Tin; OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOHF.n 12, IP07.
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We Present to the People of Omaha This Week a Splendid
Opportunity to Secure
Misfire I!!!ii!el!iiiMaimi at Siwlii Prfess
On this rap today w tHI of genuino Bavins ojipor'unith-e which bLouM prove exceedingly Interesting to those 'who know the real value of, money and who dcnire to make their dol
lars Bccomrllnh the utmost In the purchase of rellabte homefurnlshinps. This is & special value-giving week at Hartman's a week of extraordinary pricing. All the resources of thts
great organization, with Its twenty-two bis stores are'esrtfd in our endeavor to force prices downward. The spKsdil values here Illustrated and described are on sale at our Omaha
store. Every article Is of.Hartman's high standard of qiiDllty. and every offering is a value of the most unusual character. We Invite you to take advantage of this trade movement
and share in the rich savings. We invite you also to open a Credit account and enjoy the use of your goods while paying for them. No payments required when you are 111 or out of work.
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Altho-nf 'n we 6o a large erlltbuln..., we go Bat refns. te euh.
Von than one-half of on patrons nse tnslr ready money now. To those
who don't wish to fcoy on payments wo estend a special Invitation. Call
and see what wa hart to offrr. It will coat yon nothing- to look and yon may
a something yoa Ilk. Think this orr.
EASY PAYtYJEHTS TO ALL
THOSE THAT WISH IT : :
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LADIES' LONG COA
Before Torn Invest In a new Fall Coat, aa what wo ar showing. Wo
u jnuoUy for oaah, but flva you cradle oa saay payments u you with It.
. wo tt soma racaar smarm coats in au tne naw oiotne,
' both la looaa and tlght-fittlng- price, range
from S9.76 to ..
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Cash or Credit
We do a large cash bnsinoss, but It
you must have your garment on easy
payments you can have it on
YOtJQ OWN TERMS
FURS
Para of every kind. Never In the history
of tills establishment have we handled such
fine line of Furs. The prices are reason
able, too, and within everyone's reach.
Genuine Gray fquirre uff
GENUINE GRAY 8QUIKUEL MUFF Well
made,' beautiful blend, sells everywhere
at not less than (10 ,
our price 1 i (J
$i uuait bidu Ai.ivt.ij Lined
throughout with Skinner's n TA
satin lining, for w'fiUU
GENUINE CONEY CAPE Made of Coney
fur, lined with satin, If ff
on sale at. llivU
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Finn Morris Chair
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Thia value Is ahsolutfl y unmatchihl". Tli.
t)Ct solid n.-ik usnl In till fllorrls C'llrtlr.
It )s -of novfl dpnigrn, has beaitf illy rHr.crt
front claw fret. Hrtlstic arms an'l Is 'plml
itered In must thoroughly dpprn'lablp mi'ii
nr. Th back Is iWrjly diamond (lifted snd
)iHu roun'lrd sertlnn bo'.nw with trcil leath
er straps and oxidized buttons. The srnt (s
set with hlKhly fompered steel sprinift'. Its
upholstered In Nantucket leather.
It Is marie with havy tti!t
Iti'rs Rnd is of ;reat"St disa
bility. It is of handsntne de
fiffn and in biautl'tlly or
numerited with niokel trim
Minits. AInt has lsrsw nick
el side TingM and brtsa urn
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LN THE FORUM OF THE C P,
Iritish Traveler Takei Exception to
Federal Building Clock.
EEJHND3 - HIM OF AS IDOL
Ha Spends Son Time Gaslns!
4 ronderlma ea tfce Deaatlr
Strauar 'Affair Im the
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A world wonCer has been discovered in
Omaha W a' tlab ' trotter. It Is nothing
less than the clock which stands on ' the
top of the federal building; tower. James
T. Allwyn of Manchester, England, Is the
man who made the. discovery. Mr. Allwyn
stopped a day in Omaha Thursday In the
course of a (lobe circling tour.
"You hava certainly a bustling city here
and a city that I pawsitlvcly like," said Mr.
Allwyn. "And after a tram ride I don't
need to look at the census figures to know
Is growing very rapidly.
"But. I say, what could have possessed
your Vncle 8am to build such a putillng
elock on his hapdaqf-e nostolTtce building.
