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Our Annual Bedding Sale
An Important September Event
Our Bedding Section is n oonstnnt exhibtion of the best
to 1e lind. A Few of Tomorrow's Bargains: '
66x80 White Wool Blankets, .1-inch iink border, a reg
our regular $10.00 Blanket, $8.95 a pair.
66x80 All Vool Blankets, in gray and tan, regular
price $5.00, $4.29 a pair
70x80 All Wool Plaids in pink, bine; yelloTr and helio,
our reguar $10.00 Blanket,. $8.95 a par.
72x84 Lamb's Wool Comfortables, in fancy silk tops, in
pink, helio, blue and yellow, actually worth $9.00, $6 each.
The Store for Shirtwaists
Attractive Blouses from .... .T. .$2.95 to $6.50
Our. Ladies' Tailoring Department
in connection with the Dress Goods Section.
The women of Omaha rind vicinity are presented with
an unusual .opportunity to have garments made to order
CORHECTLY.
We have over twenty-five hundred patterns In woolen
materials alone, besides silks, satins and velvets. With
an experienced designer and fitter in charge of our shop,
we are confident in assuring you exclusive styles and
superior workmanship.
We make every sort of apparel, from separate skirts
to opera cloaks. .
The Fur Shop
Second Floor
Presents an entirely new'
ptock of fashionable furs at
reasonable prices: Fox, Hud
son Seal, Lynx, Mink, Pitch,
Wolf, Marten and other pop
ular furs in sets, separate
pieces and novelty styles.
The prices: $3.50 to $185.
Our collection of Fur Coats
is very extensive, including
Broadtail, Mink, Hudson
Seal, Pony and Astrakhan.
The prices: $27.50 to $375.
"You buy furs here with
assurance.
Women's
Hosiery
At 2jc a pair we have one
of the best wearing hose
made. Superior Lisle with a
heavy reinforced heel and
'toe and garter top.
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AMD SIXTEENTH ATrtCSTtl
BERLIN IGNORANT
OF MOYES IN WEST
German General Staff Gave Fublio
No Details Until YeiteTday of
General Campaign.
i i
PEOPLE ARE VERY ANXIOUS
MilfmtBt lasaed Dec-tare AH
toriea that Rattles lafavor-
l airae.
SOME HIGHTffl THE HOTEL
Red Devils Take it Unto Themselves
to Go on a Little Tear.
XING AK UNABLE TO STOP THEM
Uul'y Part that Oit More dhow
Mm Br (ilven . Stops Then
front Kndln Season and
Farnltirr,
It wsJ rather a wild hlnht at Kins; Ak.
Far Ben Den taut nlsht. It was Omaha
nllht. .nd to all Intent and purposes the
U: rtgulsr show and Initiation night of
tin ion., A pedal ahow and Inltla-tl-m
Ix to be put on Wednesday evenlnf
Cor i ha banker of tha tate when they
i lirre for their convention, but never
tht.j. ry ol normal rOle cf tha gome,
a n'ght wa tha last performance of
'.I . i'm ,
fr. Joy got a bit loose In thrlr
).:, t f,n tfce itii: This by no mean de-
- t' from the general effect of the
1 1 o .
Charles Time Cornea.
f Charm Gardener la SI ways more
r' ' spectacle .in red tight. Wall,
i ' i or tha ttrlnt of Inferior "devlla" on
t'o I'm liivs Ion thought so, too. So
I nt-tYl they made freo with the head
(.mm Yea. and Charlie was not craay
vt '.lie liberties they took, so he had to
n.-. "i himietf with a bedKlat to uphold his
i y. . , ''
Tti'n n iif Pui:n. the head coal atoker,
'j ptrV'c j!V!y stubborn about tha mat
ter! vf aliovetlng coal with a snow-hovel.
Ho argjed the matter ao long that Hill
Laateace luct the cue until at last he
"tumhlcd" that the chief waa only killing
time until the music should start, for h
wantrri to sing and the orchestra had
forxotten about him. , . .' .
