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THK BKK: OMAHA. SATl'KDA Y, SKITKMHKIJ 1!M4.
By MELUFICIA.
Friday, September 25, 1914.
una nonl chn romnlaln of the price of rrram here should
0 Imagine themselves In London, and then give thanks.
Mrs. Char'es E. Smith, who with Dr. Smith and their
daughters, the Misses Helen. Dorothy and Ida. was marooned In
London for a month, haa told her. friends an amusing story of their ex
perience at the hotel cafe while staying in the nrltish capital.
"We found the English knew little about making coffee, for they
all prefer tea, and the coffee was really miserable," Mrs. Smith says.
'To make It worse, no cream was provided for the coffee, even at the
fcest hotels and cafes.
"But one morning at breakfast, the , head waiter at the Palace,
where we were stopping, told us he had a pleasant surprise, In the way
of cream for our coffee. However, the hill he brought us for It wa more
of a suprlse: twelve cents to each of us for enough cream for a cup of
coffee."
Lininger Travel Club.
Ura Frsnk I.. HsJler wa hoilMW tills
afternoon at the Mnlnr Art rallcry for 4
th mtmbni of th Iitnlnger Travel Hub.
a aoclety of With acnooi youn won, i
A "war pmfrram-' was alvrn. Mr.. Hal
ler rave an Illustrated Ulk and Mlaa Ade-
Islde Fours nave folk dnres of the coun-
trl now at war. Miss Kate Mrllus;h U '
sponsor for the Travel club and wu a j
special guest. Mies Quito PMdy la presi
dent A profusion of irarden and wild
flower were need In decoration' and fol- (
.lowing th program there was danrlnn. ;
r.efrwhmenu were served the latter part j
cf th afternoon.- I
About forty goest wera present. t
Eetuming from Europe. j
Mr. A- U Mohlnr landed at Ronton I
from the White War liner Canoplo Thurs-
day and wa mot by Mr.' Mohler, who left
last week for the east. Mr. and Mm.
Mohler are expected In Omaha Sunday or
Monday. Their dsughUr, Mart, who wa
married toSlmor Fanna In Rome, Italy,
last month'- remained abroad.
Mis Eleanor Rents, formerly of the
Frownell Hall faculty, sailed from Hol
land Beptember 1 and Is expected to ar
riv In Omaha October Mlas Rents
haa been tn Vienna for some time and
will reopen her studio npon her arrival.
Returning from College
Mr P-Mderirk 1 latin, son of tT. and
Mr. O. Hahn. haa returned to Chlraao
to enter hi senior year In tha medical
department of the University of Illinois.
Miss Katherlne tnt leaves Saturday
for Chicago to enter the University of
Chicago. Bhe will be accompanied by her
brother, Carlyle Lnts. who goes to Balti
more to attend th John Hopkins College
of Medicine.
Mis. Edna, Irvine ha rone to Chicago
to enter the University of Chicago. Mis
Levin waa awarded a scholarship from
th Omaha High school.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations were Issued toady by - Mr.'
' and Mrs. John Franklin Dale for the
weddlnjr of their daughter, Dorothy to
Sidney I Bmlth of Hartford, Conn. Tha
ceremony will take place Wednesday
evening, October 14, at o'clock at
Hanacom Park Method Urt Episcopal
church. A reception will be held from
t to 11 o'clock at the home of the bride
parent.
The young couple wfll bo at home after
December 1. at Hartford, Conn.
At Carter Lake Club.
A large dinner party wa given for
Carter Lake club member and their
friends Thursday evening, under the aus
pices of the cottagers on the club grounds.
Table were placed on both th upper and
lower floor of the club house and on the
veranda, and covers were placed for 190
guests. Ooldenrod and wild flowers wore
used In the decorattona, v and there was
mualo by the orchestra. Following the
dinner, there were moving pictures and
dancing, a feature of which waa the old-
time moonllRht dsn-e. The forms I clos
ing of the ciub will be a dinner and dance
Tuesday evening.
