THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24. 15)03.
A SATURDAY SPECIAL
New Fall YVaislings 41c
This is a lot of beautiful fancy striped,
new Arnold fall waitinijs that wore
made to retail at !! per yard. They
are new and unit no- designs. We bouirht
an immense iiantity at a remarkably
low price and we of ft r them I
tomorrow, per yard. nrll
They are on sale all day lotiR hiu! there Is no
limit. You may buy as ninny yards as you like.
Special Sale of Millinery
100 MODEL HATS
Bought From New. York Designer
ON SALE SATURDAY AT $15
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Cloth Bound Books
1,000 standard
works; special for
Saturday in book
depart- AA
Women's Sample
Shoes Welt sew
ed, new styles,
worth up to $.00
n pair, at, $29
ment, at .
pair.
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Great gale Women's Skirts
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We bought these ha.ts at a great reduction
and every one is absolutely new and. seen
for the first time Saturday. They com
prise those new tub hats now the rage on
Broadway, also the ultra smart small hats,
which are the latest arrivals rffr
all new shapes, new colors ffffllf,'
would he-worth regularly to $30.
Special for-Saturday
$12.50 and $10. Fall Oats at $5.00
Up-to-date new hats of satin; velvet or felt
body- black and every new color, trim
med with ostrich" plumes; feathers, breasts
and sasbes-other stores ask $15, C
special at .' . . . P
Children' Sash Hats at $1.79
New Cheyenne Hats, with ' saucy' plaid
sashes and tassels all colors a $3.50
value at . . . . . . . . ... . .... . $1.79
$5 Wamen's Unlrimmed Rats at $2.19
All these-shapes are new-very latest idea
in black and colors large and medium
hats, at '...$2.10
Women's Q'iftty Shoes
We maintain tie foremost shoe department in tne
west We nre showing the latest styles and highest
qualities In women's bench made shoes.
Hrandela sollc .the best medium Z $150
. pr'.cfil women's shoes In g - J
AtnerUa, at . .;. . .
We are exclusive Omaha agents for the famous Rod
Cross S!i.' for Women a Bhoe m
that needs no breaking vD
An Eastern
Manufacturer's Samples
and Excess Stock
Those who have seen the window
display will declare these the great
est skirt bargains Brandeia ever of
fered." Fine walking skirts in chiffon,
panamas, voiles, broadcloths and'
worsteds.
Blacks and all colors.
All the very latest correct style
features for fall.
Skirts worthy
up to S10
will go at
rthj ry
2 4
98
All Finely Tailored
and Made after the Very
Latest Fall Models
There is not a skirt in this pur
chase that is not in the most ap
proved style for 'OS.
Silk lined voile skirts, satins, taf
fetas and fine worsteds, in black and
colors.
Many beautifully made and elab
orately trimmed, others severely
tailored.
Skirts worth
OUR SECOND ANNUAL SALE
of Home Grown, Freshly Picked
Chrysanthemums
All colors, full folUged,
sell reguarly at 35c
cacK, Saturday EACH....
INCUT FLOWER DEPT. South Sld
Special 75c a doz. Carnations, at 25c doz.
up to 515.00
will go At. . .
$ f7 Oft
Women's Smart Fall Suits
These suits the latest features shown
in New York and the east, all are
strictly high class most of the
styles are exclusive with us; on
sale at . . $35 and $49
"Fashionsear' Suits for Women
There is an air of elegance and exclusive
design about our "Fashionseal" suit that
distinguishes it from any other suit. They
may be compared with $40.00 C
and $50.00 suits; the price is
Silk and Net Waists
Made with long sleeves, white and
ecru nets and laces silks are in all
colors every stunning new style
3 groups at. . .$5, $6.98, $9.98
Children's Cloaks
and Dresses
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Beautiful New Cloaks for Girl New garments In f
new styles "a little different"' $98 SJ.98 ' i
In style, at . J i 1
Children's Bearskin Coats A fine lot
pretty curly coats for the little tots
(3.60 values at
of these
-Brown
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:Z;.r:k'.rW398-4s.75 (
Peter Tompkins Serge ' Dresses for Girls
and blue
and sailor
mmm
s.
mm
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Women's long cloaks
In plain and mlx-
' ture cloths, worth
up to $7.50. $298
Women's heavy
checked cotton
waists,
worth $1,
at50c
Women's net and lace Women's fur scarfs
waists In white and of blended conic,
ecru, worth up to worth $1.50, Q
J-00' $J50 at 0JC
im Women's $3.50 and
Women's Cravenette 94 dress and walk-
coats.worth $J9g lng skirts, Jpg
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6 Cakes Ivory Soap, for . .
