THK OMAHA DAILY HEE: SATfUDAY OCTOBER 6. 1906,
Telephone, Douglas lt.
Saturday All
Specials like these arc no! apt
5,000 yards of light outing flannels, regular 10c qual
ity, on sole in remnants at 5c per yard.
10,000 yards of the best grades calicoes, in dark Hue,
cadet blue and gray, in remnants, at 3Vc. a yard. .
Women's Union Suits.
STERLING MAKE.
There l a best lu everything. Sterling
stands for the best In the world abso
lutely the highest standard of Underwear
urellences best In quality, nt and llnleh.
Womn't Finn 'Wool Union Suits, "Ster
ling make," medium weight, high neck, ;
lung elcvn. ankle length, open across
chest or down front, colors cream, blue '
ar.d natural a beautiful garment at 13.50
a suit.
Wenvn'i Fine Silk .and Wool Union'
Pults, "Sterling make," high neck, long
cieeveo, ankle lungth, opei across chest
or down front, colora blue, pink and
white on of our prettiest and best gar-ment-t
14.00 a Kult. Ask to e the
two numbers Malm Floor.
Saturday Specialties in Our
Cloak Department.
Little Children' Coats, Girls' Coals and
Misses Coats, pretty little White Hoar
kin Coats, from 1 to 4 years, at USA and
S.(m each.
Qlrls' Coals, from S to 14 year. In all
tlm pretty new plaid ftnetfl. .
Ladles' Coata, hundreds of the prettiest
designs. Every Coat made exclusively for
Thompson, Belden A. Co.
New Walsta In lace and fancy silk
plaid.
8PECIAL Wa have about fifteen Sep
arate Skins In brown and white check.
These Skirts are regularly worth 17.60;
un sale Saturday at gl 46 each.
Mna Fur Neckwear Great bargains In
Fine Neck Furs, such as Ermine, Mink,
Marten and other desirable Furs.
Silk Petticoats, In all the new and choice
colors, at 15.00 earn.
White Uwn Waistsa few In 40, 42 and
41; closing price 49o each Second Floor.
Redfern Corsets
are modeled on lines harmonizing with
the fashions promoted by the eouturleres
of the Rue d le Palx, Parl. where fash
Ions are born, and ar therefore correct
In every line and curve.
THE SMALLISH WAIST
suited to the Princess and Empire adap
tations from the Louis XV model gives
It eomfortably-DAINTY AS THE DAIN
TIEST LINGERIE, x
The special corsetlere now In attendance
at our Corset Department will advise you
correctly, fitting you so well that you
will ssy, "It seems mad for ma."
gorgeous American beauty roses, they
made a cloture worthy to greet th eyas
of th qbeen as sh entered tb hall.
The neal The Qaeeat
A flutter of excitement moved over th
assemblage as th door opened and the
beautiful quean of Ak-8ar-Bn stepped
majestically out Into view. Preceding
her th maids of honor marched to the
front of th stag and Just In front of
th Board of Governors. 8U little flower
girls, Helena Chase, Dorothy Darlow,
Katheryn Breckenrtdga, Dorothy Judson,
Margaret Parmer Mathews and Esther
May Smith, dressed In filmy white over
blu walked In front of her and strewed
flowers from baskets In the royal path
way. Little Esther Wilhelm, bearing the
queen's crown, followed the flower girls.
Two Pagea, Masters Martin Rolston and
Hurdetta Klrkendall, acted as train bear
ers. The coronation gown was regal In it
richness. It was of Ivory whit satin,
made princess with squar neck and full
court train. A shimmering net panel em
broidered in gold thread In marguerite de
signs and edged with gold lac, extended
from th neck to th foot of the akli,
tapering at the waist and flaring again
at the foot,.wher It ended In a medallon
woven In the pattern. Two similar panels
extended up th sides of th skirt and
over the shoulders, tapering to th waist
In the back, wher they war held with
rhlneston buckles. Th sleeves were
short puffs of th satin Inset down th
center, with a puffing of flimsy malln
crossed with bands of gold lac and fin
ished at the cuff with a graduated ruffla
of gold lac j . Sh . wor a necklace of
pearls and diamonds. Th oostum was
completed by the coronation rob of llgnt
blu velvet edged with ermine, which
hung from th shoulders to the end of
th court train.
Slowly and with regal tread they marched
down th ceflter of th hall to th diss,
wher she waa to meet her royal consort.
Applause and exclamation of wonder
Young Men's Fashionable Clothes
Those "Sarupeck" and "North
rup 4k Curry" model are going
fast. They're Just what the young
fellows up to 20 demand.
Young men's suits of strictly
proper style, the correct length of
coat, the proper width of the
shoulder, the right curve to the
lapel ults that are cheap at
$20.00, $18.00. $16.50,
$15.00, $12.50
Young men's overcoats, the new
"Colonial" gnus fit at collar,
good shoulders, aeml-form fitting,
rather full skirts, a swagger young
men's style, exceeding values at
$22.50. $20.00, $17.50,
$15.09. $13.50. $12.50
Style hook for the asking.
. Write for, Illustrated catalogue.
BENSON &TH0RNE3
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AFTER SUPPER SPECIALS
Another offering of specials for our After Supper Sale that should (
Interest many. The foods ara here Just as we advertise them. Sale
commences promptly at 7:30 P. M. Be here on time If you will share
In the following economies:
Extraordinary Value Saturday Evening Only.
$1.50 Black Silk and Wool Pointllla Poplin 39c a Yard
Seldom indeed at any season are such values to be had in good
clean, crisp dress goods. Remember, not a large quantity In the lot,
Just closing the last of them; beautiful luster, soft and clinging, part
silk. As long as they last at 69c a yard.
