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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1908)
The Omaha Daily Bee Advcrtl In EDITORIAL SECTION. Pages 11 to 20. THE OMAHA DEE Best,1;. West VOL. XXXVIII NO. 146. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, 'DECEMBER 5, 1008. SINGLE CO IT TWO CENTS. These Three New Models at 75 Cents At the Soda Fountain 60c "Come Again" Chocolates. . . . -30 25c Butter Balls pound 15 15c Jelly Beans pound 10 Dainty lunches for Xmas Shoppers-. sheet A Great Sale Saturday Cut Flowers Beautiful fresh cut Itoses, Carna tions, etc. lowest prices. Main en trance. RllV f rrft Corsets of batiste or coutil for slender, medium j 15 and stout figures. They have the new long hip OatUrdaV effects. The coutil Is a very desirable corset MUSIC Every popular song alt of the day. Hr soon ka published. Thee are tb great lucctnti now on tbs boards. Mall orders filled, lo extra for postage. TOV'LL BE ROUT JUST TOO XATB Foo cMm on, sale Snturday. The ovrrwh elmtnK demand liud for tmlne heavily boned through the waist line. All have supporters. .Just such corsets telling regularly for J1.00 in any store These an? all fresh and new, direct from factory; all sixes two weeks completely exhaunted the supply "I Want Someone to Call Me leHrl" ".lust fimp Otv" "UnnK out Kront loor Koy," Mornlne: 'y," "Tiiko Me Out to the Hall tinnie," "IMa vnmtes," "On I lie Khlne With a Stein" (Rolff Urns., orphtniml. ' Unln liow," "The Time Will Come When You'll Hemvnoer," "Hcd Wing." "A HIk Nlaht Tonight." "My Unulda Sylves," and hundreds of others 75c GET THI HEW BT1XS BOOK FREE-"' any 15o Ladles' Horn Journal Fattarn with th nw style book-at. . . SOo Another special lot consist of batiste and tape girdles with supporters. Also some tclrdle top and long hip effects, with two pairs supporters; trimmed with bias fold, edged with lace; also long hip and high bust styles 500 a w KM 3 LEATHER GOODS SATURDAY. The entire sample lines of very finest leather novelties From Herman Scheller & Co., 821 Broadway, New York, AT 500 ON THK DOLL A It. These are the finest holiday leather nov elties ever displayed by thin great house, sold to us at half wholesale prices. Line consists of Traveling Cases (fitted with gfnu lne ebony). Leather Covered Flasks. " Leather Jewel boxes. Leather Music Rolls. Leather Cuff and Collar Bo. s i... j iitigs. Leather Picture Frames. Leather Card Sets. Leather Clear and Cigarette Cases. And finest assortment women's hand bags ever shown In Omaha. Thousands cf pieces made to retail at 50c to f 75.00 each. All Less Than Maker's Cost. JEWELRY Saturday specials in Holiday Novelties. Genuine Kose Bud Hat Pins, made from real roses 300 200 German MeBh Bags, special. . . .$1.30 Jewel Boxes. Gold Plate, satin lined. .500 Mounted Combs, every design, first quality brilliants $1.50 $7.50 gold filled fancy Bracelets. .$3.08 Greatest line genuine Turquoise Matrix and solid gold Bracelets In this city. Storm-Proof Shoes, a Sale for MEN and BOYS Good heavy durable shoes for boys; extra high rut vlsrolied waterproofed leather, brown or hlAt-k; two buckles ut toy, fine for skating. Host shoe made. .Slues up to 2 for 13.39 Kixo up to b for 93.79 Boys' Double Bole All Leather Shoes, extra MtronB Beams, all (Ilea to regular 1.75 line; Smur Uay .... S1.39 Men's Solid Work Shoss V Men's like Bin Shoes, in black or inn', extra hlKli cut. 12 and 14 lucii. - vtscollaed and waterproof; . Satur iav .ale 94.80 Made extra strong, of heavy ralf. beat sole leather. "can't