$1.00 Ideal Hair Brush, for
S Cut Price Drug SaJe
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FOR I
SATURDAY J
26c Hydrcg-en Teroxlde, for ...... 9o
60c Java Rice Powder for 26o
25c Satlneete (Imported Klce) for 18o
2 Be Roger & Gallet Face Powder 19o
Ed Plnand Lllaa de France Toilet
Water 690
J1.00 Roger A Gallet Violette De
Ponne Perfume, per 01., special 69o
50c Flower Girl, Perfume, 'os. for S9o
25c Colgate's Tooth Paste, for ....BOo
2Bc Fanltol Tooth Paste, for 19o
25c Rublfoam, for X9o
25o Colgate's Talcum Powder' for 15o
25c Kcllpse Almond Cream, for 14o
60c Malvlna Cream, for ........ 39o
25c Danderlne, for ...83o
60c' Hay's Hair Health, for ....450
BOAFB
Be True Blue Tar Soap, 8 rakes lOo
barge Box Castile Snap, Special 45o
10c Jap Rose Soap, for .......... 8e
2Bc Woodbury's Facial 17o
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.890
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1UB1EB GOODS
75c Fountain Syringe, special, at 49o
85c Hot Water Bottle for B9o
$1.00 Hot Water Bottle for ....69o
$2.60 Fountain Syringe for 91.98
$3.60 Victor's Antiseptic Female
Douche, for 82.00
$3.60 Marvel Whirling Spray for 83.75
$1.25 Rubber Gloves for 79o
50o Family Bulb Syringe for . ...35o
Buy Tour Patent Medicines at Out
Prices 1
2Bc White Pine Cough Syrup for 18o
26o Foley's Honey and Tar foe S3o
60c Dr. King's New Discovery for 45o
50c Milks' Emulsion of Cod Liver
OH for 390
$1.00 .I.ydia Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound for B9o
$1.00 Daffy's Pure Malt Whiskey 89o
Convince yourself that our Prescription Department Is a complete
one; by looking at It will convlce you. Prescription filled at cut prices.
CALLING CARDS AND INVITATION
In Our Card Printing- Department, East Arcade.
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All the fancy hat pins
worth up to 7Cc
at 19
All the fancy whlte
etone hat pins, worth
to $1.25, at 494
All the La Vallleres,
worth to $12, at
S 1.50, 92 and $2.50
SILVERWARE SPECIAL
"Win. Rogers & Sous' silver chest of oak,
lined with moire, containing 6 knives,
6 forks, 0-tahle spoons, 6 tea spoons, 1
butter knife,. 1' sugar ,sbejl in French
or bright finish, fancy designs fully
guaranteed worth $12.00, $798
at
OMAHA INVADES HOLY LAND
Incubators Made Here Are Bought in
Distant Palestine.
GATE CITY TRADE IN NEW MART
Manufart nred Articles of Nebraska's
Mrtropnlla Flad Their War
Into All Corners of
the World,
V hilo Kgypt nmae the first Incubators, It
in apparent the people of Pulestlne cannot
depend on the old pilt'S of brick which re
sembled brick kilns to hatch poultry fast
enough for the growing population of the
Holy Land and orJers are being sent to
Omaha factories.
, The George H. Lee company has Just
mode a shipment of incubators to Max
MuBhktn of Jerusalem and they are to be
Used by natives who ars entitling the
poultry business.
Mr. Mushkin tecently visited a brother
In Omaha. He saw an Incubator made by
the Omaha firm and It was such an Im
provement on the old-timers of the Holy
City that when he returned to Jerusalem
he made arrangements to order a ship
ment from Omaha. The Incubators have
been shipped. They will arrive In a few
weeks and become rivals of the brlck-housu
looking Incubators of Egypt.