12VgC and 15c Percales 5c a Yard.
Saturday evening we place on special sale dark and light ground
36-inch wide percales, . pur regular 12 He and lie qualities, by the
yard or piece. In the After-Supper Sale at 5c per yard.
Veilings at One-Half Price.
Saturday evening will be the great buying time. An early fall
business in this department ha resulted in the accumulation of a great
many short lengths.
Lengths from one to one and three-eighths yards lengths, in black,
navy, brown, myrtle, reseda, Alice blue, scarlet, maroon, lavender and
pink, in a great profusion of styles. These will be massed In one lot
and sold in the great
' After Supper Hale at One Half Trice.
Special Sale of Women's Fancy Hosiery.
Black lisle hose, band embroidered, all new fall styles and a large
variety to select from; regular 50c quality,
In the After Sapper Bale 80c a Pair.
Saturday morning will be your last op.
portunlty to be fitted, as Miss . MeCauley
leavea here Saturday afternoon Second
Floo.
Dress Trimimngs.
Many new lines received for Saturday's
soiling. Read about them.
Bom pretty narrow Persian Trimmings
have Just been received to sell at Uo a
yard.
Wider Persian Trimmings up to $1.59
per yard.
Our line of Braid Trimming 1 very
complete; the prices range from So to
12.50 a yard.
Ask to see our Baby Irish Allovers. with
bands and edgings to match, from .60 to
8.50 a yard.
Pretty Lace Allovers, In white or cream,
from $1.00 to $1160 a yard.
All sorts of pretty novelties shown
her.
Open Saturday Evenings.
Howard Street,
burst from th spectators as they recog
nised th queen and beheld her beauty.
Taking her plae by the side of, her king,
sh received th crown from the hands of
one of the bishops.
Innovation la Ceremony.
Then a surprise cam and an Innovation
waa Introduced Into tb Ceremony. On the
arm of Gurdon W. Wattles, Mayor DaJil
man marched down the oenter of ,tb hall
with a large gold key to th bttivd city
held aloft Before the throne h stopped
and with suitabl remarks gave th kef
into th possession of his majesty and
by th act extended a fitting welcom to
th royal pair.
Th ceremony over, th special maids
of honor, th governors and all of th
royal retinue thronged th stag to offer
personal pledge of fealty ts the king.
"Why, It's Gould Diets, the first bache
lor to grace th throne of Qulvera, and his
queen I Miss Wood and '
But th rest waa lost In the buss of
conversation that filled the hall when the
strained attention of th crowd was re
leased. Then from behind the screens
came the music of th first dance and th
people gav vent to their Joy In tha maiy
twostep.
Attendants nt tha Court.
Samson and his colleagues have had their
heads busy for months selecting th long
Hat of knights and ladies and maidens who
composed that 'large contingent that at
tended th king and quen at th coronation
and In the lists, her given you have the
result of their labors;
Maids of honor (Omaha):
Bessie Brady. Louisa McPhcrson.
Sarah Burke. Kllsabeth MeConnell.
Janet Chambers. Ruth Moorehead.
Elisabeth Congdon. Mary Morgan.
Marlon Connell. Kathryn McClana
Viola Cahn. nan.
Helen Da via. Cert rude Moorehead.
Ruth Dahlmsn. Catherine O Donahue
lsabelle French. Mildred Merrtajn.
Bessie Fry. Gladys Peters.
Gladys Graham. Alice Rogers.
Julia Higginson, Hasel Rodger.
Lucil Hbyden. Phoebe Smith.
Mary Hayden. Alice Swttsler.
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SHOES SHOES
Correct styles for growing feet
and leathers of greatest durability
at lowest possible prices are the
key-note to the aucceaa of this de
partment. Let us fit out the boys
and girla in our special foot form
shoes, they will wear longer than
two ordinary pair of shoes and
cost but little more. We have
them in several grades. Every foot
correctly fitted.
Toung laldes' sizes, with heels or
spring heels
$4.00. 53.50, $3.00 and $2.50
Boys' slgea
$3.00. $2.50. $2.00 and $1.75
Girls' sixes'
$3.00. $2.50. $2.00 and $1.75
Children's sixes
$2.50. $2.00. $1.50 and $1.00
' Kxclualv bo fitters for th young.
Day Specials
to occur again very soon.
3,000 yards of dark fleece lined flannelettes, fast col
ored, regular 10c quality, on sale in remnants at oc yard,
nfiH x-n t1 e rf fina Iraou rri n trt o ma torrii o i 11 1 .--
I yard, remnants at 61ic per
Laces and Embroideries.
Two extra specials at our Basement Department-one
lot of three-inch Cambric
and Nainsook Embroidery and one lot of
Torchon Lace, from to 34 Inches
wide-
EXTRA SPECIAL' AT BC A YARD.
Ask to see the white, pink and blue Out
ing Flannel Embroidery shown at this
counter for o and 10c a yard.
Women's Hosiery.
Here are two special good numbers in
hosiery that we know will give universal
satisfaction:
Women's Black Cotton Hose', made from
fine sea island cotton, full-fashioned, have
double soles and high spliced heels. XC
PER PAIR. OR THREE PAIRS FOR $1.00.
Women's Black Lisle Hose, Indestructible
quality, double soles, heels -nnd toes, 50C
PER PAIR.
Main floor.
Corner Sixteenth,
Marion Hughes.
Marlon Johnson.
Mona Kloka.
Florence Lewis.
Mildred Lomax.
Mlna Meyer.
Blanche Sorenson.