rip" seams poBltlv 2 60 and 13.00 shoes., .fl.88 Xmas Handkerchiefs To encourage you to start your Xmas buying early these fine bargains are of fered Saturday, for our choice new HsST': One-third less lines. Women's . (Swiss chiefs, excellent Embroidered Handker 12 Vie quality, for.. 7 Women's Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 15c kinds lOt Women's Pure Linen Kmhroidered Handkerchiefs, rare values at 13c, 2So, SSc, 50r, 73c, 1 $1.50 Geneva Silk Hose Three Pairs for $1.00 The most appropriate gift between friends imaginable. Gen eva silk hose have the brilliancy of all silk, and as silky to the touch. Orly an expert can detect the difference. The regular prica is 50c a pair. We have a 100 dozen in again for Saturday ...THREE PAIRS, $1.00 Women's i'fv&i I:uk. Cotton Hose. Women's 20c Mercerized Hose at 125ik Boys' Heavy Bicycle Hose. 12 H Underwear The I'nderwear Section, is fairly bristling with good bargain for Saturday. Trite tickets on the counters proclaim some splendid savings. Just a hint here. Women's 35c fleeced vests and Ian,s 21 Women's 50c medium vests and Pants 35 Women's union suits, extra sizes, always 75c, special 49t Women's medium weight union suits, regular $1.00 kinds. . 70 Double Stamps on nil purchases in above four departments Saturday. the 2jc Mad, tcr 19 Gloves x f r.un ' ' ,T K 'ATKS nr convenltiit ay to solve the size problem. We Issue cer tificates for any amount, al lowing recipient to make her own selections at any time. Women' one clasp imported Cape Gloves, always $1.25. for.. OS Women's 2-clasp prime Lambskin Gloves, usual $1.25 kind. . -08? Women's best 12-button Imported Cape Gloves. $4 quality. .$1.1)3 1 HURRAH! TQYLAND IS NOW OPEN Now boys and girls here's fun. The greatest toy show you ever saw. It's a regular circus. A continual round of pleasure for you. All kinds of clever new toys and funny U ttle people are beckoning to you to come and play. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Toy pianos playing, clowns tumbling, trains switching, etc. See the steam, engines, the boats, the automobiles. Koch Taper Cut out Toys for Kinder garten work, 25c Toys 15 Everything possible to glad den the hearts of childhood. Greatest toy showing made in the west. Come Saturday. Mecha nical Air Ships See them fly, regular 50c value,' special 25 New Mechanical Trains Mechanical Train Engine, tender and coach, complete with track seo Mechanical Train that Is a wonder does Its own switching and coupling, makes up the entire train by itself. 15.00 value for Mechanloal Train Complete train, with turntable, long track, $7.50 value.. S8.BS A Convention of Dolls Dollies from all nations, dressed In their native garb. So many dolls can't tell of all of them today, Dolls of All Nations for ft.85 The Bye Bye Kids, all cunning little fal lows that won't break 950 Beautiful Jointed Dolls, all sizes.. 19o Up Fine Kid Dolls, an sizes, up from.... 190 Blsiiue Dolls, So up; Celluloid Dolls, 15c np Rag Dolls. Everything In Games Special bargain tables stacked with them. 25 different kinds games at 3o 60 different klnda games at Bo 50 different kinds games at 10o Full lines Authors. Jack Straws, I,ntto, Ttddledewlnks, Blocks, Large Game Boards, Card Tables, etc., Flinch. .. 