It was a temptation for the boy to tear
up the flxturra, being the last rftght but
they had to remember that the special
rhow for tha bankers waa scheduled' for
Wednesday and that the fixtures, wagon,
cart, bull and all, would be much' needed.
: Tka f pea kins Staata.
Everett Buckingham presided ever the
speaking. Ha praised the entire staff of
tha troupe and pointed out that there are
many faithful boys In minor parts In tbe
ahow wh do not get a due amount of
credit In tha course of a year. Ed Simon
poke of tha days In the legislature when
h could not aee Ma way clear to vote
for bills Buckingham wanted and he. felt
that Burklngnam was getting even by
making him apeak.
Dr. II. M. McClegnahan spoke of Omaha
as a surgical and hospital city and Ar
thur MMIen spoke of the great amount
of advertising Omaha gets out of Ak-6ar-Ben
the nation over.
F. M. Martin waa the tango victim of
the evening.
Tha ticket books for admittance to the
show have run out. The book covert
will be accepted at the gate Wednesday
evening for admittance.
It was announced that the organization
now haa 2,4M paid members.
State Federation
" of Labor Meeting
(Front a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Neb., Pent- lS.(Rpeclal Tel
tRram ) The annual convention of the
State Federation of Labor was In session
here today.. The delegatea to the number
of 109 were welcomed by Meyar Frank
Kerung and Ooyernor Morenead' and the
response was ntnde by Prrsldent Charles
P. Towle of the assftclation; , '
. It Is understood that the university re
moval, tax reform, woman Suffrage, the
workmen's compensation act and other
treasures to be vottd on ths fall will re
ceive, consideration before the session la
over.
Other sneakers were Qeorge Lockntr of
Lincoln Typographical union, Mra. Al E.
Rrkly, William Maupin and President
Reynolds of the state organisation.
f the lines on .the ground that the Mexi
can government owns a majority of the
stock. The authorised capital Is UTO.COO.O"!
Kotd. of which practically all the rommon
stock Is held by the Mexican, government.
The system has a total of mileage of
more than 6,OtO, most of all standard
guage, practically covering Mexico. There
are various Issues of bonds of tha princi
pal company and the constltutent com
panies, the system absorbed In l!"i. The
total stocka and bonds la nearly m0M,i.
Headache Stops,
Neuralgia Gone
Nerve-racking, spitting or dull, throb
bing headaches yield In Just a few mom
enta to .Dr. James' Headache Powders
which ,coal only 10 cents a package, at
any drug stpra . Jfa the quickest, surest
headache relief ir, tha whole, world. Don't
Buffer! Relieve tha agony and distress
now! Tou can. " Millions of men and
women, have found that headache or neu
ralgia misery U needless. Qet what you
ask for. Advertisement.
Decline in Prices
, of ;Wheat Checked
CHICAOO. ' Pept. ffi.-The 'decline In
wheat prices based, on reported successes
of the allies whs checked this morning on
ths Board of Trade. Msy wheat, which
closed at l.ll yesterdsy, ; aold toi ri.lfi
In tha first fifteen minutes of trading. -
AMERICANS TRAVELING ON
FOOT AREJVELL TREATED
LONDON. Sept. lH.-Tle' correspondent
of tha 'Dally New at Oatend says that
two .Americana who arrived there from
nrueaels , made the trip partly by foot.
They had a rough time of It, but wherever
they met Uerrriam the waving i.f their
American passports .secured them polite
treatment. At Bottegem, they came on
a party of Clcrman soldlera In a tavern
and th lieutenant In charge of tha party
Invited the Americana to sing a song for
them.. The Americans obliged and the
Germans re-lproca,ted ,by providing them
with a good Uinner.
THIRTY-FIVE DIE IN WRECK
(Continued from Pnge One.)