The Carter Lake Swimming club gave
Its last lunrheon of the yenr at Carter
I-ake club Thursday. Mrs. W. J. Csttln's
t-am won the highest bowling score anJ
will he entertained at a lunrheon Tuee
dy by the two losing teams. The guests
of the club were Mrs. W. W. Mrrshon of
St. Ixiuls, Mrs. F. J. Itarnwell nd Mlaa
Uahelle M-fxud of
present were:
M ends men
W. J. CHttln.
J. A. Kreelnd,
A. I,, i'ertnoily,
A . J Mrrort.
harle K. Meyers.
.1. Adams.
Ale .letes.
J K. IMtnmlr-k.
'. A. ( (ilveen.
I K. Kyer.
i' K Msloney.
V. It liorrHiiee,
Csrl M. Johnson.
Mcmlr of the
talned their huhn
rliilihouse last even
plai-evl for slity-fou
I.ln- ..In The members At the Field Club.
Mesdatnes
II. I,. I n''eiwofd,
It O. Itlermtn,
J. A. H'Her.
S P Uoldstrnm.
H M. hltehowse,
M. .1 Krd.
Henry Keating,
.Ixrk Austin,
lientK" K. t'oKSwell,
II Isrd.
V. II OouH. Jr ;
W. II. Kck,
swimming rlub enter,
nds at dinner at the
Ing. when covers were
r guests.
For Autumn Bride.
Mrs. II. V. Hose gave a surprise mla-f-ellsneous
shower Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. W. II. Ililhurt, 2714
North Fifty-eighth avenue, In honor of
Mies Kmma llllhert, whose wedding to
Mr. Floyd Itushkirk of Omaha takes plnce
soon. The guests were:
Misses
Minnie Karnaworth,
I.llllnn Mliter,
-via Mlger,
Misses
Leoiin Smith,
Louise K nones,
f'ora Jones,
'a rrle Crossett, .
Helen Jorgesen, .
Frankle Hulliw k.'
Jersle Hullwk,
Mnry Hutler.
Llna Washburn,
Irene Morton,
Merle Hughes, ' I
(leoryle M''.Mrheal,
Kate Vn Horn,
Kthel Purl.
Vera Marshall.
Jesn LlnehHiigh,
Mesdnmes -P.
A. Tenant,
S. I. Jones,
V. W. Oamhle,
K. H. King,
H. Rnwerman,
1. W. Irelnle,
Isalielle Hawkins
Anne Mingus,
Alic e Johnson,
M.iy Johnson,
Helen I'eters,
Huth (lutafon.
F.dna. Iteptowsky,
fiussln llurkhart,
F.mma lllllmrt.
Alta Hiishk'rk,
Thelms Hushklik,
Minnie reeley,
Leona Smith.
Mesdames
A. Ven Horn,
H. F. Hone,
W. H Whltmer,
Kurl Henne,
VutRnret Wolf.
L A. Simons,
Mrs. A. F. Smith entert!::e( at lunrh
eon Thursday at the Field rluli In honor
of Mrs. W. A. Fraser. Covers were laid
for twelve guests.
Mrs. H. A. Cameron entertained at
lunrheon for twelve guests Thursday.
Miss Itertha White entertained st a
bridge lunrheon Thursday st the rlub,
when covers were laid for twelve guests.
Mr. C. N. Diets entertained at dinner
last evening In honor of Mlra Kittle Sad
ler of Imdon. The tub' decorations
were tiny silk flags of KnKland and
America. Covers were laid for:
Misses Mire
Kittle Sadler. NlnalMetx
Imulse I etr.
Mepnrs. Messrs.
Victor I 'lets. J.,hn Wilkes.
Frank I'lett,
Mr. and Mrs. Oould Ilets.