Ethel Tukev.
Fay Twamley.
Gwendolyn White.
Margaret Wood.
Francis Weaveix.
Marie Monier.
f lora Webster.
Mary Lee McShane. U....I. at,
Nathalie Merrlam. Maysle Yctes.
Laura Montgomery.
Maids of nonor (out of town):
Miss Alfreda Powell, South Omaha.
Mies Violence Puiman, Lincoln.
Miss Jjot Combe, Mecumseh, Neb.
Miss Uila Bartenbacn, Grand Island,
reb.
Mis Regna McDonald. Lincoln.
Miss Klam Hanneman. Amherst. Neb.
MlsS Pearle Ayer, Amherst, Neb.
Miss Mary Thomsen, Ctaar Bluits, Neb.
Miss Horience baua, South Omaha.
Miss Laur4 Well bridge, Fremont, Neb.
Miss Anna Helchardi, Oxford, Neb.
Miss Giauys uawson, Lin wood, Neb.
Miss Ptarlle tiuruham Jeweit, Broken
Bow, Neb.
Miss L. R. J tin re, Osmond. Nth.
Miss Marcella Fiory. Ueueva, Neb.
Miss Agnes Langevin, Lincoln.
Miss Kii Coie, iexington, Neb.
Miss Agnes Rademacher, Crtte, Neb.
Miss Anna C. Hoefer. Aurora, Neb
Miss Minnie Chitwood, Franklin, Neb.
Mis Stella Fuiler, McCook, Neb.
Mia bernice Kridelbougn, Alliance, Neb.
Miss Laura PerrenoiTu, Sliver CittK.
Nb.
Miss Gretchen HulfT. Norfolk, Neb.
Miss Stella Story, Butte, Neb.
Miss Kmlly Foote, Farnam, Neb.
Miss Nellie Mullen, Albion. Neb.
Miss Pearl Fillister, Chicago, III.
Miss Ne.lie Becker, Giund island. Neb.
Miss Elisabeth Dovey. Platlsinouth, Neb.
Miss Sarah Martin, South Omaha.
Miss Louis Diets, Lincoln,
Miss Breta Bills, Lincoln.
Miss Maud Pierce, Lincoln.
Miss Raiherlne Wootis, Bchuyler, Neb
Miss Mamie E. Riley. Dawson, Neb.
Miss Marion Kleth, Des Moines, la.
Miss Catherine Bush, Ceresco, Neb
MIbs Jessie L. Halstead. Ponca. Neb.
Mlsa Winnie McMahon. Columbus, Neb
Miss Esther Hamot. Heatings, Neb.
Miss Helen Welch. Lincoln.
Miss Grace Klockner, Auburn, Neb.
Miss Edna Tower. Sutton, Neb.
Miss Myrtle Elllngson, Center. Neb.
Miss Maggie Powers, Hampton, Neb.
Miss Lena McKnlghl, ' Lung Pine. Neb.
Miss Mlttle Foley, Ulair, Neb.
Miss Chsrlotte Smith, Beatrice. Nab
Miss Belle Wills, Holdrege. Neb.
Miss Madge Harding, Deudwood. g. u
Miss Hasel Franders. Deadwood, S. D.
Mms Lucille Adams, Deadwood, S. D.
Miss Emma Cook, Wausa, Neb.
Miss Nellie Hawthorne, Kearney, Neb
Miss Myrnie A utile, Ord, Neb.
Miss Grace Borland. Falrbury. Neb
Miss Gertrude Alexander, Lincoln.
Ladles of the court (Omuha):
Mrs. Edgar Allen. r,8, L H Kortv
Mrs. Guy C. Barton. Mr,. v. J C KeiiVon
?"' ' Jr""- M,- H. iveiiy.
Mrs. R. B. Busch. i,,,. K V
Mrs. A. G. Beeson. C... j u '
Mrs. Geo. F. bill well. rr,. K, V Lomax.
Mrs. ueo. r. eiunteu. 1 r, K. L Lu
Mra.1 N. Baldwin. ,;rr;; SVhi
Mrs. h,. A. Benson. 1 rl i u
Mrs. J. B. BUiuhaid. K'
Sr.. H. K. burkelt. fc. H.
artin.
airs. w. . ieiu.-iw anan.
Mf' E- SUU."niY . A. McShane.
M1.S But en eld. f,,, w H. Muntft-r.
Mrs. J. C. Cowm M t M
Mrs. tlmiH Ujase. ra 8. A. Mcwnorler
Mr. Herman tuliu. u w WeBetuu.
Mis. 3. V. Dfnhot- noma Miliur.
Mrs. G. P- Dieis. ery
Mra. C. N. Diets. :,li . ilorits Mmr,
j.. uw..vi. 4ir a. I.. Moll er.
Mrs. A. Darlow
t.irs. 11. J. Penfold.
lra C. 11. Pickens
Mie. 3- O. Daulnian.
Mra. V. H. Davis. .
Mr: Al. Powell
Mrs. inoiiiaa . rr. , r p u
lra. J. J. r usmo j y
Mrs. H. Glftord. ciottl
Y;'- ,- U'Wl' A- Remington.
Mrs. m. HfJ';r Mrs. A. C. Smith.
rr rG'-wHtr", "r- Mrs A. B. earner..
?.lrI- v MVlr.nm Mr- li- " Thuniuiel
iT- J.' L",B B. F. Thomas.
R. c' Have. Mr- A- J V.lrlln.
".' m" in? i!?.'.oic Mr. G. W. Waul.-.