3So: Block, 190 1 Bird Center. iOci duo poli te re 360 All kinds of Toy Pianos, Friction Veh icles, Animals, Horns, Tops, Ilumpty Dumpty Circus, etc., etc. Great December Sale of Suits and Coats A sale of New York's newest mid-winter styles, hundreds just in this week. Totally different from the early fall models. These have longer coats, .without an over-abundance of guady trimmiDg3, refined models in new hand-finished worsteds, bou ght from makers closing their sea- Cl CI C son at wonderful price concessions. Best assortment and lowest prices ever displayed in Omaha values to $40.00, at . ONK-PIKCK FROCKS One-piece Princesses Frocks one of our big successes of the season. Stunning models of panamas in all colors, haud soniely tailored and a perfect fit LON G 54-1XCH EM PI UK COATS Made of heavy Scotch mixtures in blue, green, brown and gray colorings; double breasted, snug fitted Entire models, self straps; actual $12.50 values $6.95 ....$25 BLACK AND F.YMCY CLOTH COATS Of very fine materials and in exclusive Ben nett's styles; made to to our order; full leneth: In fitted, semi-fitted and loose effects; broadcloth, covert and heavy mixtures ; values to J20.00. for $15 All at......... CHILDREN'S COATS Our great purchase of 300 heavy warm coats for girls C to 14 years, brings bebt, bargains In new, up-to-date styles. Beautifully made and trimmed; any color. Materials are all wool. Never such coats at such a price ever shown In Omaha before. All 7.B0 to $8 valueB for. Children's White Flannelette Gowns, 2 to 14 years, 50 .$4.95 BEARSKIM COATS In white and colorB,-l. to 5 year sizes .....;.' . $1";05 Girls' Sweater Coats In 6 to 14-year sizes; white, red grey, all late styles at.... $2.25 and 82.50 Bearskin and Poke Bonnets for Infants'; all white, a sample line bought at a third value, $3.00 caps now at 95 10,000 Cups and Saucers and Ramikins 10c One of the most remarkable sales of the holiday season. This immense lot consists of beautifully decorated German, Austrian and Japanese China, Cups and Saucers, Ramikins and Stands, positively worth to 35c. All assembled In a great sale Saturday. Best bar gain ever, pair Pyrography Our holiday lines are wonderfully well assorted now. Special low prices for Saturday. See the dem onstration. Gas-O.Pens, regular 25c, spe'1.19, $1.50 Collar and Cuff Boxes.. 79 $1.00 Collar and Cuff Boxes.. 59 7 Be Collar and Cuff Boxes, for. .30 $1.50 Photo or Work Boxes 75 7 5c Tabourettes, (3 legs), for. .50 Xmas Pictures Immense assort ment. We do picture framing. (Art Dept. 2d Floor.) The irrentfHt Christmas Hook Store at Bennett's. Almost one-fourth the entire main floor devoted to books alone. Books that everyone wants at lowest prices quoted in all America. Vour Xmas choosing is best done now. Toy Books, Juveniles, Fiction, Historical, Classics, Devotional, Poetry, Encycloped ias Etc., Etc., 25 I Cents These books former ly published at $1.50. Handsomely bound books published at 76c. Hans Brlnker.v P 1 1 g r 1 m's Progress, Thelma. FirstV Violin, Helen's Babies. Sher lock Holmes, and 50 others. CHRISTMAS ENGRAVING 100 Visiting Cards and plute for 98 Get your order In before the holiday rush. Six C y 1 1 n der ' o u rump (boxed). L.aven der and Old Lace. Emma I.ou. Many In ventions by Kipling, Fight ing Cnance, L.lt il Citizens and hundreds of others ..... 419 Ccnfs Gift Hooks, a beautiful series bound In white cloth, a superb 98c book for 49 Burnt Leather Poet each in box . . . .49 Dorothy and the Wis. iird of Oa The new Frank Baum book; greatest child's book of the yoar; regular price $1.26, for 95 Spring Chickens or Hens Da lb. 121c Fresh Dressed Roosters 74 Pig Pork Loins, lb 8 Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, lb .... 