Mr. end Mrs. Wilkes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. I'letx,
Mrs. I-onard I "lets Nelson,
Mrs. John Hudson.
painted plare cards and a rosebud filled
with randv. Those present were:
Meednmes
John Krhl.
Fred Hroilegsard,
K nllierK,
Nordin.
U C. Thrane,
I . Hnsnni'sen
Moll e Anderson.
Birthday Surprise. ,
Friends of J. J. Wllhelm of 2744 Mere
dith avenue celebrated his birthday at a
surprise party Wednesday evening. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames:
J. D. Hhose. Roy Flanagan,
Ira Flanagan, V. H. Flanagan,
W. J. Cuslrk, H. J. Cuslc-k,
Fd raule.-n, R:' Penton.
Joe Stsfler, ' I,. Ijindroek,
W. J. Hunter. J. J. Wllhelm.
A. Cllne,
Entertains at Luncheon.
Miss Anna Nelson en:erlalned Wednes
day at lunrheon for Mrs John Neble,
who will leave soon (or Kansas City to
make her home, and Mrs. F. M. 1'etersen
of Portlund, Ore. The table u decorated
with American beauty nnd bride's roses.
Each place was mnrked with a hand-
Meedsmes
Robert Nteman.
William Neve, Jr ;
F.Hrnest Norlln,
V. Nelson,
John l Neble,
F. M. I'elersen,
Walter Mailand.
Surprise Party.
A stirpilse pnrl- was given Vednesday
evening In honor of Miss Irene Keuchel,
at her home. l!i:tl ,outh Sixteenth street.
Those present were:
Mlssep Mltises
KHzuiM-th Keth. A r nulls S hinker,
Marcareth 'amrtel'AKnes Hartung,
Mareareth Callahan, Kr.tle Srhlnker,
Constanre I'otter, Marie HartiinK,
l.llllnn I'ally. Celia 1-Vhele,
Margaret Srhlnker, Irene Keuchel.
Susie Kohle, Anna Sc hlnker,
iFahella Krlttenbrlnk,
Messrs - -
Pr. l. Plerkes,
All McAllister,
Joseph Kohle,
Frank 7-eth,
Oodfrey Hartung,
Me(irs
K.l Srhlnkei',
Aloys Keuchel.
Henry Sanatskl.
George Cerhard.
Ptephen Kenchel.
Clements Krlttenbrlnk.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Miss Kthel Pyer of Berkley. Cal.. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank J. Coad
for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. A. r.ennlson hss as her guest
for a few flays Mrs. I.ewis O. Ferguson
of Mason City, la.
Mrs. Charles Marsh and little daughter,
Oertrude, have returned from a summer
spent at the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pickens of
Hastings, Neb., are visiting (heir daugh
ter. Mrs. W. J. Hynes, and Mr. Hynes.
AIDS IN PLAN TO HELP COTTON
GROWERS.
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- Via '"' ' J
s 1 ' V,
Ree reailers sre too intelligent to over
look the opportunities 'n the "want ad"
columns They're worth while reading.
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Ml. SB LUCY HI RLUSON.
Iaughlor of Fostmaater General.
War Hastens the
Wedding of Omaha
Musician 'Abroad
Although the Furore" wir seems to be
seriously depressing most business
abroad, It has served to hasten the busi
ness of Cupid. In one case, at least. For it
has hastened the marriage of Stanley ,R.
letovky, Omaha pianist, violinist and
composer, now- In RerMn, snd Miss An
tonia Plefke. a Herman conceit singer.
They had planned to be married next
spring, but news Just received by Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley lyctcvsky of Florence says
that the young couple were married last
month, six months early, because of the
war. It Is expected they will com to
America on their honeymoon as aoooas
It Is possible to leave Oermunv.
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A "ore that Won't Ileal
Quickly relieved and helped by Buck
len's Arnica Salve. Helps piles and th
worst sores. All druggists; 23 cents.
