1 !!.").
War Plays Absent
At Berlin Opening
have genuine dramatic atue, rather than
because the public fancy clamor for
anything warlike.
Old-tlmcrs call this beginning: of Ber
lin's theatrical seas n so nearly like the
opening In reare times that It Is hard to
distinguish the difference. They has
this opinion not alone on the attendance,
which certnlnly is Rood, but on the verj
character of the offerings and the
absence of plays suggestive of the war.
The season in 1P14 opened with a tidal
wave of "war" plays. Something of
their tenersl character and excellence
may be gothered from the words of one
of Berlin' well known dramatic critics,
who wrote, "This flood of well meant
and poorly rhvmel, hastily thrown to
gether production fortunately has ebbed,
and the temple of the Joyful muse even,
following the example of the more
serious stage, are turning to other
tasks."
Some Idea of the serious character of
many of tho plays now offered may he
gathered from glimpse at the programs
of the leading Berlin theaters fur the
beginning- of the season. Ic.sing theater
-feer tiynt. Ills Only Wife, An Knemy
of the people, Arcl.ltot Seine's: Uerman
theater Faust, part 1. The 'lnter tlry
Tale. The Flccnlomlnl, Wallensteln'a
t'amp Faust, part I: Schiller Theaters
The nape of the Sahlnes, Old Heidel
berg, Hosmersholm. The Worm of I'ona
clence. The Benefactor of Mankind; Koe
niggraetserstrasse Theater jueen fhrts
tlne. Beyond Our Strength; Uttle Theater
A Costly I,lfe; Western Theater An
dersen (based on Hans Christian Ander
sen; Feople Theater The Bobbers;
Trianon Theater Hanneninan's Succes
sor; Weldendammer Bridge Theater
Young Must One Be: Thalia A Fusillng
Ad; Frlnoess Theater The lsrk Castle.
The two military plays still running are
"Extrablaetter." at the Berlin theater
and "linmer Kente Pruff." at the Nol
lendorf Flats theater. Both plecea have
been running for more than S perform
ances. 110 seekera for employment for every V
vacancies. A year ago there was an
average of 1 arrl'cant for the am
number of canie Wage are higher
than ever befors.
Ihe war.
The number of Mrlh decreased along;
with the number of male Inhabitant, hut
the number of marriage Increased.
There were fewer death than the ye-r
before. Buslnes condition hve steadily
grown better. Thus for Instance the
number of person carried on the street
car Increased in August from 4R,Jo,o
to M.0W.WIO.
In the municipal savings bank S.WO.tyO
more marks were deposited in August,
1915, than the year before.
tCVwrespondtnre of The Associated TYes.
BERLIN. Nov. 5. RerUn's socow!
theatrical sssson since the wsr hss te
un and is notaMe for Its In k of war
Ilka offerings. In nil the mass of plays
end oprrss now presented or to bo
presented In the Immediate future there
era but two of a military ml, re. And
both of thesa have been running; for
month, and are continuing; because they
NORWAY LABOR CONDITIONS
BETTER THAN FOR YEARS
(Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
CHRISTIAN! A, Norway. Nov. .
tresent labor conditions In Norwsy are
better thai?" they have been In the last
five years. The national employment of
fices In the capital, which has hranehe
throughout the country, register only
MORE MARRIAGES, FEWER
DEATHS IN GERMAN CAPITAL
(Correspondence of The Associated press.)
BF.R1-IN, Nor. Thanks to an In
crease In the female population of Berlin
during the year ending September, 1915,
the total number of person living In the
capital ha decreased but little during
A "For fcale" ad will turn econd-hand
furniture Into cash.
Till: HKK: OMAHA. SATl IiDAV, XOVKMHKR
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SATURDAY
November 1311i we celebrate.the Third Anniversary of this greater store. The wonderful progress wo have inado foreefiilly
illustrates what determination to Bell "World's best merchandise at lowest-in-the-city prices will accomplish. We pause
for a moment to celebrate the event in a way befitting both the store and the people who have made this establishment the
largest wearing apparel store between Chicago and the Pacific Coast. Presenting
Your Golden Opportunity
To Bay Winter Apparel for Every Member of the Family
The whole store has prepared for Third Anniversary with unequalled values and the most remark
able selections of correct apparel ever assembled in Omaha. To further demonstrate our apprecia
tion of your patronage we announce a distribution of anniversary souvenirs that will be of extra
ordinary interest to everybody for miles around in even- direction from Omaha A $2.50 Gold Piece
with cash purchase of $25.00 or more throughout our store.
More Than 5,000 Suits and Overcoats
For Men and Young Men
The world's best clothes made to retail
in the $20 to $35 class, at $15, $20 $25
A $2.5S GOLDIECE
ABSOLUTElETH
(!NDlVIDUA!:f. WROIASES
OF $25.25 PRMOfcE
QURSTOKff The $15, $20 and $25 Suits
Soft Roll and Teak Impels
Patch and Flap rocket
One, two or three button
and one-to-button models.