7 Pig Pork Spare Ribs, lb 7H (all Lamb Legs, lb 11 Mutton Stew, 7 lbs. for 25 Fresh Leaf Lard 0 lbs. for $1.00 Prime Rib Roust, all bones out. .10 Choice Pot RoaBt, lb 7 and 5 (klutton Roast, lb 7V4 Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. ,9 and 7 Veal Stew. 5 lbs. for 25 CALIFORNIA HAMS Morrell's Iowa Pride, selected and guaranteed, 6 to 11 pounds, per pound 8 CALIFORNIA HAMS Armour's Shield Brand Sugar Cured and guaranteed 6 to 10 pounds, per pound 6 BACON Cudahy's Rex Brand, 5 to 7 pounds average, special, by the strip, per pound 11 y COAT STYLES SUPREME AT $25 The greatest aggregation of high-class coat models emanating from the best eastern tailors. New arrivals in heavy soft cheviot coats in the new browns, smoke, green and gray shades. Also fine black broadcloth and kersey coats, made full 54-inch to our special order. . Many styles. CJOR HJfcW SILK PETTICOATS Dark colors and light shades, handsomely, made of flna ' heavy sllkf "ulso . heavy black old-fashlcned Butler wool moreen Petticoats; all have a full flounce $4.95 Satin Duchess Waists Strictly tailored, pleated and trimmed with self but tons; all new shades for $5.95 Sweater Coats for wtmen, $2.50 $3.95 $5.00 Saturday Specials Fruits and Vegetables Sweet Navel Oranges, worth 25c, rer tioxen lfto 40c sizes for 30o 60c size for bOo Lemons, per dozen ISO and SOo Florida Tangerine, dozen 36a Klpe Florida IMneapples, each BOo Ajipien for Cooking, peck Sbo liellflower Apples, extra fancy, per dozen Oo Tokay Grapes, lb. 10c, I (or 960 Kalian, epeclal, dozen ....10o and IN Mixed Nuta, pound SHo New KncUah Walnuts and Pecans, SOo Klne Mo. Black Walnuts, peck ,,..40o F'resh Roasted Peanuts, quart ,6c Kalamazoo Celery. 3 for lOo lrlsrt Potatoes, peck SOo All the Hits From "A KNIGHT FOR A DAY." A music bag or roll makes an appropriate Xmas gift. Most com plete assortment In town. 350 Finely Tailored $20.00 Suits and Overcoats S515 A genuine Mirprive, Rcntlomon. The highest class, all wool, hand tailored suits ever turned out at $20. So good vns this offer vc bought heavily In spite of the late seatioit. It's a lot of smart, snnppy stilts that will muke you feel glad you have not already bought. Think of the best suits or over coats you lutve seen in any store this season at $20. Come here Sat urday and you'll get as good or better one for fifteen. Don't hesi tate. The Bennett Store never ad vestlsed a better clothing oppor tunity. You can pick from the most fashionable fabrics and color ings, and remember only $15. A SALK FOR BOYS', TOO. Large lot of stylish, up-to-date, Casslmere, Cheviot and Worsted knee and Knickerbocker suits, all new. Best of patterns and colors. Without a question, best $5.00 Suit made, sizes 3 $ to 1 6 years, Saturday MEN'S HOISK COATS A most complete Christmas line, made of good, all wool, double faced materials, in the best col orings. 7.50 SG.50 $4.00 MUX'S BATH KOBKS Just the kind well informed, ex acting men like best handsome blanket and terry cloth robes, new designs and colors at . . . $10 $7.50 $5 $2.50 MEN'S SWEATER COATS Heavy, all wool coatn, in plain gray and navy, also with blue and cardinal trimming, special. at $2.00 MEN'S UNDERWEAR Soft lambswool shirts and draw ers, In gray and ecru, either rib bed or flat silk trimmed, well finished, each $1.00 All wool, non-shrinkable shirts and drawers, single or double breasted, and double hcks for $1.50 FRENCH SEAL CAPS Detroit shape $2.50 Men's heavy caps with pull down or turn down folds. .' 75 ft ikwim I IB P FANCY WAISi COATS Make appropriate gifts. ..We have scores of styles, plain an'1 fancy In tans, greens, olives, browns, grays, late nobby styles. pockets, point front, etc. 