MTS. G. M. Illlclicock ,.M j j Welwtei
Mrs. C. K. Johanne. "' f; lf Vv'lme
Mrs. W. 8. Jardme. '
Mrs. G. A. Josln Mrl( Oe0 j,. Wuml
Mrs C. E. Yost. - Mrs. C. M. Wllhelul.
Urs. ' swiraendall Mrs. 11. Wi Yu-t
Ladies of the court (out of town):
Mrs. Dr. Hrg-iiK. Hut Springs. S V.
Mrs. M. K. Franklin. Duadwood, S. D. .
Mr. W. E. Hahu. Df id wood. 6. V
Mrs. J. C F. Bush. Waboo, Neb.
Mrs. J. A. Andreas. Hnldregc. Neb.
Mr. D. ). Painter. Iloldree. Neb.
Mm. William H. Fallen, ( rut Nelw
Mrs. Dr. EcklU, York, Neb.
Bee. October 5. j
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yard. (Basement)
Men's Underclothes.
ThiM is the time of the year when you
afe going to be either prudent or Impru
dent In the matter of underwear between
now and Thanksgiving. That Is your part
of the business; ours is to tell you whet
we have to offer. These prices should In
terest men:
Men's good qunllty Ribbed Cotton Under
wear, shirts extra well made, drawers
have double gusset, medium weights, col
ors brown, blue and ecru, fast dye, nil
sizes.
. FINE VALUE AT WC EACH.
Men's Fine ' Natural Wool Shirts nd
Drawers, extra finish throughout, good, full
slits, equal to a great many dollar gar
ments. Buy these and you will save money.
SPECIAL OOOD VALUE AT T5C EACH.f
Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers,'
shirts extra well mode, drawers have
double gusset, with patent seams, fl pe
winter weight, comes in pretty shade of
brown also, nil sizes.
GOOD VALUE AT $1.00 EACH.
The picking of wool half hose has begun
and will grow more rapid each day. Better
buy now while assortments are complete.
Main floor.
Exceptional Bargain is Our
$1.25 Lining Satin, 36-Inch,
Now Being Sold at 98c Yard.
Just what you will wnnt for lining th?
new suit. Handsome qunllty, soft and lus
trous, will wear two seasons, In a flne line
of new autumn shades. Ask to see thrm.
Our special price, 9Sc a yard.
Main floor.
Saturday Specials in Our Linen
Department, Economy Base
ment. SATURDAY SALE OF HUCK TOWLL8.
60 dozen 12V4c Huck Towels, Saturday's
sale price, 6c each. IJmlt, one dozen to a
customer.
SATURDAY'S SALE OF DOILIES.
100 dozen 15c, ISc and 25c Linen Dotllas,
Saturday's sale price, oc each. Limit, ono
dozen to a customer.
FRINGED NAPKINS.
500 dozen 8c and Se Fringed Napkins.
Saturday's sale price, lc each.
SCRUB CLOTHS.
B0 dozen 10c Scrub Cloths, Saturday's sale
'price, 5c each.
We check hand bnggnge and packages
free of charge.
Mrs. James McDowell. Tecumseh, Neb.
M' A' Y- Bohlnson, Beotrlee. Neb.
5' ,L:McCre' Tanln Ro. Neb.
Mrs. F. Wilcox, Hubbell, Neb.
Mrs. F. A. Keller, Falls City, Neb.
Mrs. J W. Johnson, Formosa, Kan.
' " T- Johnson, Pawnee Cltv, Neb.
Mrs. S. 8. Weldner, Falrbury, Neb.
Mrs. C. A. Lilt gen. Auburn, Neb.
H. E. Patter. Clifton, Kan.
Mr!' ?' T' ?.lckard'1 W"P'" Water, Neb.
Mrs. A. L. Gale. Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. H. E. Grelse. Red Cloud. Neb.
?!r"' fOV- Kendall, Superior. Neb.
Mrs. John Pirkins. Hastings, Neb.
Mrs. M 8. Wolbach. Beatrice. Neb.
Mrs. Thad. Qulnn, Fremont, Neb.
Mra. C. D. aook, Oregon. Mo.
vl' aZ'.1- Jfklns. Falrburv. Neb.
?' J' ?,"Yen,,on.-, Belleville, Kan.
Mrs. John Hodges. Sidney. Neb.
i. iiS- Thrp, Arveda. Colo.
Neb"' harles A- Dunham, South Omaha,
I"- B- w,ati!n. South Omaha. Neb.
Mr!' b -n90?1 Inf'. Sol,,h Omha, Neh
Mrs. S. B. Davis. Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. H. W. Orr. Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. O. D. Evans. Columbus. Neb
Mrs. J. Laverty, South Omaha. Neb.
J!"' A,' Mitchell. Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. H. E. Potter. Endlcott Neb
Mrs. P. L. Gillespie, Wymore, Neb.
M- ! Gofford. Wymore, Neb.
Mrs. O. E. Enirler, Plalnvtew. Neb.
f!' W'.,E- ,RePd- Bo,1,h Omaha. Neb.
Mrs. 8. Hoxle Clnrk. St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Lawel, St. Louis. Mo.
Ladles In waiting (Omahal:
mII Ft ri nry""I1'. M.- A,' v- Klnsler.
Mrs. A. D. Brnndels. Mrs. J. c. Klnsler
Vft "w B;zt?- Wjx;
Me'. S?"- "J- A' Ken-
S' b ?Jnldln Mr- Jo"" A. Kuhn.
'rs. W. J. Burgess. Mrs. H. V. Ijuie
irs. A. J. Beaton. Mrs. J. McVann
Irs Vf C Rirtnn Mr. TP I 7.ti
in. w a:: ,""- xi:z- v.a ney.
