nil expensed "hopo that It would bo
held again. Tho fair will continue to
night ami Thursday night.
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Business Men of Omaha:
A movement has been launched
in this city which will change the
character of the flower of its
citizenship the boys and girls, the
young men and women on whom
will soon rest its destiny.
The Omaha National Bank is or
ganizing the
"Omaha Thrift Club"
which is calculated to educate the
members in matters of thrift.
It has set aside part of its profits
for the purpose, which will be given
to the members in the form of a
bonus if they comply with the rules.
All they have to do is make 48
weekly deposits of $1, $2 or $3;
after they nave done this they need
not fear the future, for they will
have acquired the knowledge of
"how to get on in the world."
Your co-operation is solicited to
help make Omaha a "City of Thrift."
Join yourselves. Your influence
will help greatly. Only one mem
bership issued to each person. Our
"Thrift Magazine" will be sent free
to the members. Membership rolls
will close in a few days. Act now.
Omaha National Bank
Seventeenth and Farnam Sts.
Saving Dept. Street Floor
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Local Woodmen
Renew Fight on
Head Officers
About U0 memberi; nrtanded an open
meeting of tho n. & M. camp. Modern
Woodmen of America, at Modern Wood
men halt, Fifteenth and Douglas streets,
last evening to hear talks by prominent
members of the Woodmen Insurgent
movement. The speeches urged those
present and their absent fellows to fight
for the control of the next head camp
In order to oust the present head officers,
who aro held responsible by tho insurgent
federation for the attempted raise ot
lnsurnnco rates.
Gcorgo Magney, county attorney, made
a forceful talk on tho subject, as did J, V
Rrecn of South Omaha. The speaker ol
the evening, Dr. J. 11. Itcghtol ot Hast
ings, president of the national federation
of Insurgent woodmen, flayed thu officers
of the head camp, whom, he asserted, not
cnly attempted to secure the postage of
tho ridiculously high rate ot Insurance,
but when they were defeated by the
courts, turned right around and pretended
thry were against tho measure entirely.
Dr. Deghtol advanced soma Interesting
and startling Ideas on the manner n
which the head camp has seen fit to con
duct affairs, and was loudly applauded,
Tho next head camp meeting Is to bt
held In June of tho coming year.
If. A. Day presided and besides Intro
ducing the speakers, saw to It that re
freshments and entertainment were never
lax. lfenry Tnggart rendered several ex
cellent numbers on the banjo.
Box of Prince OW Cigarettes, $1.00
too Prince Otaf pure, imotth, mild Claarattee. A bl.nd ofhlth grid.
Tobacco, rich In flavor and perfect la Satisfaction. Prlc.tl.oo.
Gorman SiWer Cigarette Cae
Thla cigarette cat la mifnlflcmtlr
declined, made to At althar tha breait
or hip pocV.t. A baautlrul and uaerul
article. Site 3 14 1 3 14.
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AmW
Gftrttl
Held.r-
An attractive
gift, Meat plott
ing to any mta.
Length 1 31.
If you could
buy all these
articles from
your dealer
for $1.00 you
would do it
quick.
No retail tobacco dealer, in fact no tobacco com
pany that maintains stores, can afford to sell all
these articles for $1.00. They would lose money.
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We have
salesmen.
Chicago Attorney to
Speak at FNaiB'Rith
Sunday will be tl'Nal R'ltlth day among
the Jews ot Omaha. The celebration,
which Is an unusual one, waa Instituted
originally to arouse enthusiasm among
followers of the faith In the prorogation
of Its welfare. Arrangements for the
day's program are In charge of the two
local lodges, the Nebraska and William
McKlnley, together with the ladles' aux
iliary of the latter.
llujo Sonnenscheln, a prominent attor
ney of Chicago and one of the past pre
Idcnts of the district grand lodge, is
coming especially for the occasion. A
reception committee of representatives
from each lodge and the auxiliary will
meet the honored guest at the depot In
the morning and will escort him about
tho city.