,
given out at the 'Frisco office here today
ss follows:
HKNRY tVAfiONKR, H.irrioon, Ark.
W. A. UHILDKHS, Clover. Mo.
Mils'. John BYKRH, Thayer, Mo.
J. H. BToCKTlLL, BpritiKllclo. Mo.,
flremsn.
Vk-kaON .PALVIN, Rumloy, Ark.
OfcXiHUK rOKKY, Uren Forest. rk
H. W. NKWKIKK, Hsnniball, Mo.
C. NEAL, Ketchiim, Okl.
MR.-. ISLlAUUTH ROSTF.TTER.
Alliance, (i.
JUH MVKRt, Thayer. Mo.
LKNA MYRItr. Thuyer. Mo.
IM1UY I'KKItY,' Hilores unknown.
. r.ius ( ALvlN, Huniley, Ark.
w. v. Nayler, Kprliiirtleld, Mo.
A1018T WKTNfc.lt, Ht. Louis, Mo.
t'niilentlllM riend:
WOMAN, (3 yer old, upper front teeth
out, lower teeth crooked ; black hair,
slight trace of gray; black dress, black
shoes, no Jewelry. Thought to be1 Mrs.
Ueorse Brown. i
BOY, 14 yesrs old.
WOMAN, aged ii; opal ring. .
MAN. 6 yeara old; clasp pin, Initials
"E. P. W."
MAN, 62 year old. plain band ring, In
itials "R. E5. Y.", laumlry mik "E.F).Y."
WOMAN, 45 years old:, blacq bead neck
lace, gold pin and plain band ring.
WOMAN, aged 3.
WOMAN, aged 4U to M; auburn hair,
glasses, no tower teeth, three teeth above
protude.
OIRU It or IS years; blue set' ring;
gold plated bar pin; wore allppera and
white stockings.
WOMAN, wore bracelet; half moon pin
crescent: set pink ring, coral cameo;
pearl necklace.
WOMAN, 3& to 2 years old; wore ring
engraved "E. V to T. K. April X, 1812.'1
.WOMAN, aged , blonde, weight 1S5
pounds. ' . .
BOY. 7 yeara old, blue pants, red. striped
shirt, ring bearing Initial "K"
OMAHA YOUTHS TAKEN AT
SCHUYLER FOR AUTOTHEFT
(Copyright. 1914, by Tress Publishing Co.)
ROTTERDAM. Sept. 16 -(8peclal Cable
gram to New York World and Omaha
Bee l Berlin Is not allowed to know tha
exact facta about the last few days of
fighting and public opinion In the tier
msn capital not only is 111 Informed, but
anxious) and fearful. Not until yesterday
was the public given any details. Then
the German general staff declared that
movements had taken place, which had
led to a new battle, which was favorable
to the German army.
"All the news published by the enemy
stating that the battle Is unfavorable to
ns I untrue," reads the statement "Stnco
Beptember a new battle haa begun on
the front from Farla, Verfiun. Nancy and
French Lorraine. Tha German army haa
kept Its position and I'pper Alsace has
been cleared from tha enemy by the army
of General von Hotrengin."
The German story of oref'o" between
September t and f Is Interesting. Tha
general staff claims that the allies' sortie
from Paris In the direction of Cropy
wbs. repulshed by th army of General
von Kluck on September 6 and S, not
withstanding that tha sortie on the sec
ond dsy was supported by French, artll
lery. Ths statement continues:
"At the same time the field army waa
sttarked on tha line from Meaux to Mont
Mlralf. The weal part of tha German
right wing at ropy have withdrawn
owing to the overwhelming forte of tha
enemy. Notwlthatandlng that the rrench
attack has been brokon and the with
drawn German wing baa captured fifty
French cannons and 4.000 prisoners.
"The French hava not succeeded In
breaking through tho German center, tut
on J he contrary ' have been forced badk
on Verdun. The outer defense of Ver
dun have already beeq taken. Tha at
tack on the Una between Verdun and
To.ut was begun at tha aame time from
the east and west."