...... ... ... ivim. V.IIHI nieij.
Mrs. a F. Brallev. Mrs. Fred Met
Mrs. R. Breckinridge. Mrs. P. n. Myers
Mrs. C. B. Bogus. Jr. Mrs. Arthur Metx'
Mrs. H. H. Baldria". Mrs. Chns. M;irh' I
Mns. F. I Campbell. Mra. J. R. McDonnlcl
Mrs. Albert Cahn. Mrs. G. p. Moore
Mrs. B. B. Caldwell. Mrs. Louis C. Nash
Mrs. E. K. Crane. Mrs. Ella Nash.
Mrs. Charles Cliipp Mrs. Lenoni Nelson
Mrs. H. T. CUrke, Jr. Mrs. D. J. o'TJHen
Mrs. J. C. Coil. Mrs. A. 8. I'lnto.
Sirs. B. W. Cotton. Mrs. Jus. L. Pax ton.
Mrs. W. H. Clarke. Mrs. Geo. H. Palmer.
Mrs. R. W. Connell. Mrs. M. C. Peters
Mrs. E. Duvul. Mrs. Guy II. Pratt.
CAN'T BTOP TALKIXG.
Farmer Talk Grape-Anta to All Ills
Frleatl.
The avtruge farmer is nobody's fool, it
takes a pretty level head to run a farm,
and the more carefully he thinks the more
successful he Is. A Missouri farmer writes:
"I want to say something about Grape
Nuts as a food, but a 1 am just a common
old farmer, I can't put it as strong as I
would like to.
"But I would love for all the world to
know (that don't already know) about th
merit of Grape-Nut food. It ba done me
and my family more good In the way of
bringing about good health, adjusting our
syvtems. purifying our blood and keeping
out stomachs In good order than all th
medicines we have ever taken.
"My Uttle boy wa pale and slim, did
not have much appetite until w began th
use of Orape-Nuta about a year ago. Nuw
he is robust and hearty, eats Grape-Nuts
every day and enjoys perfect health.
"1 have prevailed upon my neighbors
to try Grape-Nuts and it is astonishing,
the results. I would not be without if U
I hud to pay $1.00 a package.
"A year ago I read about It and had
my grocer order some. I bought most-of
it and soon saw the beaenta from it and
then begun to talk Grape-Nuts to every
one. Now I don't know how many pack
ages the grocer sells each week, but he
keeps nearly everybody around here sup
plied. "Now j ou cau publish this If you wunt
to or do as you please, but you can't keep
me from talking about Orape-Nuta. for
there la no tqusl to It anywhere." Name
given by Poclum Co., Battle Creek, Mkh
Read the book. "The Ruad lu Wellvllle,"
In pkga. ' "Tbr's a reaaou
Mra B. B. DiivK Mrs. TC. K Potter
Mrs. O. Dunn Mrs. Chei les N. Rob.
Mrs. A. Eiholm. Itison.
Mra. M. F. Funk-Mrs. Alice rtorglioff.
houser. Mrs. Curl Reiter.
Mrs. Jny D. Fester, ff. Fred Runner. Jr.
.lr. G. H. CilleNpie. Mrs J. R. Scohle.
Mrs. J. M. O.illd Mrs. K. H. 8prn;iie.
Mrs. H. I. Ounnett. Mrs. K. T. Swohe.
Mrs. w. L. Graham. Mrs. Bron Smith.
Mk. M. L. Giirkrt. Mrs. A. H. Smith.
Mrs. Ben Gallagher. Mrs. K. C. Twnnilcy.
Mrs. A. P. Otiiou. Mrs. N. H. I pdike.
Mrs. M. A. Hall. Mrs. P. H. I pdike.
Mrs. R. C. Howe Mrs. R. C. Wagner.
Mrs. C. J. Inkwersrn. Mrs. Victor White.
Mrs. O. N. Johnson. Mrs. H. L. Weller.
Mrs. II. G. Jot linn Mrs. H. F. Wvman.
Mrs. F. W. Judson. Mrs. Oscar Williams.
Mrs. Chas. Karhu. h. Mrs. E. 8. WestbronK
Mrs. R. K Kljillnaer. Mrs. W. U Vetter.
Mrs. Albert Krug. Mrs. H. M. Rogi rs.
Indies in waiting (out of tnw-n:
Mrs. K. J. Andrews, Shenmicloali, lu.
Mrs. Ous Detderlrh, Avne a. la.
Mrs. A. Bsrtiett, McCook. N'b
Mrs. F.d MoComaa. Broken How. Neb.
Mr. Rebas WhlUnck. Nebraska City, Neb.
Mrs. Get Lamb Clinton, la.
Mrs. C. T. Ladd, Lincoln, Neh.
Mrs. Olive l-atta Watson. Friend. Neb.
Mrs. O. F. Beavers, South Omaha, Neb.
Rereptfbn committee:
Chsrlet, E. Ady. J. D. Foster.
Edg.tr Allen.
Thomas A. Frv.
Joseph Barker.
H. K. Burket.
B. L. Baldwin.
John N. Baldwin.
A. J. Beaton.
K. C. Barton.
E. A. Benson.
C. E. Black.
Guy C. Barton.
Dan B. Fuller.
T. J. Fltsniorrlst
M. F. Funkhouser.
H. I. Gannett.
W. L. Graham.
C. C. George.
Wm. M. Glass.
J. M. Guild.
J. E. Georae.
W. R. Bennett.
G. H. Gillespie.
George F. Bldwell. Dr. H. GlfTord
jonn . brany. -n. r. (iuiou.