While artificial Incubation Is practically
new In the United States, history claims
Incubators were useit on the west side of
the Red Sea to hatch all kinds of eggs sev
eral thousand years before Huxley, Agassis,
Foster, Blafour, Blsclioff, Dolllnger and
Karl Ernst von Baer gave the world a
vast amount of knowledge about embry
ology. Old Ones Were Defective.
llut there waa something .wrong with the
old Incubators. They were almost as big
as tliu pyramids and somo history Is re
sponsible for telling of the millions of
(owls hatched In the machines along the
Nile. Humorists have alleged that they
were a great Improvement on the American
Incubator, . as they could be fired up at
sunset and would hatch out a brood of
chickens over night. But the fowls did
not always live. They were said to have
been hatched too fast, and It was hard
to get mothers for all the little chicks. ,
Whether the Omaha Incubators will be
used to hatch ostrich eggs or not Georga
H. Lee cannot say. It Is possible that the
machines will be rivals for the hot sands
of the Sahara In giving the world ostrich
plumes. But every year Omaha extends
its trade on manufactured products a little
further east and a little further west, until
some day though "east Is eaHt and went la
west and never the twain shall meet," ac
cording to the learned Kipling, there will
be a point on the other side of the earth
some time where a Chinaman will trade an
Omaha-made shirt to an Indian for an
Omaha horse blanket.
MATHIESEN FIGURES IT OUT
Veteran City Hall Clerk Makes
eolation that Lands Taft
in Office.
Cal-
FOR SUNDAY'S DINNER
The Best Dessert is Our
"DELICIA BRICK"
The Perfect
ICB CREAM
SUNDAY SPECIAL: "MAPLE NUT." ,
Save the Trouble
of preparing the usual pastry dessert by
calling us up and having us deliver enough for your
Sunday's Dinner
Easier, Cheaper, Seller
The Fairmont Creamery Co.
Telephones Douglas 1404; Ind. A -3104.
Figuring that Mr. Taft will receive at
the least calculation 295 electoral votes,
Assistant Licenbe Inspector' John Mathlc
sen, 74 years of age and who has voted
the republican ticket all his life, is con
fident that the republican nominee Is now
as good as elected. Mr. Mathleaen has
gone over the national election returns for
every campaign since 1873 and has based
his figures on this computation.
All the southern states with 127 electoral
votes are given the democrats by Mr.
Mathlesen In his figuring, while most of
the northern states with 296 electoral votes
are given the republican party. Eight
state are placed in the doubtful column,
the eight having sixty-one votes. Without
them Mr. Taft would! hare a plurality in
the electoral college of fifty-three votes.
The doubtful states, according to the as
sistant In this democratic office, are Colo
rado, Kentucky, Montana, Idaho, Maryland,
Missouri, Nevada and Nebraska. Some of
these states appear to be sure for the re
publican party, but to be on the safe side
they are put in the doubtful column. Colo
rado went republican In the last campaign
by 84.683 votes. Idaho by 29.303, Missouri by
?5,137, Nebraska by 86,683 and Montana by
13.1D9. As Maryland gave the republicans
only a majority of 51, Kentucky 1,893 and
Nevada 2.8S5 Mr. Mathlesen fears these
three doubtful states may go democratic,
but he feels fairly sure of the other doubt
ful ones. Nebraska has gone democratic
only once in Its history and for this reason
Mr. Mathlesen is not worrytnc much.
CORN BREAD FOR THE WOMEN
How
Told
Her
7
t Make It Is
Miss Besaek la
Leetarea.
From a tour of ten days "lecturing on
corn bread. Miss jeasiea t. ttesaca,
director of the woman's department of the
National Corn exposition, has returned to
Omaha and announces that women all
over Iowa and Illinois are thinking about
the Corn show at Omaha and are working
to make it a success. Miss Besack was
the lecturer at several farmers' institutes
on domestic science subjects.
"Some of my audiences were slightly
disappointed because I talked about corn
bread." said Miss Besack. "Naturally the
women in the audiences expected anyone
from a domestic science department to talk
about chrysanthemum salad, preserved
carrots or oyster delicleux, but I have been
talking corn bread, corn muffins, Indian
puddings, baked hominy, steamed corn
pudding, cream of corn soup, but especi
ally such brands of corn bread as have
made this country what It is today."
"Yes, some of the women agree with
"Poodyear Raincoats Reign Supreme"
Greatest Sacrifice Sale of Men's and Women's
5' Cravenettes, Rain Coats and Silk Water Proof Coats
Ra,2ZeiSt: At 50 on the Poiiar
nnwiifiiiiiiii mi'iiaimii i mnttw rm'iWrTM'rVnmi hmw&haim, 'ramii JAii-anna
a rare cnance to ouy me worlds bent raincoat at less than what the retailers themselves are
paying.
The backward raincoat season and the recent warm spell compels us to make a sacrifice of our new
fall styles of raincoats in order to raise caah to keep our factories working.
Hence, your opportunity to buy a raincoat in the height of the raincoat season at less than end-of-the-season
prices.