'He 9 at 85 $4 $3 and $2 7 BENNETT'S SPECIAL HAT The dressiest of new blocks, made to our special order; as fine In quality and style as any agency hat and at a less price. .$3.00 Bennett's Big Grocery Pride of Bennett's Flour, sack Bennett's Best Coffee, three lbs Bennett's Best Coffee, one lb Teas, larffe atortment, lb Tea Sifting.s, lb Herbs, assorted, pkg so Kinmona iryetHl Tahle Snlt., ll.BS and 75 Green stamps Sl.00 and 100 Green stamps 36o Hnd 30 tire en Stump S8o and 75 Green Ftamprt ; 160 aI1' 10 Ureen Stumps Diamond C Soap, 10 liars aSo Nffoif?, Bak.ng-i.owder;vlb:van::::;:orHa jx jfSS 5 Mcelle Olive oil. hot lie . . oin .i on . , 1 Beauty Asparagus, can .B60 and. 20 Green Mnmn. lb SOo and 10 Green Klnmni S6o and 20 Green ritamps SOo and 10 Green Ht.imna ...85o and 20 Green Ftampi ...850 and 10 Green Stamps ...85o and 10 Green Stamps oo ana ju tjreen tsrumpH Full Cream t'hee.te. Domestlo Pwiss Cheese. Ih Hartley's Marmalade. Jar H. J. Heinz Chow IMckles. iiart Hub-No-More Koap. six cakes....' Succotash. "Best We Have" two cans. Yankee Bone Toilet Bonn, three cakes. m .n Brouuxi i.ai K" enipmont new r.vaporateil reaches, good I24c . ttiurn, .VI. ,U... JUUBIII Vr. ., 850 Burnham's Clam Chowder, larpe can 800 and 20 'Green' Staiiips Chocolate Mlnler Powder. H-lb. can a So and 20 Green Stamps Balk's Soups, throe cans 85c and 10 Green Stump Bennetts Capitol Bancake Ho and 10 Green Stamps Diamond Macaroni, three pkgs 850 and 10 Green Stuinpa New Honey, pure, Mason pint Jar 85o and 20 Green Stamps Premium Butterlne, two lbs 47o and 10 Green Stamps Bulk Mince Meat, lb 12M,o nn.l 10 Green Stamps SATURDAY SAX.ES CANST TH GROCERY. Gooseberry Mixed Candy, lb 18o lia; Cabin Mixed Candv, lb llUo Old-Tlme Mixed Candy, lb 12 I Broken Mixed Candy, lh lSUo Eureka Mixed Candy, lb 121,0 barge shipment Just In, fine, and fresh An Unusual Decem ber Clearance STOVES Prices on Peninsular stoves have taken a tumble. On account of long continued mild weather we start the clear ance two months earlier than formerly. Buy stoves now. They will never be cheaper. Our $44.00 Peninsular Base Burner, clearing price $38.00 Our $38.00 Peninsular Base Burner, clearing price S32!50 Our $27.00 Art Peninsular Base Burner, clearing price i&350 Our $26.50 Advance Peninsular Steel Range, now $22i50 Our $St.D0 Home Oak Heater, So. 710, clearing at $725 Our $11.00 Home Oak Heater, No.712, clearing at $850 Galvanized and Japanned Coal Hods, the 30c kind. for. . . -20d Victor ITour Sifters, nickel plated, the 30c kind, for 10t CaaJranjzed Wash Tubs 69c tubs for 39 79c Tubs for 49 Barrel Ash Sifters, 65c kind 4 Barney & Berry's Ice Skates -A complete line, styles and sizes; prices from 65c upward. 45c Polished Iron Stove Pipe, spe cial Joint 30 Corn Poppers, 4-qt., 35e slze.25 And 10 Stamps. Small Poppers. . 10 10 Stamps 85c Hand Saws, special. .. .59 68c Buck Saws, Saturday. .49 $1.15 Chamber Pails, for...H5 Wilson Toasters. .25 and 20 SAUERKRAUT DAYS IN BERKS lBaslvaala flecton Wliit the to feftton Looms Ills la Pablle Favor. Sauerkraut "blooms at Its best" in Berks county. Philadelphia. And now is the Kituerkraut harvest season. l)..rL . ntmtxf firrnvfl WOUld not h lVltll- out sauerkraut If they had to send to the Fatherland for cbbaes. It Is second na ture to them. They like It better than the rarest fancy dish you can set before them. 1 The making of sauerkraut on these farms f parixkcs th nature of a holiday. It Is no unusual thing to find a farmer