F. A. Brogan. F. T. Hnmlltnn.
E. E. Bnice. E. L. Huntley.
Thomas C. Byrne. Matthew A. Hall.
Ralph Breckenrldge. Geo. L. Hammer.
Arthur U. branueis. K. c. Hayes
A. G. Beeson.
O. M. Hitchcock.
C. B. llorton.
Henry Hardy.
R. C. Howe.
f. L. Haller.
Dr. W. o. Henry.
C. W. Hull.
B. A. Hnndrlchs.
G. J. Ingersen.
C. K. Johannes.
Harry C. Jordon.
F. W. Judson.
J. A. Joeelyn.
J. -A. C. Kennedy.
J. L. Kennedy.
O. D. Klplinger.
John A. Kuhn.
W. J. C. Kenyon.
Thos. Kllpatrlrk.
F. P. Klrkendall.
James (. Kelly.
Albert Krug.
George Kelly.
W. Scott King.
E. F. Bralley.
W. J. Burgess.
F. W. Bacon.
J. B. B'.anchard.
O. F. Beavers.
B. W. Cotton.
H. T. Clarke, Jr.
W. II. Clark.
Jas. K. Chamber.
Albert Cahn.
Frank Colpetser.
F. L. Campbell.
C. E. Clapp.
J. C. Cowln.
J. A. Crelghton.
H. Colin.
O. W. Dunn.
Eugene Duval.
A. Darlow.
Judge O. A. Day.
C. N. Diets.
Luther Drake.
K. H. Davis.
Chas. A. Dunham.
T. F. Kennedy.
James C. Dahlmsn. H. Vsnce Lance.
Henry Khrenpiort. v.. v. lwla.
Dr. j. P. Lord.
Arthur Remington.
Dr. A. W. Riley.
Carl Reitcr.
J. C. Root.
M. F. Rohrer.
V. B. Reed.
E. H. Sprartie.
Chas. L. Saunders.
Ed. T. Swobr.
Dr. A. H. Burners.
A. B. Smith.
W. A. Smith.
Arthur C. Smith.
N. A Splrsberger.
Tee Ppratlen.
H. A. Tukey.
J. W. Thomas.
B. F. Thomas.
Mel fill.
Nelson B. t'pdlke.
Holmea I'pdlke.
A. J Velrling.
W. E. Wood.
John L. Webster.
Ray C. Wagner.
G. W. Wattles.
J. D. Weaver.
John R. Wehster.
George F. West.
Ben T. White.
C. M. Wlllielm.
R. 8. Wilcox.
W. S. Wright.
Henry F. Wyman.
F. W'alters.
Gen. T. J. Wlnt.
J. B. Watklns.
H. W. Yates.
H. B. Zimman.
L. L. Kountse.
Lee McShane.
H. J. Penfold.
George Prliohett.
Philip Reed.
O. C. Redlck.
C. N. Robinson.
W. Farnam Smith.
C. E. Spens.
H. A. Tukey.
Robert fpdike.
Victor White.
Frank Wilhelm.
Walter E. Wood.
H. W. Yates, jr.
W. L. Yetter.
H. 8. Weller.
Arthur Lewis.
L. E. Lucas.
George H. Iee.
E. R. Lomax.
Jay Laverty.
Dr. H. M. McCluna-
han.
C. F. MoGrew.
T. J. Ma honey.
Charles Marsh.
Arthur Mets.
J. F. Mawhlnney.
Rome Miller.
P. B. Myers.
C. S. Montgomery.
Charles Mets.
Fred Mets.
Morlts Meyer.
Dr. R. C. Moore.
E. M. Morsmsn.
Wm. H. Munger.
J. G. Martin.
8. F. Miller.
F. A. Nash.
D .J. O Brlen.
Geo. H. Palmeri
J. L. Paxton.
E. P. Peck.
Fred Paffenrath.
M. C. Peters.
Dr. A. 8. Pinto.
W. S. Poppleton.
Chas. H. Pickens.
Al. Powell.
George Powell.
Guy Pratt.
J. B. Rahm.
Dr. H. L. Ramac
ciottl. Floor committee:
A. J. Love, Chm.
John W. Battln.
J. M. Baldrlg.
H. 8. Byrne.
C. D. Beaton.
E. E. Bryson.
Elmer A. Cope.
J. Clark Colt.
E. A. Cudahy, Jr.
Clement Chase.
E. I. Cudahy. .
V. B. Caldwell.
Charles Courtney.
Gould Diets.
T. L. Davla.
Frank Haskell.
Fred Hamilton.
E. E. Klplinger.
Frank Keogn.
i Soma Who Were There.
Following were among those present at
the coronation ball last evening:
A.
MRS. H. T. ADAMS-White net over pink
M8i-rt APGAR-Decolette gown, of pink
peau de sol shading Into rose, ''boraicly
trimmed with ribbons and ruchlngs of
liberty Bilk.
Be
MRS HOWARD H. BALDR1DOE A
white lingerie gown, wltn wnlie lace
MRSmnFKtD Q. BALY-A gown of em
broldered mousseline with trimming or
MBS ELLA BARTENBACH. Grand Island
Cream lace gown over cream silk, witn
pearl ornaments.
MRS. J. E. BA CM Black lace gown.
MK. A. J. BaAluN-A princes awn or
cream renaissance lace over pink and.
white chiffon, trimmed with pink satin
roses and touches of black! diamonds.
MISS NETTIE BECKER, Grand Island
White Swiss gown, with elaborate trim
mings of Valenciennes lace.