When me--'- first struck the object I
pawajt'vlt! hldn't know what it was. I'd
"Tn things ' that looked much like it In
Burma, but they were used as idols and
la Christian Omaha I knew there could be
no Burmese sect. -
"All the time I was thinking of this I
was only about a square away from the
thing. Finally a gentleman comes along
and I awskad him what the thing was. He
looked at nie;aharp. My word, he thought
I was eraiy, I fawncy. He said something
about, 'what are you giving us,' or some
such thing, and then he told me It was a
clock.
"Well, I examined it more closely then,
and I saw it waa a clock. At any rate it
bore a striking resemblance to a clock.
The circumference of the dial I found, on
closer Inspection, waa divided Into twelve
qua! parts. But I could see no hands on
the dial and I bad never heard of a clock J
of the dial kind without hands.
secured a pair of field glawses. ' Ah. then
I discovered that there were hands upon the ,
dial. .
"But. really you know, It Is the most j
peculiar clock I have seen. The person
who designed it must have aimed to make
a dial from which the time could not be
told. The twelve figures on the dial ex
tend more than one-third way across the
radius of the dial and, to complicate mat- '
ters further, there Is an additional mark
at the quarter points. The best dial has
no marks at all upon It. We tell time not
by looking what figure the hands are point
ing at. but by noting he positloa of the
hands on the dial.
"It the clock remains in position for some
centuries, future peoples will think it was
used as an Idol or something of that sort.
you know. They would never dream It was
a dock."
"It has been thirteen years since a rasor
touched my face," declared . Constable O.
W. Church, thoughtfully combing a bushy
growth on his chin with his fingers. "That
wss during the celebrated campaign be
tween Tom Majors and Holcomb , for the
governorship. Before that time I had al
ways been beardless. Just before election
I made a fool bet with Jim Wheeler, the
terms of which were that I would not
shave for a year If Holcomb won. ' He
agreed to raise whiskers for the same
length of time In ease Majors wss success
ful. Holcomb won snd I kept my bet. At
the end of the year I had a nice, heavy
growth on my face and I liked It so well
I haven't shaved since.
"Whiskers are a good thins; for an of
ficer of the law to have, anyway. They
are good to hide behind when an Irate
woman comes out of tne house with a
shotgun and threatens to blow your head
off If you levy a writ of replevin on her
pet ducks. Borne people look better with
their faces covered with a shield of hair
and I don't suppose I will ever have any
use for a razor again."
Carl Belter has a new story along the
lines at which he is so good. Two Eu
ropeans, with their wives, were returning
CARPETS ilpllpl
BoyiU 'Wilton Ttlvst g if Ci T
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Smith's Bert Axmln- Sis) W CD JX
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Tapestry Brussels 41 S-vWs; a. i.l!i.lii.
i'1. ' Omaha's JRl ;
BP. Largest . .
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This 6-Hoe n C
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16.75
This heater is made for
burning coal, wood or ooko.
It burns any. of thee fuels
with the very best satisfac
tion. It In an excoej.i.tCiy
'economical heater, elenxntlv
trimmed with nickel and has
larRe cast ornamental base.
Vatent elr circulation, is
gas consuming.
It has five lai (". spacious 'drawefa, t f
expert workmanship; in mndi
throughout in polished soldon osk
finish, a very fine chiffonier at an
extraordinary special price. In bay
ing these chiffoniers we combine tlio
orders of our 22 stores, and tho Im
mensity of our contracts In whst en
ables us to put thts splendid aitlch
in your home for so little money.
You never before sav.' a t.ase burner of equal character sold at the price ct
which this one is offered. It Is a uplendid heater, has automatic feed, pauut
duplex shaker grate and many other improved features.
stressing Tabe
Made In sullci quarter sawed oak,
bird's-eye maple or mahogany. A
dainty and beautiful piece of furn
iture, beautiful rubbed finish. Roomy
drawers, large bevel edge, French
plnte mirror, set in carved frame and
standards.
Sp?ctn1
tabie .
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15.25
Exactly like cut, sise of top, 51x24,
exclusive Hartman design, csrv'd
top, shaped ends," shelf below, heavy
legs, mahogany finlr.h, highly olUhod
..RUGS...
Seamless Valval
Rags, Oriental and
rioral design
Lincoln,
P.eorless,
Peninsular
and Howard
Stoves
and .