BELGIANS FALL INTO '
TRAP OF GERMANS
(Continued from PngeOne)
Two young msn, giving their names aa
R. A, Hoops and James Gregory, both of
i Omaha, were arrested at Schuyler yes
j terdayt at noo charged with stealing a
' Hudson car, supposed, to belong to Frank
Benaon. Tha ccr was stolen from Twen
tieth and Farnam atreeta, according to
reporta to tha local police, Monday eve
ning. Hoops and Gregory were placed In
the ffc'huyler countr Jail until Douglas
county otflceia could tske thera In charge.
CONSTITUTIONALISTS TAKE
POSSESSION OF RAILWAYS
Washington, ept.- w.-cvneui John
R. Stlllman reported from, Mexico today
that the constitutionalists have taken
possession of the' National railways of
Mexico and renamed them the Constitu
tionalist rail way a of Mexico.
Mr. Btllman reported that General Car
ransa'a government had taken possession
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DEATHJIEC0RD
Nophleae WU. .
8TOCKHAM, Neb., Kept 16.-8peelal.)
Neohlou WUdj ona of tha-early settlers
of thU section, died yesterday after a
short Illness. He came her from Hwitaer-.
land and settled In this section forty-five
years ago and became a wealthy, success
ful farmer and stock raiser. He waa
years of age. He leaves a widow, two
sens. John G. . and Thomas, and two
daughters.. Mrs. P. J. Hefts and Mrs.
George Hounds.
eprtmBt Order.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-M3peclal Tel-
! egram.) Postmasters appointed:
In Iowa Acworth, Warren eotinty, Al
meda J. Kenoyer tV. It. Kenoyei);
I hrulKewater, Adair county, Parley A.
t hale (Giace A. Covell); Cylinder, Palo
Alto county, Edwin B. Benson (Alice A.
Jones); Ely, Linn county, Frsnk W, Kllas
(L. btsnek); Knirfax. Linn county, Will-,
lam Delaney IK. laton; Percy, Martou
roumy, J. Lawrt-nc Cochran (CL A.
Miner) Pisgah, Harrison county, Freder
ick A. Iluimw tKsra Miller), Raleish.
I tmmet county, Msrv Pierre tE. U Krlck
Suni; Ithouea. MamKall county, Ina II.
IHUdreth C. U Batterfteld); . Rldgeway,
j Winneshiek county, Nick SohueU tM- L.
, Hathaway): Stanley, Hurhanan county,
Oiarrv A. Woodson (George Richards);
I Stockport, Van liuren county, Oustavus
'Andvrson (F. M. lAicas). Watklns. Benton
jtounty. Burt L. Wythotf (l. S. Haagpy,.
I In South Dakota Martel, MrPlieraon
county, Kmil molntsky (Jacob sluhl
, beler, resigned): Weta. Stanley county.
vnrairr a. oroca (j. j. toion. resigned).
Postmasters reappointed:
la Iowa Karmrrsbur. Clayton county.
Alva F. Rogers; Frederick. Monroe
'county, Ernest Ji. M'Danlel; Luana,
'Clayton county, eKisan M. Chapman; Iai-
serne, Benton county, WUIIam Kouba;
sllngo, Jasur county, L. R. Ijverett;
i Weet Grove. Davis county. EUvln Jd.
, Howard.
I Pensions Granted In Nebraska Mar
gsret J. Woodworth. Bartlett, H2; Fred
Crosse appointed rural carrier at Scran
ton, la., and Peter F. Zimmerman 'at
j Ore ton. ti. D,
the right In a heavliy wooded .park
was a large atone chateau.
Cload of Rifle Smoke.
The only sign the town was occupied
was a pall of blue-gray vapor which hung
over It and a constant crackle of mus
ketry Issuing from It. Occasionally
through my glasses I could catrh a
glimpse of a machine gun In the upper
windows of the chateau.