At 2:30 p. m. tho Nebraska and William
McKlnley lodges will hold a Joint meet
ing and grand Initiation, as well as to
participate in the oxtenslve arrangements
for the celebration.
The committee in charge ot the banquet
to be tendered Mr. Sonnenscheln reports
that plates for ZOO guests have been or
dered at Hotel Loyal at o'clock Sunday
evening. I-ater In tho evening a splendid
program has been prepared for the meet
ing at Temple Israel, where Mr. Sonnen
scheln will speak lo the general public.
WARRANT SWORN OUT FOR
ARREST OF MACE R. CLUFF
Warrant for the arrest of Mace R.
Cluff, 2625 Emmet street, on the charge of
abetting and aiding tho delinquency ot
Mildred Hill. S414 Wirt street, was filed
by the Juvenile authorities.
The allegation Include that Cluff en
ticed the girl to take an automobile ride
and that she did not return home that
night to her parents. While gone, her
folks sought the help of the police, be
llevlng her kidnaped.
CITY TREASURER HAS
OVER MILLION IN CASH
City Treasurer W. O. Ure had $1,311.
347.03 city cash on hand November 1. ac
cording to C. B. McDonald, city comp
troller, who checked up the treasurer's
accounts. This amount Is about one-third
the actual cash usually carried by the
treasurer, Mr. Ure having Invested large
sums In Interest-drawing securities.
STANDARD OIL HAS
DECLARED DIVIDEND
C. U. AHeman, president of the Stand
ard Oil company of Nebraska, announces
that tho directors of his company have
declared tha regular semi-annual divi
dend of 110 a ahare and an extra dividend
of K t share, payable December 20, 1913.
to holders ot record November 20, 1113.
no retail stores, no clerks, no
This expense is cut out. We
sell all our goods by mail direct. Deliver
ies by Parcel Post, prepaid.
To introduce our PRINCE OLAF Cigar
ettes in your City we make you this most
unusual ?ffer.
With a box of 100 PRINCE OLAF
Cigarettes at $1.00 w present you abso
lutely free.
1. An engraved German Silver
Cigarette Case, concaved to fit
the vest pocket. Durable and
attractive.
2. A genuine Iron Amber Cigar
ette Holder, atylish and up-to-date.
The kind you have wanted.
This is the greatest value
ever offered for $1.00.
PRINCE OLAF are cigarettes of a mild,
smooth, Turkish blend. At retail stores
PRINCE OLAF would cost you at least
15c for a box of 10. We want you to try
them. We know that if you once smoke
them they will become your favorite brand.
That why we are offering you 100
PRINCE OLAFS for $1.00, together with
these beautiful gifts.
How We Can Afford to Make
This Offer
The Kolo Company, Incorporated, which
is making you this offer, is the most pro
gressive mail order tobacco house in the
world. On account of our enormous
business carried on by mail, we save the
heavy expense of maintaining many stores
and salesmen. Thus we can afford to give
better cigarettes for the money than can
be purchased in any other way, and we can
afford to give these profit-sharing premiums.
You are fully protected when you deal
with the Kolo Company. This Company
is incorporated under the New York State
laws, is entirely responsible, and will re
fund your $1.00 at once on return of goods
if you are not entirely satisfied with what
you purchase.
Take advantage of thU wonderful
Chrwtmas offer. Fill out the cou
pon below and mail to us at once
with $1.00. Do it at once while
thk offer hold. ,
KOLO COMPANY, Inc.
114-118 Liberty Street New York City
HOW TO SEND TOUR ORDER CIGARETTES
To order a bos of J 00 Princ. Oltf Ci&irettea and
receive these presents, write your nam and addreu
plainly en tha coupon below, cut off and mail with $1.00 to
KOU) CMffAirr. tac.lU-lU UWrt St, Knr T.rk Otr, N. T
CUT OFF THIS COUPON
Kolo Company, Inc., Dtpt. J2f)
.IM-mUWySl. New York atr.H.Y
Qtntlamen. Enclatad plit find I1A0 far which piaiae aand ma
prepaid bf parcel pott 100 Princ OltfClfrrtt.t.
