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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1908)
ft THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, IDO. Tliur- fl (it-cat Waist Sale. Women's $1.25 Kid Gloves al 85c IP s Fine cape gloves with one clasp the gen uine English walking gloves in all the new- est leather shades and all sizes regularly l worth $1.23 on great bargain ' "Wednesday, at, a Ut)C (t pair Y) We have just received a new shipment of Neck Ruchhifls and Ruf flings Thee now arrivals In those extremely fashlonaoie necK runs, rucueu u neckwear, etc., that Brandets shows In such superior 90Rl Vll J variety. Prices are. . . JU ft Wednesday's Specials in Millinery Inlrlmmed Shapes at $1.00 All the newest and roost fashlon uble shapes, ready-to-trlm, cor rect fall shades large and med ium sizes worth regit- ff lnrly up to $2.60, at s$l Women's SlicQ Ostrich Trimmed Hals at $5.00 Stunning' new' bats, trimmed with ostrich plumes and aigrettes 4n 3 colors, brown, navy and grey worth up to 112 00 each (T C Wednesday special 4J In our basement TRIMMED HATS, at $1 Greatest millinery bargain ever olfered in Omaha new hats, - fl this season's styleB worth up to $5.00; extra special at )-.lLlirv Cordon Hand farvpd Rarpffpg ! ). lllill J UU1 VSV.l aawaiu vua w w v..vu fPl,n .,n:n!n tViq nocf fi 1 ci Marv finTvInn llQTl- 1 1 .-am. IflK .afTal I carved back couins worm K , rt tt on of JC"J"w I M . I 1 't . tvy. wv. .......... p BR ANDEIS NOV. , em NEXT MONDAY .- Kill be the Greilest Sale of OSpiCH PLUMES '-'. ; Ever Hold in The West' An immense stock bought at tn Amazing Sacrifice Ostrich Plumes of the high est grade were never before sold at such bargains. BAILEY & MACH DENTISTS Best equipped Dental office in the middle wesV Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Price. Porcelain til lints. Just like tae toot. IHIKI) FLOOR JPAXTON BLOCK Corner lfltb and Farnam Street. HOTELS. Motel Rochester , ROCHESTER. N. Y. Open Audust 12, 1908 Rochester's Newest, Most Magnificent, Completely Appointed, Up-to-Date i tr as ' ft' b a& a Bii SwkHtr, Par. W. ) a.4 rifaMtk if. DAmu 11, IMS. Rocheiter hi long been in need of a first class modern hotel, and the owners of Hotel Rochester have not spared any money in providing the traveling public with every comfort and luxury that can be procured at the best hotels in New York City and at moderate prices. if Motel Kocnester is constructed of absolute fireproof material throughout so that it is impossible - to burn. It has 300 rooms; each and every room has a private bath. There are. extra larre. well liehted samcle rooms for the convenience of all salesmen. It is centrally located; a short bWlc from the Court House on Main St., a few steps from the two leading theatres; across the street from the largest department store, Hotel Rochester is one of the chain of first class hotels under the abie management of Oco. V. Sweeney; this chain includes the Hotel Victoria, N. Y., Marlboroutrh Hotel. N. Y. and Hotel Lafayette, Buffalo. Fvery traveling man and tourist knows Mr. Sweeney and will feel at home at the Hotel Rochester. . Mr. William Horstmann, the manager, has been for years associated with the 'Hotel Victoria, N. Y., and has had a thorough training in hifrh class hotels. The rates of the Hotel Rochester are most reasonable considering the many comforts and luxuries it affords its patrons. Rooms with bath, 1. 50 per day and upward. 1 The restaurant will excel that of any hotel between New York and wnicapo; while the prices will be moderate. The Hotel's own Motor Cars will meet all train. WILLIAM HORSTMANN. Manager e i-i MAINE' Our IV22o's $3.00 We believe we. can outshoe, for the money any man that wears $3.00' shoes and does not buy them here. Our shoes were made ac cording to our specifications by a shoe manufacturer that turns out some of the best men's shoes made. THE LEATHERS ARE SPLENDID THE SHOEMAKING PERFECT. THE STYLES ARE CORRECT. BUTTON, LACE OR B LUC HER. If you wear $3.00 shoes, sir, arid have not been buying here, you have certainly been missing the best $3.00 shoes made. FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOES 10th and Douglas Streets. mi IHir Mill f miii.i.ii. 111 mm,. i PI R a i i w a ta T HE very best food used by human bpt..s. Is that com- non und universal table article -BREAD Why? Becauae the nutriment which the human syatom requires is better dis tributed In wheat than any other product. Luster Drown Bread Is madn of the very bpst hard wheat flour. It is baked under the most sanitary conditions. The bakery la modern In every particular. Insist on Having Buster Brown Bread Fee Sale at All Crecers .. . . 