Late In tha afternoon word was passed
down the line that the Germane had been
put out of action, that tha enemy waa
evacuating the town la disorder and that
at 1:40 sharp tha whole Belgian Una, would
advance. 1 '
Under cover of artillery fire so heavy
thst it sounded Ilka thunder In tho moun
tains, the Belgian Infsntry climbed out of
the trenches and threw aside their knap-
! aacks and formed up behind the road
'preparatory to making a grand assault
A moment later a dozen dog batteries
came trotting up and took a position on
the left of the Infantry. At S:30 to the
minute whistles of the officers sounded
the rail and In mile-long Una the
charseurs to blue, the carabineers In bot
tle green, swept forward cheering. ' i
They crorsed the roadway, they scram
bled over ditches, they , pushed through
hedges until they were within' 100 yards
of the Una of fundings on, thf outskirts
of the town.
Then hell Itself breVe loose.
' The whole German front, which for an
hour hsd replied but feebly to the Bel
gian fire, spat a continuous stream of
lead-and flame. The rolling crash of
musketry and the ripping snarlv of ma
chine guns waa stabbedsby a vicious pompom-pom
of quick fires. Ptcm every
window of the three-etorled chateau op
posite us the lean muxsies of myralteuse
poured out their hall of death.
I have seen fighting on four continents,
but I have never witnessed so deadly a
fire, as this that wiped out tha head of
the Belgian columns as a spohge wipes
out figures on a slate.
Tha Germans had prepared a trap and
the Belgians had stuhtbled Into It Three
minutes later trie dog ' batteries came
tearing back on a dead run. That should
have been a signal that It was high time
for us to go, "but In sr-ite of tha fsot that
a, storm was brewing wa waited to sea
the ninth lnnlngv i - '
Then thing began to happen With be
wildering rapidity. Back through hedges
and - across ditches 'over tho roadway
came ' the Belgian Infantry. crouching,
stooping, running for their lives. . Bullets
began to amashMhe tiles above us. .
- 'This Is no plsae for two Innocent little
American : boys," remarked, Thompson,
shoalderlng his camera. i
By the time wo reached the ground wo
found the Belgian Infantry waa more
than a mils In our rear and that to reach
our car we had to cross nearly a mile of
open field. Bullets woro whisking across
it and kicking up little spurts of brown
earth where they struck.
We had not gotten a quarter way across
the field when tho Gorman, artillery,
which tho Belgians had confidently as;
sorted waa silenced, opened oa tho Bel
gian Infsntry. with shrapnel.
Aa we came In sight of our auto a shell
burst within thirty feat of U. demolishing
the entire facade of tho house In front of
which It waa standing.
Darknesa had now fallen. A torrential
rain had aet In. .
It was long after midnight when we
called the password to the sentry at the
entrance to tho Inner llneo of Antwerp.
Tha Belgian bumped their, heads very
hard Indeed, for tho Germane had In
action upward of to.OW men. Tho casual
ties have not yet been announced.
. t i 1
Omaha real eatsto is the best Investment
you could make. Read Tbe Bee's lsl
estate columns.
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30 Years oa tho Market
old at, Drag More
Wrlta for froa Booklet describing
SKIN DISKASKS and their CAI SKS.
Addres Prof. J. O. Blaochard. 3111
Coltajo Grove Ave., Chicago.
GERMANS PUSH BACK
RUSSIANS IN PRUSSIA
(Continued from Page One).
under the administration ystem
"The following Incident of the Russian
pursuit and the Austrian retreat has
been received here. It appears that forty
men of the scout' regiment swam the
wide, rough Vistula river and succeeded
in blowiryr up or setting afire "an, enor
mous quantity of the stores of the re
treating Austrlsns, Including two Aus
trian steamboats, seventeen pontoons,
eighteen laden bargea, a lariee number of
smaller boats snd rafts and a consider
shale quantity ' of military equipment.