Double breasted models,
Stripes, checks and plaids
and fabrics by the hundred in
every conceivable design. "
We have still further advanced the ready-for-service clothes business in Omaha.
Custom-tailor customers are invited to inspect our superb hand-tailored suits
imported weaves, at $30, $35, $40. j
New tone browns, grays and greens
uoia liond True Hlue Serges
Besides these wonderful values and beautiful
styles, Third Anniversary reminds you of the
enormous showing this greater store offers
TODAY. All new selections three to ten times
larger than elsewhere. Representing the
west's most complete clothing stock. Satur
day you'll be doubly repaid for a visit of in
spection. The $15, $20 and $25 Overcoats
Fifth Avenue Chesterfields
New form-fitting models
New Kimono sleeve models
Double breasted models
Ulsters and Llsterettes,
New pockets, cuffs, collars
lkmrt Vptn Saturday I V I If
Muruing at 8:W o'coclt. 1 '
Sfe Our Htndoir. . . (
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Hi
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Extra Value
ana SFaiiorfl
CLOTHES
$20
$25
Challenge $20 to $35 values
elsewhere. Compare.
Third anniversary soovsnlr Sfl.B.1
Oold Meee with purehaso of $8S
or mora tbroofboat Ul store.
Nebraska "Good wear" Suits
and Overcoats $10
No matter what the price, the best at tho
price. Compare Nebraska "Goodwear"
Suits and Overcoats with $15.00 values
elsewhere. All sizes, newest
styles Record values at
$10
Premier Exhibit
Fifth Avenue
Chesterfield
Overcoats
Men who have paid $60 to $75
for their overceate and con
tidered the money well epent
tie a new standard of overcoat
value here at
$20 to $50
These luxurious allk-llned Chester
field Overcoats would be a credit to
the highest priced custom tailors.
They're designed by recognised mas
ters. The materials are finest im
ported Vicunas and World's famous
Carr XXX Meltons. Come In Oxfords,
Cambridge, Blue or Black, in all
sites and proportions. The utmost
in overcoat correctness and value,
at $SO to 850.
Buy Warm Underwear
Third Anniversary finds our underwear department
second-to-none in the west. The World's best mak
ers represented with selections five times larger than
elsewhere. Remarkable range of all wanted weights
and styles. No limit to the assortment of sizes. - On
top of nil this lowest-in-the-city-prlces prevail.
Vnssar Union Suits, Superior Union Suits,
IMiofold Union Suits. Oorwlth Union Suit
and the best of separate garments.
Union Suits, $1.00 to $5.00.
Shirts or drawers, 50c to $2.00.
Vav a m l m .
mannattan anirt
Headquarters
and other leaders "Bates
Street," famous for quality
and clever patterns, "Yorke.
"Nebraska 8peclal" we run
the range of possibilities In
shirt production.
Negligee shirts, f 1.00 to $3.50.
Silk Shirts, $3.60 to $6.00.
Greatest Sweater Stock in Town
Several Hundred Women's New Fall Suits
shawl collars;
Great range of
Big. warm, henvw ribbed sweaters with generous
medium weight In shawl collar and V-neck models.
colors gray, cardinal, heather, navy, dl s Cf
maroon, tan. Matchless values at PX lO P f Ol
Fur gloves, $3.00 to $10.00. Kid Gloves, $1.00 to $2.50.
Third anniversary sonvsulr S2.SO Gold Pise with pur
cnasss of $25.00 or mors throughout th stors. "
Correct Hats for Now
Men's headwear styles chance as the season progresses. Always
something new In our greater h'-t department.
cosn i i
Worth Up to $34.50, Saturday at ... .
Velvets Broadcloth Wool Poplin
Gabardine Serges Mixtures
These marvelous values must be seen to be fully appreci
ated. Included are beautifnl fur trimmed, box and belted mod
els in the season's fashionable shades and materials. Suits
worth to $34.50, Saturday, at
300 Women's Tailored Suits, up to $22.50 val- dM f
ues, poplin, gabardine, serge, mixtures, at- )1U
fl Small chr jrtvrw 4 42wV V 1 17
Women's Warm Coats
Comparison emphasizes the supremacy of our style presentation in
women's coats. Here are styles that will appeal to all. We direct special
attention to wonderful selections. Including fur trimmed models. Coats
unequalled elsewhere at Jjl 4 Of C?1 Q Cft ItOvl Ct
$19.60 to $26.00. at D1403; O l7OUt 4Z4sdU
Other Smart Stjles, $0.85 to $G0.50.
Salt's Sealette
Plush Coats '
Most complete showing in
the city. Many luxuriously
fur trimmed, - Skinner's or
Sols satin linings. No such
plush coats elsewhere -compare
'
$1950 to $44o
Silk Petticoats
$1.00
Extraordinary special for
Saturday. Silk Petticoats.