Ranges
Quartered Oak
Extension
Pedestal
Table
16.75
This Table Is made for-long lasting service. It Is of massive design and extra well made.
Is constructed of the very best materials, has extra massive base and carved claw feet. It
is brilliantly polished throughout and is a value positively beyond duplication in Omaha.
This Range Is made of heavy Bessemer coid
rolled steel. It Is a tuil flue range v.-uh new sci
entific hot air circulation about the oven. Has
large fire box, with duplex grates for burning
either cosl or wool;"has large, square even, pat
ent balance oven door, large l.lgh warming cVtHet
and an abundance of nickel trimmings. It's per
fect in-Its operation and is absolutely guaranteed.
lS-lnch oven. It's a most excellent baker. Tha
price means a saving to you of IS to $10, and
you pay for the range on .asy(terms.
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fX,A X-f$(jrs Bartraan's Imperial
JL'wW mte' u i Brussels Bag, 13x9,
tgf 15.75 ;
N Jji" mrMr Hartman's Best Ax
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Feather your nest'
I4I4-I4I6-I4I6 DOUGLAS ST
Comp'ete Otitftt. Conslttnt
Bad. Spring ani Mattress.
10.25 "
The bed In thia outfit Is Just like above Illustra
tion. It Is strong and substantial, of handsomo
design and heavily enameled In any color do
sired. . The springs have heavy durable mnpl.
frame and best woven wire fabric. The mattress
Is of splendid quality, made in our own factory
and thoroughly guaranteed. . This offering should
prove to your mind which concern gives the
greatest values. This special' Is on sale all we '
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The first consideration in the matter of food is nutrition;
the next, facility of digestion and assimilation. The grains,
Ike wheat, should be preferred, which are well supplied
with the constituents of brain and nerve, cooked in a pala
table manner.
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it tlie Vfst of food for growing chndien, lavaJids, the ged,
die Lraia tad muscle wcilinj dawes. '
from th. theater on. evening on th. Har
ney street car line. When Thirty-third
and Cuming streets were reached a slight
accident happened from a collision. In
which both wives wer. hurt. Meeting a
short time afterward, one man satd to his
friend:
"Hew did you cm. out with the street
ear company T" asked Ike.
"Oh, folne; I got IC00," replied Jake.
"What." said Ike, "only $300. Why, I got
$1,000 and my wife was hurt no wore, than
yours."'
"How did you do, ttr
"Wall, you see. It was this, way: I had
presence -of mind enough to kick my wife
In the face so she looked worse, and. sure,
I got more."
LAST NIGHT AT THE THEATERS
Leo Dltrirhstrla and Company
Capital Fare at tk
Boyd.
la a
Leo Pitrlchsteln and compsny in "Before
and After." a farce-comedy in three acts,
by Mr IMtrlchatetn : under direction of
the Wagcnhals-Kemper company; at the
JVivd tbeitcr. The cast:
Pr. George Pne...
Pr. Philip Latham
Colonel Larivette .,
Jmea Jeffreys ....
Edgar Driscoll ....
Antony
C'HKStl'S
Mrs Pagn
C-ra Belle
Odette PeVer.
.Mr. Lo Dltrlchsteln
...M". "Idmnnd Eltfn
of substituting another for Mrs. Page. He
goes out to employ a female detective for
th. purpose, when Dr. Page, conceives th.
brilliant idea of securing the services of an
actress who visits his office for professional
advice. The actress hss a - friend who
passes a. her mother, and with th. newly
acquired mother-in-law and wife Pr. Page
sets out for Saratoga, having first Induced
his own wlf. to go to Whit. Sulphur
Springs. Just as h. seems to have all go
ing well at Saratoga, the real Mr a. Page
turns up, and the close of th. second act Is
on. of th. most ludicrous situations ever
offered. The third act is devoted to straight
ening out the numerous complications that
have followed in the wake of the "Sunny
Jim" powder.
Mr. Pitrlchsteln is a comedian of proved
ability and gets a lot of fun out of his
role as Dr. Page. In th. second act, whli)
free from the influence of "Sunny Jim."
he presents a lifelike picture of the iatj
Richard Mansfield, copying his personal
appearance and manner of conversing ev
actly. He shows his extreme cleverness
. many ways. In his support he Is for
tunate, his company being unusually
strong. Each of the parts is a character,
and each Is well-nigh perfectly present!.