MRS. OLIE BERG Robe of black hand
run Cliantllly lace over black Maffeta;
MlthrUMYRA BRECKENRIDGE While
opera batiste trimmed with lace.
MH. R. W. BKECKEN KIDGlfi Light
graV. voile over gray silk, trimmed wilh
w hite lace and applique.
MRS. C. B. B L AC K Prince? a gown or
aray eilk poplin with bodice and aklrt
panels of Irish lace: necklace of Jsde.
MRS. WARREN BLACKWELL-W hlte
silk tulle over silk, trimmed with ruffles
of lace; diamonds, .,.,,,..
MADAME MARTHA BLACK WELL
Block lace over white satin, with insor
tlmia of lace; diamonds.
MHa. G. L. BKAult,t-FlgUMl silk mull
over pink taffeta. ,
MRU. W. D. BLACK WELL Lavender
crepe do chene over taflela, with trliu-
nilngs of point lace; diamonds.
MISS PEAhL BLACK WELL White silk
messallne with point lace berlha; uia-
MRdndj' BBNCHARD-Black Spanish
lace robe over white chiffon and whit
Milk with white lace yok; diamonds.
MRS. ARTHl'R D. BrtANDE18-Costu.no
of gray crepe de chene with real lace trim-
MISs'k'ltTH BRANDE1S Princess gown of
pink liberty eilk with smocking trimming.
MRS E. T. BR Al LEY Amethyst p.-au-de.
cygne, with point lace trimmings: amc
thvsts and diamonds. , ,
MISS OLOA BRAILEY White opera lu-
MVss'feESsiB BRADY Ugh t bluo mi-teor
sutln, mad princess, with trimmings of
MHaVsl'BRADY-Blaik lace robe.
MRS. J. H. BL'TLKK Black chiffon and
black lace; dmnioiios. .... . .,
MRS. W. J. BC KG ESS Beautiful iml
nrlncess gown of pink embroidered chlflon
bver silk, trimmed with luce: dlamondr
VKS. W. M. BL'RG ESS White chiffon
over pink silk. ,
MISS LILLIAN BC8HMAN A costume of
blu Persian biooade, with trimming of
real lace.
1'.
MIH8 VIOLA CAHN A niesrallne gown
with yoke and trimmings of princes
mrs.'' Element chase ugi't m.m
crepe, the skirt Inset with luce aod bodlc
adorned with a bertha of light blue mom-
MRS.nHd Vc'lARKE. JR-B1uh silk with
silver lace trimmings and puttings uf
MRS' CHARLES E. CLAPP-Wlilte voile
over white silk with trimming of gold
iUue and Uce; topas.
MRS. E. E. CHAN E Light gray crepe Ar
chena trimmed In shell pink ehtffon and
cream lace, with black velvet rlbuo.i;
diamonds. ,,
MISS ELLA COLE. Ixingtoil-Grav silk
crp over gray eilk; Am.-rlcan Beauty
mVT' MAI DE COLLINS. Waco. Tex.
iGuest of Mr. J. M. Ro-OP-raJatift
" (Continued on Fifth Page.)
, Ta Car a raid la Oac Day.
Tak Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablet.
' Druggist refund money if it tail to cur,
j . w, Orov s signature is ou each bos. jic
filler
I6jfcAN HOWARD v j
We've Made a Great Hit
In Our New Quarters
Our store has been crowded every minute
The first 6 days since our birth has been
Crowned with success
We are grateful for your patronage BUT SATURDAY, the MoBlng day
of the Ak-Sar-Ben. we want to make a record breaker. Not only for
us, but for you. Especially out-of-town visitors should never think of
leaving for home until they look over the great values e offer for
SATURDAY
READY MADE FACE VEILS
Big Table full of 1 4 yards long Chiffon Veils, in plain and dotted ef
fects, pink, light blue, white, navy, brown and black, worth up to $1.
Saturday, each 0r
Imported Chantilly Lace Veils, in white, cream, navy and brown, two
yarda long, each 2.BO and 2.75
GREAT KALE OK LAIMES' AECKWEAR
1,000 Collar and Cuff Sets and Fancy Stocks, some white and some
fancv colors, beautiful hemstitch and embroidery effects, Saturday
they go in three lots 25c, noc awl 75c
These goods are worth tip to 11.25 each.
RIO SALE HEAVY COTTON IlLAXKETS
25 dozen big U-4 full size Bed Blankets, In white, gray and tan, worth
every cent of 11.60, Saturday, each $1.19
OUR NEW GLOVE DEPT.
To those who appreciate the pleasure of splendid qualities, fit and
attention, we particularly deelre to attract to this thorough department.
LADIES' SHORT KID GLOVES
Real Chevrette Gloves, two-button lengths, made of heavy French kid.
In gun metal, the new tans and white, a pair $2.tM)
ENGLISH KID WALKING GLOVES
Two-button lengths, in black, tan and red, only, a pair $1.50
Celebrated Virginia French Kid Gloves, two-button lengths, a full line
of desirable shades, a pair 91.AO
Boys' and girls' French Kid Gloves, two-button lengths, black, tan,
modes, brown and gray, our special, a pair f I.S5
BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY.
ENTICING MILLINERY BARGAIN'S
Saturday we will offer 300 Model, Hats we purchased from an eastern
manaufacturer at a ridiculously" low price. They are made of the
very best materials and the styles are right up to the minute. These
hats will have their first showing Saturday, at $5.00,
13.98 and 2.49
$2.50 HAND MADE STREET HATS, 60c
Handsome silk, velvet, chenille and shirred silk hats, every one made
on a wire or buckram frame, trimmed with beautiful wings, aigrettes
and large, fancy quills Just to create a stir amongst the women
folks we offer them Saturday for. each 60c
See Window on Howard St.