5c I. P. Steam Baking Co. Ski) ZAEL &WILS0N"S s4T The above tame or trade tnarK together or singly stamped on , col lar or shirt denotes highest grade of material, best .workmanship. Island I'lltll! I TO 1 lOCK ifilir. ' Lighted W CHICAGO FLYERV ll'iitilV ' I-vmaba 6.28 pm II j K Ar Chicago 8.58 am Hiiiiiiii.aiiiiiiwiiiiiwruiiv 'br. ynimiii in ilimllllljlllliihill t&3 y AM SAM ST. To chYcagO The Twentieth Century Farmer The Taper that Produce Results for Advertisers. BEARS SUCK BOOZE Particularly Koad of the frabapple Variety and ,;et a Ja ' Handily. "All the henrs of I'enob. ot county I have ever known,'? eUI William liatcork of BraUlfy, "feel hm if they ennnot evi n up for the winter until altir they huve had a po traotcd drunk from sating i-rnb aiples that have utayed (n the trees cold ninht until they wjro (bisou clear through and then hung cut and thawed In the kiinlight. and the opcm tldi) repeated unill fi-rmentatlm set in and the FWeet ider has turned to a gol Imitation of iM M -Uford rum. 'l)f course a ht ur lUat Is r. al fat-so fat that his eyes aie uImkiiik up and making him Mind will staer away to some old blown-down and hi te- awny under the pro tecting trunk Of a rotltug tree and go off Into lta winter snooze without any slurping potioh. Hut aa average bear that Is young and active sins te dread going to sleep foV els months on a stn-l.-h and puts It off HOTELS. as long as It can, and gets drunk and blun ders away to the nearest hiding place and drops off to sleep in an Intoxicated stupor. "It Is too bad to have a respectable young bear that lias passed the summer In picking and eating berries, and thut hus put on hs liut layer of fat from gathering and eating mellow windfalls In the autumn orchards, get into the habit of drinking liquor. "An overdose of hard elder made from fermented apple- Juice hus the same effect on bears that it Joes on nun, and makes them careless of their own welfare and quurrelponie and generally disagreeable. "I .wish the Maine prohibitory law could Ret at those ungatluied apples and put a stop to drunkenness among bears, but I fear' the reform, movement will arrive too lata to do any guVd to the bears. I have already killed two promising young bears this fall because of their weakness for strong drink, and if the snow holds off long enough I may secure two or three more, though I am ashamed of my conduct." New York World. "SalfSTonrTIiIEoTalaSIuAxe HOTEL COLLINGWOOD WEST ma ST. Offers On the Block Between 5th Ave. &B' way MW YOJtk CITY to de select accomodations criminating people. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF, and affords every facility for the coin fort of guesta. Situated in the very heart of the cltv, In a very quiet neighborhood, con venient to all surface. Subway and ele vated railway lines, and In the midst of the shopping and theatre district. Rooms With Bath $2 and Up. Special rates by the month or season. Restaurant a la ("arte. BETH K. ttOtlLET, 8D. Formerly of Vw Hnven House New Haven, Conn D H B HJ i n n a b l V J HOTEL MARTINIQUE PROAPWAT AND 33D STREET, BeUALO 8QLAUE. N. T. C1TX. TT1K MOST CENTRAL LOCATION IN NW YORK. THK HIOKKST CLASS Of ,vi kit ,n A Til i ft AT MoDKUATM BATfc. i Pre- Isent (irmnii Ne v v: '- ibe eieriirnce or us iBesls. THE MARTINigtJt ar(TAL BANTS HAVR AN IN-,-;;TRRNATIONALKKPCTAT10N. ave aUnssmeat as St. Pests ssoni. XLBCTIOW BBTXrmira thrown from Ben nstt Company's windows on canvas on oppo site, aids of street tonight. A Master Stroke in Women's Suits at $29.50 We announce today the arrival of another shipment of our most suc cessful suit. A style that has been admired more and created more favorable comment than any other suit shown this Beason. Many are waiting for this announcement. The coat is a graceful 40-inch gar ment with large lapels and large flap pockets, two very deep vents at back, entire garment edged with satin and trlmmprl with satin buttons. Lined throughout with satin, the skirt Is a handsome gored model in coar, eirect witn Buttons all way down front and wide, loose fold. The material Is a hard finished worsted in black, brown, navy, green and taupe. Nothing finer anywhere at $40, at. inuuic guiru uiuuci iu 290 A Window Full of New , Princess Street Frocks One piece tailored Princess Frocks have caught the popular fancy. It's the very latest fashion note flashed from foreign designers, New York, quick to recognize the extreme practicability and refining influ ence these beautiful garments lend to the wearer, has grown enthusias tic over them. Almost simultaneously with this introduction in the east. The Bennett Company makes an Important showing in Omaha. These stunning frocks are of broadcloth, serge and panama. Some are plain tailored, some have lace yokes, some trimmed with satin folds or Persian bands at collar. A wide variety of models becoming to most figures Is being shown. All best colors. $19.50, S25.00 to $50.00 to i to to to il P to H P to to a i H XT i i Another Shipment Sweater Coats The popularity of the sweater coat has become more than a mere fad. It's a practical," sensible gannent that is light in weight, yet giv iner nlpnrv nf wnrmtli. TIipv nfiYa in - a troriof i i-trt rY cfviArs ' v viuv an. u Tuiiuiiiuii vri. ctr icoi The illustration shown here is perhaps the most liked. There are also button-to-the-neck styles, loose and fitted, effects; colors gray, red brown, navy, also white. $2.50, $3.00, $3.95 and $5.00 Every Wednesday Notion Day The much needed little things that every woman requires will be on the tables again Wednesday at less than half regular prices. Read every Item. Many more don't get mention. Pin On Boss mpportsrs with rubber button ends, all sizes, black or white .worth to 26c, at, lfi- pair 4UC Batla Pad Hose Bnpportsrs with rub ber button ends In white, black, red, blue aAd b4tik, all 25c 1 c kinda .-. 1J Kalr Llrht 7rowna You must have them for the proper mode in hair dressing aVraell, the 60o kind, at aSJC Halnsoek Dress Bhislds All sizes, very best washable kinds, worth I'P to 23c. pair. 'on aale Wedr Js- c day. for Zinoz Tap, white, twilled, all widths -worm bo eacti, special, c - ........... Black Bawina; Bilk One of the stand ard makes, full 100 yard spools, al ways 10c, our price 12 1Q spools, for zr Tenoz Pin Books, come put up 100 pins to book, assorted sizes, black ,or white, always 7c, c at, a for Adamantine Pins, full count, very suitable for dressmakers' use, reg ularly tOc, our price, Alr dosen luc Paultleas Bafety Pins put up in three assorted sizes on a card, retailing for 7c, our price, 8 cards Bprlcr Books and Xyta, any size, In white or black, worth 5c, TP 9 cards Wednesday Corset Sale New $1.50 Model, r Correct in Style HUff Direct from factory w nJ s Here's a corset bargain that must appeal to every woman who enjoys turning a dol lar to good advantage. Very firmly con structed batiste corsets; boned to give ex cellent service; new bias gored models with long hips and high bust; trimmed with em broidery; two pairs hose supporters. Over 700 dozen on sale, all sizes. Nothing better at $1.50, our price, 89c. BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY fpirl Benn.e,rs1 Sgssa! Capitol Pl Coffee A high grade Z&'mSfc u- nd delicious ttAlXHSVEVHTfTMIW ' QMAiujia. j gfj gc ELxccljsIor Flour With each sack we give fifty stamps, at, 7f per Back I. U Honey Special New honey, guaranteed pure, with ten stampB, f 1 at l-iC Teas, assorted, per lb 88c And BO Oreen Stamps Tea Slftlnsf. pound 16c And 10 Green Stamps Panoy Table Beans Best We Have, fancy French strlngless beans, usually 25c, two enns for 36c, or euch 18o Early June P.aoh.s "Kent NVe Have," extra sifted, including 10 stamps.. flOo Bennett's Capliol Fancake Flour llo And 10 Green Stamps Allen's Brown Bread Flour, pkg 15o And 10 Green Stumps Premium Molasses, quart can 800 And 10 Green Stumps Advona Jams, assorted, two cans aoo And 10 Green Stamps Wonder Wa. for laundry. 