For now we are selling at 80c on the dollar, and remember that ordinarily our prices are lower
than elsewhere, because
We manufacture ALL. the goods we sell, and sell ALL the goods we manufacture the middle
man's profits are your savings, and
We guarantee quality, fit and workmanship to be the bet and styles the latest or refund your
money.
NOTICE This sale will be discontinued without notice when stock Is sufficiently reduced. "
Buy How at "The Raincoat Store" and Save Money
Men's High Grade Cravenettes
$15.00 Raincoats, sale price $ 7.50
$20.00 Raincoats, sale price $10.00
$25.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$112.50
$28.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$14.00
$30.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$15.00
$35.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$17.50
Women's High Grade Cravenettes
$15.00 Raincoats, sale price $ 7.50
$20.00 Raincoats, sale price. . . .$10.00
$25.00 Cravenettes, ale price. .$12.50
$28.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$M.00
$30.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$15.00
$35.00 Cravenettes, sale price. .$17.50
Mi
Ponorl lltilWu The randest Selection ol Women's Silk Waterproof Coats at 50c on the Dollar M . PorjrD9hp
UCnerai Ulllliy Entire gtock of our $25.oo, $28.00 and $30.00 Coats on sale now at. .$12.50 m W,051 I'lMUIll
Garment lOr Men Entire stock of our $35.00, $37.50 and $40.00 Coats on sale now at. .$17.50 GaflllBIll TOT W0IH8I1
Special List in Raincoat Specialties
Our Guarantee
We want you satisfied
with your purchase, or
come and get your
money back.
GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO.
"THE RAINCOAT STORE"
S. E. Gor. 16th & Davenport Sts. Loyal Hotel Bldg. Phones .'
KJ7
Inl. 204
Order by Mail
If unable to come in
person. We guarantee
satisfaction or refund
your money.
Positively the Most Wonderful
Bargains Ever Offered in
JEWELRY
Choicest Lots From the $20,000
Stock of Chevelcr & Sons, N. Y.
Saturday the bargains will be even
bigger than ever. Prices are less than
half.
All the Stick Pins and Brooehe Pins,
worth up to $1.00, at 10c and 15c
All the Fancy Belt Buckles, worth up to
$1.50, at . .25c and 50c
All the fins gold filled
bracelets, worth to
110.00, at $2.8 and
33.50
All the real torquolsa
inatrox In brooches, tie
plnB, shirt waist rings
at about one-half regu
lar price.
1
me when I talk foods made of corn, plain
foods like Jolly Joe steamtd corn bread
nd 'Pete's' cornmeal griddle cukea."
According to the womrn who are organ
ising the domeatlc aclence department of
the National Corn show, milling of corn
baa been so much Improved that It la
really reiponalble for a "meal" or flour
which la rightly railed "grains of gold."
The yellow granulated cornmeal of todaya
manufacture la different from the old meal
which "got strong" over night and waa
known aa "beating food." By the new
pruccsu the akin la removed aa la alxo tne
germ with Its abundant fat t hut tugith'-r
made the old meal epoil after ,t na mil lid
a few week. Some one Invented a
machine known aa a "dogermlnator" which
made, it noxalblu fur the Uumeetlo science
experts to boost ao at ron g for corn prod
uct!. Aa a reeult thoae who come to tr.e
National Corn ahow will learn from Mi,
fieaack and audi experts aa Mia Roae
Bouton of the Nebraska State university
now to make everything from Apple Jubnny
cake, IndlMJi bannovka and corn pone to
spider corn cake anil fruit cake with C
meal.
MRS. RUSER FIGHTS FOR BABE
uie sent I.V
ived on Mi, I
in Who Conspired to Kill II us
band Hrililt lllvorce to
t.rl Child.
Notification that she haa been sued for
divorce waa aerved on Mrs. Matilda Ituser,
charged with conspiracy to kill her hus
band. Emit Ruaer, In her cell In the county
jaii rriuay. Tl.u papeis w
j vinai,B irom j-pnii,,ii .-iii.j m
ituser by Uenutv Sheriff M.uri
j Kuner ahov.td u rmiiilmi when K)
celved til.: iawra, but dx lar.-d she would
fight the suit in order to secure the custody
of tile child.
Bhe aays l.er hufcband is barely Bble (.
apeak English and la not a proper pel so '
to bring up a child alone. esi,u t-y 8ht
will not object to a dlvorcs U she wtU b
allowed to tsar las baby.