Advertisement. '
NEW CITY DIRECTORY TO
BE PUBLISHED EARLIER
A date of publication several months
earlier than usual Is promised for the
next city directory. Work of compiling
the names snd addresses haa begun and
will be pushed as rapidly as possible, so
that the book will be ready In
January, Instead of May or June. Thirty
five men have been coached In the work
of eensi:s taking by H. C. Pay, and are
now gathering dnta under the direction
of Chnrles X. Thompson, Omaha man
ager for the directory company.
1 Mm
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IRm Quantity Quality- ServiceglJlS
Hair Goods
Muck More Beauty
is secured in this silk hosiery
that is made from the highest
grade of raw eilk. That ia
the reason that McCallum
Silk Hosiery has an unusual
brilliancy and jtreater feeling
of silkiness. The purifjr l
it silk insure strong threada
for longer wear. Its even
weave and careful proportion
ing as to shape and length
give more comeliness and
comfort to the wearer.
Aalfor McCallum'a No. 113
and 122 il you want black
silk ."hosiery of remarkable
value. Mending yarn ' with
every pair.
Sold at the Best
Shops
ear IuJum soollat.
Just Kaow Six
iSlrCallum Rosier? Co.
"Y
Special Prictt Saturday
$1.60 quality natural wary T J"
hair awltchea at...- I DC
$5 quality natural wavy fro PA
gray switches at fa.O"
$10 natural wary halr
a witch na, Saturday at..
Hair Dressing, Manicuring, Sham
pooing. Appointment mad by phone
$5.00
Latest Neckwear Novelties
Newest Styles-Largttt Assortments
While the demand for neckwear has never been
o s-re&t ail tne nrevauinK siyies can ve no-
cured at our neckwear section among
others the new tub hand-embroidered
collars which are In auch demand.
We have a splendid line on ssle at.
each
Pretty Vesteea
M 1 11 1 ary
style with
buttons, at,
each, 60c.
nolllnar Collars
In Swiss pique,
e m b r o 1 dered;
prettv for coat
and dress collar
at ROc, 75c and
up.
u ve do-
25c
Plain Swiaa
Double H. 8.
V e a t a e a
With wide
cuffs at 50c.
Saturday Will Be a Fitting Climax to a Week of Style Triumph
OUR RECORDS for thirty years show that the last Saturday in September is the biggest buying day of the entire year. Summer has past and the beauties of
outdoor nature are wilting, preparing for their annual sleep. Women's thoughts turn to social functions and the new fashions with the Brandeis Stores stand-
preparing
ing out prominently as tne higgest attraction, uur buyers went to JNew York a tew days ago to buy great quantities or the very
waists. These have just arrived to participate Saturday in what will, no doubt, be the busiest day this store has ever seen.
newest suits, coats, dresses and
SUITS
At $25
Women's and Misses'
Suits at $19
In fine. serges and wool poplins. The
new long coat with . plain tailored
or pleated skirt and belt effects, vel
vet collar. The skirts are tunic,
plain tailored or pleated. We show
all the new shades for early Fall
wear. Exceptionally fine suits, $19.
Women's and Misses' Fine Tailored Suits. $35.00
In broadcloths, serges, poplins, gabardine and fancy worsted. Of the
very newest models for early fall wear. Medium and long coat styles,
pleated and belt effects and fancy trimmed designs with tunic, pleated
and plain tailored skirts $35.
Woi
The latest arrivals are among these
fashion aristocrats. We constantly
aim to enhance the style, material,
and finished value of "Fashion Seal"
suits. Hundreds have arrived this
week and will go on sale Satur
day at $25.
Sale of LEATHER BAGS
ACTUAL VALUES FROM $2 TO $5
To Go on Sale Saturday at $1
We have made preparations to handle the largest business we
have ever done in this department, because Saturday morning,
when this sale begins, the crowds who will be rushing to get these
beautiful hand bags, worth from two to five times the sale price,
will undoubtedly be enormous.