Also pleaaa i.nd me.abaolutelr frta,theOtrman Silver Cigarette
Caia and tha Cigarette Holder.
Ifthegeee'sare net tl.f.ctory.you will nfund ma th.tlOO
at one. upon my returning tha gosde ts you
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Youth's Snicker
Lands Him in Jail
Charlea Kishklsh, If years old, who
lives at 1307 South Thirteenth street,
owes to a hilarious snicker his confine
ment In the city Jail and forthcoming
difficulties with the Juvenile authorities.
Charles was In a theater at Thirteenth,
and Pierce streets, and a small vial ot
Chinese snuff burned mightily In hi
pocket. When the pianist abruptly broke
off an ubiquitous rag In the very middle
ot a likable bar and took to violent
sneezing, Charley cpuld not restrain u
mirthful chuckle.
The manager ot the theater heard the
laugh and wondered. When a score or
more patrons began to sneese, he under
stood, and with the youth firmly
grasped by on ear, he held him for thu
patrol wagon.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-P. U Willis of
the firm of I fart 1 1 no it Willis, pharma
cists, suffered groatly from asthma and
bronchitis, -so bad he Could not attend to
business. As ha writes; "I got no relief
until I took Holey's Homy and far Com
pound. U entirely removed those choking
sensations and nover failed to produce an
easy and comfortable condition of the
throat and lungs." Remember the name,
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, and
accept no substitute. In the yellow pack
age. For sale by all dealers everywhere.
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SATURDAY WILL BE 2I0N
BAPTIST CHURCH TAG DAY
Saturday will b the third annual tag
oay for the Zlon Colored Baptist church
Permission haa been granted the church
ptople by Mayor Da hi man to tag pedes
trians on the street. The proceeds of the
sale, are to go towards defraying the ex
pense ot erecting a new edifice.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1 J. M Butler chief clerk ot the railway
ma 'I service at Lincoln. Is in Omaha,
Ills business here Is not official.
Mrs. J. McVeln of Denvtr, who came
' to Omaha to attend the funeral of her
brother, b'amue! Maclod, will return to
I her borne next Saturday-
"All Ready"
Comes the will to din
nor. Are you interest
ed! la your appetite
keen, and waiting! Is
your digestion normal
and bowels regular? If
not, we urge a trial of
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
at once. For 60 years
it has proven a great
aid to sufferers from
Stomach, Liver nnd
Bowel disorders.
Has the Bell Telephone
supplanted the social let.
ter for you? Many have
found the telephone the
more pleasant and con
venient way.
The long distance tele
phone talk is direct and
personal, going almost in
stantly and comprehend,
ing both message and
reply.
And, too, telephoning
is congenial, permitting
those little, intimate, per
sonal chats almost like
a face-to-face talk.
Ask "Long Distance'
rales anywhere.
for
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Viilting famous dlles and conntrie on a
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135 dayg $900 and up
tactudlog Ebora Trips and an Btcuury expcaiu.
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REST AMI HEALTH Tl HITHER AW Will.
Mas. Wiiows eooraiNO Bravr baa been
BMd fororar SIXTY YKARfl by MILLIONS ol
MOTHERS for th.tr ClIlUSxEN WltlLlt
YSttTHIKO, with PHBFKCT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES tha CHILD. SOFTHN8 the GUMS.
ALLAYb a'l rAIN -, CUKES WIND COLIC, aad
u the best remedy for DIAXRHCKA. It la ab
solutely harmless. B sure and ask for Mrs.
Wloslsw'a Saothlog Syrup," and take bo other
WINTER CRUISES
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"Adriatic' MLaMreBtic"
"Celtic" "Megaatic"
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