Miss Kenyon Bishop as, the actreea wli
$1.00 A WEEK
Oar prices are the lowest
of any credit store in Omaha.
Call in and see us. .
- Aubrey Reattle
John Arthur
James IV.i 9ang
O. M. Se'don
Hnsel fianple
....Misa Kenvn ?mhop
Nell i autler
Mrs. Taylor ,. MadeV.T; Borel
A Leo Dltrlchsteln farc.e Is lTrys a de
light. His compounds b. i.'r i ate!y done
and accurately proportioned, so that they
never run to an excess of anything, except
laughter. They have Just the flavor needed,
and do not give a bad taste, either "before
or after." In his newest he has used nici
material, but has done it over so that It is
of a piece with his other pred ictions. And
It is enjoysble'from the very first.
Dr. George Page Is a sober-minded pro
fessional gentleman who is build;ng up a
desirable practice among the women of New
Tork. He Is somewhat Inclined to be mo
rose. His friend, Pr. Latham. Is also a
practitioner of excellent standing, but of
an investigating turn of mind. Pr. Latham
Invents a pow.Vr that is to effect a change
in the disposition of whoever happens to
take It, irsklng him merry ind "amiable."
Ho experiments on Pr. Psge secretly, with
the result that th. doctor gets gay with Th.
wife of a French colonel, who demanda sat
isfaction, la lieu of a duel, the colonel pro
poses te subject Pr. Page's wlfs to Just
such an exhibition of amiability as Pr.
Page gave with th. colonel's wife. la this
crU.s Pr. Latham proposes th. .xjoedleut
Ed !!. -4 P'iranJ , has done everything from "the Holy City
to th. split," is a scream, and Miss But
ler as th. vulgar young woman who i
posing as an actress and who Is wllllnii
to wed, also makes an immense success
of hor role. Miss Eorel as the feml
detective has little to do, but does it wel.
Miss Chappie in the role of the genuli..
Mrs. Page Is very good as well as ver
pretty, and Mr. Durand as th. flre-.atiiig
frenchman is also a hit.
All in fell, th. woNc of th. company
is marked with a finish that is as dainty
as It Is pleasing. The staging is artistic
and appropriate and the whole la well
worth seeing. It will continue at th.
oyd the rent of the week, with a mm
Inee on Saturday afternoon.
! las If mm Waal T.
If you want to go without the help you
need, or without the rork you might be
doing, keep out of The Bee want columns.
Everybody sees them. Everybody reads
them. The Eet coes into the homes of the
people who want somebody to do Just the
work you csn do. The wanters and ths
wanted can't avoid ech other if they get
unto th. want "dlurani of Ths Bee.
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You don't have to meet
your payments when sick or
out of employment.
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Don't dress shabby as long
as our Modern Credit System
is at your disposal.
Men's high grade Suits and Overcoats,
In authoritative models, worth $26.00
and 30.00 ITCH
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Expert cutting and careful band work
Insure correct, models that retain their
shape to the end genuine I n C f
bargains, at...... WJU
Chilly mornings remind you of
the fact that you need an over
coat. Buy one now on the easy
payment ' plan. ' All the latest
models are shown here,
$22.50 down to ......
$5
CRAVENETTE SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Men's genuine
Priestley Cravenettes of the better quality, in all A n
latest shades of grays, $22.50 values .trD
Men's High Qti.it Hats
In the latest fall and winter mod
els, $2.50 values,
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R.Sertl.as mt at Barkclar.
Kins-tenths of tha enjoyment of pip. is
how everybody else hstes It.
You can help your wife to believe anv
story you bring home late at ntglit with
you by Including a prtatnt wild U. New
Xork Preaa.
STIFF UAT3
The latest fall
blocks. In black
and brown. Dig
1.50
SOFT HATS
la telescopes, pan
toures, etc., black,
brown and tan. Bar-
IS!-. 1.50
Wear PALACE SHOES, they
make life's walk easy and they
cost no more than other good
shoes. Blucher lace styles, in
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every good leather, sizes, shapes
and widths. Try 1 CA l
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them, $4 to.
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CLOTHING COMPACT
COR.i & DOUGLAS
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