They Are
the Most
Wonderful
Values in
Leather
B&tfs We
Have
Shown in
Yean
h A very fortunate purchase brought us these remarkable values, and
M instead of putting these bags in our regular stocks and selling them
at regular prices z to wc give you mc renem or our pur-
a i
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and Misses' Coats at $15
men
Serges, broadcloths, winter cheviots, chinchil
la, boucle, plnshes and fancy plaid mixtures
In all the new models for Fall and Winter wear.
Three-quarter and full length, plain or belted
and trimmed effects. Black and colors. All
sizes for women and misses.
Women's and Misses' Dresses $15
Tn fine sergps, silk, satin, also combination
silk and serge effects. In all the newest
designs for early Kali wear. Plain or trim
med (itylcs, with tunic or pleated skirts.
All the new shades.
Serge and Plaid Dress Skirts, $5
In fine serges nnd fancy plaid mixtures
In a wide variety of styles plain tailored
. or tunic effects with pleated bottoms and
side pleats. Navy, black, drown and fan
cy plaids. All sizes.
Women's and Misses' Silk and Wool
Sweaters
In plain colors snd two-tone effects, plain
coat and belt styles with roll collars. All
colors larnest assortment beginning; at
SI . and down to STJSO, fl.H, r, ? Cf
S3.IW. S2.ISH and
New Blouses
UIl ICSS
$5
Notable - late arrivals copies of
high priced Imported models no two
alike. Kverv new feature Is Bhown.
All desirable colors to match the
new Kali nults. They come In rich
silk shadegv laces, ch'amieuse. wash
satins, crepe de chine, chiffon and
Roman striped silks. A matcniess
show of all that Is new and
charming In blouses at S3.1
and down to S12.7S. S10.
Sa.BH, and. ,
Special Saturday
Silk Blouses at $3.98
A special purchase of blouses that
are really IS values In Roman
striped crepe and satin, crepe de
chine, chiffon, satin, silk and pussy
willow crepe all new colors. Be
lure snd see these tomorrow at SS.SS.
m
-2 to $5 we ive you the
chase. We offer above bags, in real seal,
pin seal, and real Morocco in all the very new
est shades. Many of these bags have three and
four vanity fittings and are silk and leather lined.
In order to give every body an opportunity to. share in
this most extraordinary sale we must place a limit of
only one bag to each customer. $2 and 5 Bags on
sale Saturday at
k: surra mxnrm wmmtmmmmmi'ww&vm m imirswrnmmwMm j&re
Children's Knit Underwear
The weather is getting chilly it is time to outfit the
children with warmer underwear, and.these values. for Sat-
urday give you the opportunity to . buy a supply at consid-
mi eranie savings,
Misses', Children's and Boys'
Fleecy Lined Cotton Union
Suits High neck, with long
sleeves, ankle length, drop
seat and open crotch; all sizes
to 16 years. Excellent qual
ity. Saturday, per f-rk
uuv
suit.
W1
"M" Knit Waist For girls and bora;
patent taped seams and bone but
tons; all sliTi; :5c 101
quality, at laCJC
Sleeping Garment For girls and boys
In gray only; om sixes in lr.ten-
tons. Ages 2 to 8 jrt-ars. OA
50c quality, at JiJC
Women's Part Wool Union Suits In
Munslng, Carter, Forest Kill and
other well-known makes In f
all tbn wanted styles, at. . . ) 1 )U
-Boys' Heavy Fleeced Cotton
Shirts and DrawersAll sizes.