All leading shades. Big
Selection at SI. 00
New Blouses
$1.95
Womsn's Wearina Apparel Third floor.
Child's Coats
$5.95
,c j, .. . . , , Compare with $7.50 and $8.60 skirts elsewhere. , ..." .
f.5 distinct new model, in Broadcloth( gnTardlnef serge, poplin, fancy mix- Boucles. Chinchillas As
crepe de chine blouses and tures; flare, box pleated, belted models; pocket trakhans, full lined, belt
navy and black taffeta; $3 and button trimmed. Kitrite SklrtH, t- (f ed; sizes 4 to 11. See
elsewhere, our price, 81. 05 special at PO,UV these exceptional values.
Aaalvsrtary sjoavsai 92.50 Oold rise with laaividoal porohasea of S3S.00 or more Uurootfhont the store.
Beautiful
Furs
Compare our prices be
fore buying furs. : The
latest creations at low-eet-in-the-cUy
prices.
John B. Stetson
Derby
and soft
Hats
New Cloth Hats r Hi
FifthAve.$-50$9
Models.... a and-1
Nebraska de Luxe
Derby
and soft
Hats, at.
$3
K X
Nebraska Special
Derby and CO
Soft Hats..... J6
Men's Fall and Winter Caps, at ROc to 1.50.
Men's Pur Caps, extra values at to $10.
I toys' and Children's Hats and Cnpe, &c to $1 JM).
Third aanlvorsary soavtnlr 9.60 Oold rises with pnroheass of $21.0
or mora throughout ths stJrs.
Third
Nebraska Special Suits
For Boys-Extra Pair Pants tf
The enthusiastic demand for Ne- tTeJ
braska Special boys' suits grows
greater as the supreme value of tnese
sturdy, stylish suits gets to the attention
of mothers. Special anniversary show
ing. Newest models, g5.
Other boys' suits, 2.R0 to $10.
I toys' and chlldreu's Overcoats, $2.50
to $12.00.
Children's Novelty suits, $2.50 to $7.50.
Floys' warm ftfarklnaw coats, $1iO and $5.
anaivsrssiT nTsnlr 12.60 Oold rise with purchases Of
, SttA.00 or mors thronfhont the store.
Mn and Women's Shoes
The fastest growing shoe department in the city,
r.ivlnit $1.00 to $2.60 in extra value Is appreciated.
Huy shoes Anniversary Saturday all the new
styles await you at loweat-in-the-city prices.
WOMEN'S KHOKS The popular Gypsy and a score
of other nev l)lett, in the J0 JJA fiJC
leading colors anil loathrrs. . . S)Lf to pO
MK.VS SHOKH See the new IlegsJs, $4 to $3.50;
Arnold's vlovr-grip shoes, $5 and $H, and other
reliable shoes for men and
MsJn
Floor
Borth.
youiiit men
$2 50 to $4
Warm lined slippers for everybody, 50 to 81.75
Hoys' and girls' school shoes, S1.50 to 83.5(5
Hoys' III Cut shoes, bl values. $3.45 io 83.50
Complete stock of women's sweaters, Gilt Kdge anion suits,
new neckwear, gloves snd hosiery at lowest-in-the-clty prices.
Saturday, Specially Prepared Showing of
New Millinery
For Anniversary
$9.95
New Oold Lace Hats, New lied Velvet Hats,
New White Velvet Hats, New Sliver Lace Hats,
New Fur Hoods All Specially Priced.
$.1.05, $4.05, $5.00, up to $0.05
All Our Ilegular $15.00 Trimmed Ifats,
New Models, Anniversary Special.
We have been planning to offer on our anni
versary day the greatest values In new millinery
that the women of Omaha have ever had the op
portunity to nele-t from. We are making every
effort to demonstrate clearly our value-giving
policy, wblch means always the latest creations at
prices less than elsewhere.
Aaalvarssry soavsair ta.so Oold Msc with vurohase
of 886.00 or more throushont ths stors.
Anniversary Trimmed Special
JOHN A.SWANSON.prcs
WM.L.MOL2MAN.vi.
I W sir 11 WW4f W,
firr'jirrrrf.ffrr.YfrrTr
$2.95
' We have trimmed about one hundred new bats for dress
and street wear, in black snd colors, that if the cost of shape.
and materials were totaled would have to sell
at $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00, but as a Hirthday
gift Saturday the price Is
Anniversary Untrimmed Special
Regular $2.98, $8.Q8 shapes, blacks, browns, purple, nary, qq
green, gray; sixteen different style while tney last at. wfsVC
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Third aaalversarr eeavanl- ga.M Oold Pteoe with ymrohssss of
aae.00 or mors throua-homt tha stors.