3 for. 85c And 10 Green Stamps Hex Lye, three cans a5o And 10 Green Stamps Blue Borax Starch. 2H lh. pkg 85o And 10 Green Stamps 26c Grape Juice 15c; 40o Clam Bouillon ' 3o Popular Interest Increasing With Each Day's Showing of New Lots From the LINCOLN WHOLESALE STOCK. Watch for the Great Sale of Leather Goods. ML U HJJOyS THK RELIABLE TORE Watch for the Great Sale of Leather Goods. r 35c Laundry Bags, Wednesday, 12VsC . i ami mm I iZLiX si D From tilo I.lnrnln iinlcral mocVF".Ttrn hpavv nnalltr sateen. Diad lit their own factory in Lincoln the best snap of the season, only.. 12J A limit of two to each customer. AKT UXKNS KKOM THK LINCOLN WHOT.F.SAI.K STtX'K Including Dresser Scarfs. Center rieces. Dollies. Trav Cloths. Table Covers, Pillow Tons. Ktc. Thftsn cnnrli en nn anla WedneaHnv mnmlni at Otle-haU wholesale prices. V Watch for the tireat Ioather Ooods Sale from the Lincoln AVholesalo Stock. Wednesday Special Underwear Bargains FKOM THK LINCOLN STOCK The qualities we offer at Wednesday's prices you would scarcely beliere' possible without seeing the goods. They're here for you. You can't afford to miss them. i ',1 Men's Combination Stilts Regular 11.50 values heavy quality silk , fleeced, on sale at . . . i .... . -G9c Men's and Boys' Wool Sweaters In cluding the popular coat style values to $2.00, choice .' 50t Men's Blue Flannel OverslilrUTrlm med with large pearl buttons, values to $2.50, in two lots, at, your t'holca '60 nd 08 Men's Heavy Wool lloso The regular 2t"c quality, at, per pair 10? 10 (u 11 A. M. Children's " Winter Underwear, in all sizes, greatest- snap ever, at, garment 10? Ladies' and Children's Vndervests and rants Worth to 50c a garment, 250 and 15. Ladles' and Misses' Combination Suit Values to $1,00. at 39 Ladies' Vests or Pants White or gray, ' worth to 98c garment, on 'sale at . . i. .39 and 49 Hoot's Fine Wool Underwear for boys and girls, values to $1.50 garment, all sizes, Wednesday at ...... KO Ladies' Combination Suits Fine quail itv atllr fleeced srrav. whlln nr nl silk taped, on Bale at ....... 98c C 0 to 10 A. M. Men's, Women's ,and children's hose, worth to 15c pair,' at, choice 2 11 A. M. to 12 M. Ladies', worsted union suits, $1.00 values ....25c4 Men's . Wool Shirts and Drawers All sizes, In gray camel's hair or fancies, values to $2.00 garment, on sale at , Rft H 0 to if It II I to I B i 8i B! to I to! Rousing Millinery Specials Wednesday $7.50 Trimmed Hats $2.95 A cash pur chase of over 500 N. Y. show hats together with the balance of the Lincoln wholesale stock, including large picture hats and silk velvet hats, very newest ideas, values to $7.50, on sale in one great lot at. . .$2.95 Felt, Velvet and Satin Shapes Values to $1.75, very newest styles, on sale at 39c Fancy Feathers, Breasts, Aigrettes All this season's styles, values to $1.50; choice, each 19c Trimmed Hats, worth to $3.50, big assort ment for selection; over 200 in the lot at, each $1.00 Wednesday in Our Famous Domestic Room From 8:30 to O.OO a. in. One case of Pride of the Farm, the finest 10c bleached Muslin made, 10 yard limit, at. ard 5 From 10:00 to 10:3fJ One case of 36 inch fine Sllkoline, regular price 10c, 12 yard limit, at, a yard.... 4 From 2:00 to 2:30 p. in. One case of Great American Unbleached Muslin, 8V4c value, 10 yard limit, at y6-4H FOP. ALL IjAY 10c fine Diesa Ginghams fj 10c Shaker Flannels 5 10c Cotton Flannel 54 y 18c Flannelettes ............. 10 12V4c Flannelettes .......,. 74 19c Towels 4 '.'i . . . ... ,.'.. 10 From 0:00 to 9:80 e m.