Worth up to 35c. Special Sat
urday, per garment, jgc
Munslng Union Suits For gl.'i i and
boy in part wool, white and natural
high neck, long sleeve, drop seat and
ankle length; stzea to 12. Vf
SI. 60 quality a , f JJC
"M" Knit Suit for Girls and Boy
Light weight and fleecy lined cottons,
high neck. Ion; eleevea, drop eats,
putent taped seams snd but- on
tons; bOc quality, at..... awC
Women's Fin Cotton Union Suits In
medium and heavy weight In low
neck, elbow aleeres, and Jlgh neck
long sleeves. All In ankSs lengths.
Regular and extra sizes, err
worti) to SI, at f DC
Children's Dresses
aesigns
$50
In fine serges, challies and fancy worsteds In plain
colors, stripes, plaids, checks and fancy floral designs
light and dark uhades-'-pIatn or fancy
trimmed styles. All sixes, 6 to 14 years,
at $15, and down to 15, 13.98, $2.98, $1.98
and
Children's Dresses Very Special
In plain colored serges, light col
ored stripes and fancy plaid ma
terials; In plain or trimmed styles;
with pleated skirts. All sizes, 6
to 14 years. Light and dark
shades. Special 2 50
Children's
Coats
In fine winter chev
i o t s , chinchillas,
plushes, boucle,
fancy tweed mix
tures and piaids In
plain or combination
colored, strap
trimmed and cape
effect. All sizes, 6
to 14 years, at
$17.50 and down to
$10, $7.50, $6.98,
$5.00 Q AQ
and . . .pOjQ
Fine Warm Coats for Children
6 to 14 years
In fine Winter Cheviots, chlnchUla, fancy tweed mix
tures and plaids in light and dark shades, f
ibid ...... iwyv . .... v it u sijay u iiu-
mlngs; all sizes, 6 to 14 years; special lot
Brandeis
Second
Floor
'5.00
13,000 Pairs of GLOVES j
$1.25, $1.50 AND $1.75 QUALITIES -
On Sale Saturday at 65c Pair
We have given advance notice of . this
sale for the last few days so that every
woman who will buy gloves Saturday will
be thoroughly informed of this most unus
ual opportunity.
This sale of such fine gloves at 65c per
pair, must be a surprise to all women, for
everybody knows that gloves have gone
up from. 25 to 50 per cent within the last
few weeks since the war opened.
There are approximately 3,000 pairs of
g gloves for street and dress wear in this sale.
I Women's Overseam Sewn Kid Gloves,
I Iamb or real kids. Women's Tull Outse&m
I Sewn Caoe Gloves. Women's Pique Gloves
I They come in black, white, tan, brown and a number of other col- M
E- UI5, III all SliCS IIUII1 -J ?4 iu I i oji iiiajuiiijr ui naJb
1 gloves are new and clean, only very few pairs have been slightly
s soiled, and all of them are most extraordi-
g nary values. We cannot too strongly urge
the wisdom of laying in a supply of gloves
9 at this price. The values will not be dupli-
I cated. Remember there are only 3,000
I pairs and they are worth up to $1.75. They
t should sell in a few hours at, per pair ; .
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100 New Black Velvet Shapes
(Sale on Main and 2d Floors)
New sailor styles; all t(- h jm f
piece hats, some with BOft Vj II
crowns, some stiff crowns. I -vW-7
Black only. Saturday at..
White or Pink Satin Camilla
With foliage on sale In our trimming section.
Second Floor. Just the correct thing for the
new flat Parisian Sailors. Worth P
69c, special at 2 ' C
New Dress Hats for Girls
100 new arrivals in Dress Hats for girls, I
to 14 years in velrets, plushes, etc. that
failed to arrive In time for our opening display
last Saturday. Hat worth up to $7.60 each,
wUl ba placed on sale j qq J tCT
Saturday on Second Floor p)l70 2Du
500 New Trimmed Hats Saturday $
Hardly two alike all individual styles smart sailors, military
turbans, and other pretty models made of Silk Velvets,
trimmed in Pheasant, Vulture, Ostrich Bands, etc. All the good
colors of the season Blacks, Negre Browns, Navy, Green.
oJ)I