50c PEARL HAT PINS, 10c
Genuine Mississippi Boroque Pearl Hat Pins, on plated gold mount
ings, sell the world over at 50c, sale price Saturday, each, 19c
$lJtO SHADED QUILLS, 40c
60 dozen extra large Pelican Quills, in all the most elaborate and
fancy shadings known to any artist they sell at all the stores for
$1.50 a special for Saturday 40c
50o HAT ORNAMENTS, 7c Jet steel, gilt and smoked pearl ornaments,
worth 60e Saturday 7C
25c AIGR1TTES, Oc 50 doz. Aigrettes, in all the new colors, at. . . .6c
FANCY FEATHER BARGAINS .
100 dozen Fancy Feathers, every kind imaginable, worth up to $1.60,
on sale Saturday o-
BUSTER
BROWN
BLUE
RIBBON
SHOES
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MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Here you will find pretty much everything a man wears. One
merit of this department is that it is very complete. Another merit Is
that the prices are a whole lot less than the exclusive furnishers. Here
Is what you can do in a saving way SATi RDAi :
Shirts Colored fancy soft bottom, cuffs attached and de
tached; a splendid value at 75c Saturday. . .
MONARCH AND CLUETT SHIRTS.
Soft and stiff bosoms, colored and fancy, cuffa attached or de
tached, coat shirts, if you like $1.50 and
NECKWEAR.
In this line particularly we are especially strong. Nowhere can you
find such an array of dainty colorings and effects. Hundreds of
beautiful patterns that are worth 75c of any one's money CfiV
Saturday JUC
FANCY HOSIERY.
Several lines of fancy hosiery, the
for
OUR SPECIAL.
"Rinrk and tan. fine seamless hose that are fully worth 3 5c for Sat
urday, pair
UNION UNDERWEAR.
Union suits, in heavy fall weights, qualities that are worth $1.60
will be sold Saturday for, a suit $1.00
Merino and Sanitary underwear, $1.60 qualities, for a garment, . ,$1.0O
Men's night shirts, plain and fancy. 50c and $1.00
SATURDAY BARGAINS IN LADIES' WARE.
' LADIES' NEW FALL SUITS AT $0.00.
Newest full styles, in black and colored jacket, full satin lined, trim
med or plain, skirts pleated or circular, suits that regularly ft QH
gold at $12.60 and $H,50 special Saturday, at J,J3
LADIES' COATS.
We are showing the awellest Una of coats in Omaha. Plain colors,
plaids and novelties, in the latest color combinations. Made up in
itylea that put them In a class by themselves. Special showing
at 08;I
Overcast plaid on check, in good range of colors, self strapped, In laid
velvet collar and cuffs, side button trimming, full lined body a, reg
ular $9.90 value; Saturday, at $5.0.1
fcABIEB' WAXXXirO tXXBT.
Pretty Hue of Skirts, tn black, blue, brown and plaid, check and novelty
mixtures tn very full ptrataa effects. In all the latest modal 6 kins bought
to sell at $ and IT. 60. special Saturday at 4.S
Csn.saE'l WOOI. SBZBBSI.
Novelty worsteds. In chcka and plaids.
yoke and belt, ruffles over ahoulder. th
lalda,
T.aniEB' LOHD riXSCZD XXsfOHOB AT M.00.
Prettv Persian patterns. In medium
.rn hJck. worth 1.7. apeclal
T.apra- Two-rxacra novum sunn.
Combination 6uft. Dressing tacque and Bklrt, to tail tb plae af th wrap
n.r tin percales, In gray.' blue and black and white, neatly mad a. beltod
sacaues very full skirt with wide hem special for Baturday.. gl.60
fXSSBS'
w. Nurses' Gingham, in all styles and stripes, prettily piped in white, flne
tailored garments, bought o sell at 1.5. apeclaj Saturday at 91.60
BELTS AJTS
We are showing the most comilet line of new, up-to-date Belt. Jill new
rood tn the most desirable plaids. Roman atrlpes. 811k Belts. Plain Colored
Kilk Girdles, Beaded Klaatlc Melts, al vary low prices, from 17.60 df n
lo v , as
X.aale Band Bag. Carriage Bag, Band Purses In all th latest styles, at
...r.ul.lf tirU es. "N
ladles' ana Ml' 0ndrwa Misses' heavy fleece lined Fhlrts and Prsw
. i T. x m a vears. ood valu at 45c, special, each as,
t.ji... rieeo Uatd Vsioa ult Shaped garment, gray and craam. apeolal
. gull 60c
Ladle' Plata aad Taney Best Man Cotton So aad Tleeo X.la4 Black Boss
l-air
ravas vvvvui hi.
IN THE SHOE DEPT.
Our new shoe department is
certainly one of the best in
Omaha. Great attractions are
offered dally to bring this de
partment before you, that you
may soon get acquainted and
, know its true worth and money
I saving methods.
THREE SHOE SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY AND
MONDAY.
turns, worth $5, Saturday and
Monday $.1.50
Ail $3 Valnea go at $2.00
Made In all leathers.
School Shoes for boys, worth
$1.50, Saturday and Mon
day, pair OHc
See the celebrated Buster
Brown Shoes for girls and
boys. They are the kind that
never wear out everlasting.
50c
1.00
60c kind Saturday, your choice
.25c
.25c
in red. blue. Drown and gTCeiw fanrv
In red. bl
regular
11.50 dresses, at.
.1.00
and dark shades, In oriental colors, full
: 1.00
D1MUI.
FVBSSS.
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