This dSrlng act, which svsa done under
cover of darkness, wss one of the main
causes of Auslrlsn distress on tho retreat.
A large part of the Austrian army Is suf
fering from hunger as a result of tho
destruction of Its commissariat "
Meet No Resistance.
PETROORAD, Sept. 15. (Via London.)
The general staff haa Issued an an
nouncement as follows:
"Russian troops arc progressing along
the lower atreches of the an rlvr with
out meeting resistance from th defeated
enemy, who continues U retreat."
"After having occupied Grodek, sixteen
miles west of Lrmberg, and reached Mos
rlska, . thirty-seven miles southwest of
Lt-mberg. the Russians find themselves
winthln a single day s march of Frsemayl.
"There' was no fighting on Monday In
eastern Prussia.-
"Emperor Nichols has conferred the
decoration of the order of St. George on
Lieutenant General Radko Dlmltiief for
his eminent service In th field.'"
Senate Republicans
to Oppose War Tax
ii lajn i.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ' 15.-Prsldent
Wilson returned to tho cgpital this morn
ing at 11 o'clock and drove Immediately
to the. White house, wher ho had a con
ference with congress leader over the
war revenue bill.
Senate republicans, at a caucus today,
decided to fight any war revenue measure
In any form.
Chairman Underwood of th ways and
Mean committee yielded today . to pro
tests of democrat against the tag on
freight and agreed to lot tonight caucus
deride. . , '
Germans Report
Serbs Are Defeated
LONDON. Pept. 15.-Th following Ger
man official statntent by Marconi wlro
less has. beeh received here:
;The Austrian troops have rpulsed the
Servians all along the line of the River
Save, and there Is now no danger with
regard to Semlln.'J
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OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY
The House of Menagh's
first Anniversary Sale
This sale. thr commemoration of lrl, opening of our house In
Omaha. Our fii-at object Mae to establish a tint -la9 nous ami in
doing; so we fcnfw it was nereswiry to mil onlr garments of the? bet.
tr rrtu?n. We bar taken tnir entire utork of beautiful coats, trait,
drew, waist, and millinery and are offering; them at this sale at
prices that will surely make this the moat interesting merchaadUinc
event in Omaha this season. .
Tho sole commences at 0:80 o'clock Wednesday morning.
$14?? Serge Dresses
These dresses are all serge and satin
and serge combinations. They are Just
the style for office, school and street
wear; their regular worth Is 120.00.
$25.00 and some are $30.00. For our
Anniversary Sale, your choice of the lot
l ony S14.85
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$12.50 Copies of
French Models
$750
I
Thee are the
klnd of hats that
have really crtAtert
a eemitlon In
Omaha since the
openlnp; of ouf
-millinery aetxtrl
ment. Probably
nowhere in this
territory have
such wonrterJul
hats heeti shown
as we are offering
to mnKe tnis trie
frreaest. ale of
f the year. Real
Kreneh copies In
V 1 high grade Vel-
v,N THcm-na. fln.ll-
lit
or and Cru
shape. They are
all Included i dur
ing our Annivers
ary Bale at 97M.
$25.00 Sale of Suits
These Suits are worth $40.00. They come
In beautiful combinations snd In high grade
broadcloths and gabardines. Not a single
suit is worth less than $30.00 and some are
worth as much as $45.00. They are, all the
regular, House of Menagh quality. Our An
niversary Sale price is...' S25.00
- $5.90 Sale of Trotting Skirts,
There are eight models shown In this lot.
They are full pleated, pleated tunics and
plain tunic styles. They are worth $8.60.