-One cs pure all wool Blankets, 11-4, larg and heavy, regular price $3.00, two pair limit, at, pair. $1.75 From 10:00 to 10:SO a. ni. One cane of $2.00 fine home-made Comfort ables, extra large, only two, to a cus tomer, at, each f)g From 2:00 to 2:SO p. m. Dolly Var den, one of the finest wool blankets made, sells for $9.00 pair, two pair to a customer, at, a pair.. $2.G8 Si JP yl cvasnu uasoal I n g ;. U m: a . B B ' B H n There are no vacant offices, but: If you have been looking for such rooms, no doubt you have- found desirable space is a rare thing. From time to time changes are made by tenants which would make available just the kind of office rooms which you desire, THE BEE BUILDING is occupied from top to bottom, but for reasons above stated we keep .a waiting list and would be pleased to have you call and look through the building. By giving us an. Idea of your requirements would place us In a position to fulfill your wants along this Hoe at some future time. Leave your name and address with . R. W. BAKER. Supt, Room 105 High Quality and Low Price in combination with assortments for sele tion second to none ever offered in tl? country has given us the Boys' Huit busi ness of Omaha. That you'll find our spec iul offerings as good or better than you ex pect or we represent is an undisputed fact bee these Wednesday Suit Specials: 6 A rn T 1 rr t x n . ' a tn rrt -r p?.w Dvya xvuee rant ouhs vt.vo irr.-i mense assortment of splendid patterns ami fabrics for selection Russian blouse, sailor blouse, or double breasted styles, all sizes from 3 to 17 years, made to stand hard wear, sure to give satisfaction, actual value $4.00, choice $2.95 50c Knee Pants 29c 75c Knee Pants 48c $1.00 Knee Pants, "Wednesday at. . . .G9c Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes stand in a class by themselves, the best in style and quality, the invariable, . pre-eminently choice of most particular dressers; suits or overcoats $15.00 to $35.00 Manufacturer's Sample Stock of White Porcelain These goods were puirhased on a close out sale of one of tne larKet white lr celain factories In Ohio. While the goods lust we will sell at the following pihes: Hot.ls, Boarding- Houses and Bsstaurauta Taks W otitis 8-Inch Dinner plates, worth Jl 00 per do., at. each 'tc 7-lnoh l'lates, worth $1.00 per doien ut, each 3 c 7-Inch Soup 'lati, worth $1 00 per doa. at, each ni Handled Cupa, worth "5c per dosen, at, each 3lsC 6-Inch Pie Plates, worth 60c per dosen. at, each I o t'nhandled Cups, worth 0c per dozen, a ear h IV o Saurers, worth 60r per dozen, at. ea. llic Hauce DlHhes, worth 60c per dozan, at. each H-lnrh liuttt-iH, worth 11.00 per dozen, at. each t0 Cream Pitchers, worth $.0 per donn, t. eai-h . JHe Don't fall to coma la and in what yoa can buy. For General Results, Read These Grocery Prices he best pure cane Granulated Sugar at j rt less than Jobber's cost. j y Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb I'0 am y aiirornia t'runea. per in ocs uni v Moor 1'Hik Apricots. Der lb. 2Uc Km All Soup .aii'y Mined led. per lb U'.e 6c ! Fancy Dairy Uulter. per lb . ;lc lh cans I.e. i l.ranilx I.ve ftcitancy i.ouniry I rvamery Wuttev. per lb.. lbs. choice Japan Hire j5l' at .So rrwu aao. jrruii aia 10 bars Diamond C or Beat at 1 6 The best hantl picked Navy Beans, ijr lb The best Domestic Macaroni, pka. 8'nO Cll or Mustard Sardines, per can.... itromaniielon, Jellyvon or Jell-o. pan. at ,J''' Large bottle Worcester Sauce. Toinalo . inn or F rk .. assol'led anion, i, i bottle Dr. Price's Hreakfat Pood. pkg. . Malta Vita Breakfast Food, pkg Corn Flakes, pkg :. The beat self-rUing I'ancake Hour, Tsnov ' (leaned 'Currants, per b... Fancy Muscatel Kalslns. lb Fancy Heedless Kaialns, lb Fresh spinach, per peck 1 Vf "W Freah aullf lower, per lb 1'". j neaoa noinouse uetiuce j Large hothou'.H Cueumbers, each Y'c-lOc Fancy Wax or (iieen Beans, per lb . . 6o Pre li Ptas. pr guart . lc H bum lies fresh ftaillahcs . 6c: Fresh Beets, . C'arrota. I'aianlt'S. Till nips. ml hquaait, Holland Seed Cabbage. lb Sc. Ho 4 6c baa- c. 15c . It Vc "ic Kutabagas or Drilons, f'-tc New Honey, per rack P r.. ' Fancy Tokay drape, per basket.., f" Fxnc y black I'oncoi d tirapes, per 7 c ket .'( Kngllsh Walnuts, per lb 7 He ! Fresh Hoasted l'eanuts. per quart DON'T FORGET TRY MYDEN'S FIRST ITT IS -fc' PAYS h