Anniversary Sale price Is only $5.00
$6.00 Waists at $3.98
Crepe de Chines, Crepe Taffetas, Chiffons,
Nets and everything; that's now. Come early
during Anniversary Sale your choice of
'200, only .93.03
$3.00 All Silk Jersey Underskirts Only $1.69
All colors, good quality, During our An
niversary Sale only $1.60
$45.00 Street Coats at $25.00
There are 7S coats, made, by one of ttie hest
tailors in the country. They are very 'unusual
values. Belns; the regular House of MeriaRD
nualltv. and offered at this price you cannot af
ford to miss seelns; them. Your choice at 35
$35.00 Silk Afternoon & Even'g Dreuei $19.50
TMere are 100 dresses worth to $35. in every
new style. sToins; tomorrow mornlna, choice lt.BO
' $1.00 WAISTS
rllnr Wlt9 anil , voile waists, worth to tl'.nO.
they ar offered durlna our Anniversary sals 91
House of Menagh
"The Store for Gentlewomen"
LOCATED AT 1613 FARNAM STREET
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DENTISTRY
Our painless
extract! o n s
and filling
is the talk of
the town.
Our satisfied
patients are
epre ad 1 n g
the Glad
. News.
brldi-e teeth H
as low as
$3.50
BAILEY I!!! DENTIST
30 years a dentist.
20-year guarantee.
706 City Kat'l Bank
Sky Scraper.
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Proof Against
Fire and Theft
Your valuables when,
placed in our Vault
have this protection,
as it is both Fire and
Burglar Proof. ,
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Safe Deposit Boxes
' ' I to Rent
- $3.C0 Per Year.
I buy the same quality of ma
terial, the best, for use in my eat
ing plarea aa I uee In my home.
No matter what you pay elsewhere
you are not getting better, and
seldom a good food as you will
get at
The Pure Food Sign." ,
Qulciierv Cafeteria
Basement, City Natl Bank Bldf.
. Or 'Boston LnncneM) ,
21B South 10th St. .
1409 Douglas BU
I40S Farnam BU
Teething Badies
SUFFER IN HOT WEATHER
use
l!rs.Wi!tsow's Seething SyTup
A SPLENDID REGULATOR
PUmY VLClTAfLE h3T KASCOTIC
! 1 - - - i
-iHt ialr g ittt mR
are the 25c plate dinners servsd at tha
..Belmont Restaurant..
Many patrons have wondered how we
an do It for the money. Wa serve
table d'hote and la rarte, but w
never aerve snythlna that you would
not havs in your own house.
16H Dodge . Opea ail Flfh.
C. N. BALL, Prop.
AMl'SKMEISTS.
BRANCEIS ''iate ?.firday
a WIT a KILLI1MANV
In -HTTVtnU DAU0HTEB."
uper. Brasdeie Oreaestra
TTlcsa, Mat.. lSc-aaa; Xts,. S5ei Child. 10a
Days, aep. IT, IS, IS. Wat. starday
' fcrtcct lramatltation ot liar old UeU
WHsht'a
The Wlnnlnr af naraara Worth."
"OMAai tost oxsttzb"
COvfl 1 1T7L ,u is-is-soo.
JSir! vga, is-ts-so-rso.
L?raxirs MILLION DOLLAR DOLLS-
and every one of them looks the
m Ltwis & oooy ".Tt0 uStr.
(Kut) Nelson, Flo Talbot. Wslter John
son. Marrel Chert. Cllft Worman
and Pauiy Chorus of 10 tisby bolls in
'The Hlionev Petertl ves.'
INDIES' DDU HAT. Will BAYI.
Denglaa
44.
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ADTAJICZD TAVBZTOX.S.
'Thla week "Takln- Things Easy."
Minnie Allen, Woodman A Wvlnseton,
The KandaWa, Harry Breen. 11 a Xlaxlln.
Jax'k t lorla. Trie Urpheum Travel
Weekly.
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ItiuMir a.4 Sus4ai 'Sc. NIKw-le-M4c-na.
THE OMAHA BEE
Till"- UOME PA FEB.
very body
lut Ttm
llinrt "Where
lllrl Ifrth sad Bsraey.
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