with an acre or two of cabbages, the stalks Waring beads weighing from two to twenty pounds each. After all loos leaves hav it removed and th cabbage head I ' solid. It kt sut lato halv, and othsr bands take, possession of the semi-spheres, and cut out the main stem or heart of the cab bage. This la to hard for cooking purposes ind usually accompanies the loosened leaves, to be fed to the swine. The semi-spheres are then ready for the cutter, a rotary machine, with sharpened knives, which Is operated usually by steam, water, horse or gasoline power, de rived from the barn. It does not take long with such apparatus to rut up l.OuO head., and on th larger farms the heads sliced will number from 4.0O to t.WO. It keeps one man busy to carry the heads In bushel baskets to the cutter; another has to keep his hands and arms swinging all the time to pUce the heads In the hopper of th cutler, while usually on of th women carries th sliced cabbag away la buckets after It Is cuL Tli main secret of making sauerkraut In Berks county style. Is how to salt It. Hug sternsrs ar ud, holding from forty to eighty gallons each. Into these, one bucketful after another, the sliced cabbage Is poured. It 1 evened Into thin layers, and the housewife, or in many cases the farmer himself, who years ago learned the trick from his mother or grandmother, docs th salting. The one who knows ex actly how much salt to put on each layer, and how thick the layer must be, is the one who takes the first prixe in th sautr kiaut factory. Pauerkraut is on of the staples on th Heading markets, and is sold freely as butt-r or eggs, the price being from S to 8 rents a quart. ' After th cabbage Is salted In the stern era, It la deposited In the cellar with heavy planks on top, and heavier stones Ion top of these, to keep It firmly pressed down. Thus It is left to Us fat during I th seasoning time, usually from fiv to , six weeks. J livery Berks farmer makes sauerkraut; j som of them only flv gallons each, which Is usually salted In stone pots; others fif teen or twenty gallons; but It Is a house hold article from "Albany Eck" to "Closn enhoppen Thai," and at 11 o'clock on any forenoon during the months of November, December and January H at cabbage aroma is In the air, above the farmhouse chim neys, like the fog that settKs on Ixindon on a misty day. The finishing touch of sauerkraut Is ad ministered by the housewife. The conking Of this delicious diali is not considered an easy task, as thoi flavor part depends much on th housewife's secret. It takes quite a period to cook It so It Is properly don, and the one who knows the very knack of It Is always sure to receive th applaus of the farmer, who would travel mile to get this dish. In preference to th finest brown-roasted turkey obtainable. Philadel phia Record. lit want ads an business boosUrs. COAL IN THE NATION'S BIN Entifk In Stock to Reach Far Be ond the Year of the Yoeng est Inhabitant. Geogollsts who are presumed to be great economists, or economists who are sup posed to be eminent geologists, try to scire the world from time to time by spreading the speedy exhaustion of coal or gold or timber. We are using all of them lavishly, and so far as we know nature Is producing no additional minerals. The forests are not being replaced as fast as they are cut off, but It can be done whenever mankind shall become sufficiently alarmed about th In terests of posterity, and th mineral wealth of th world Is greater than alarmists hav calculated. About fifty years ago England waa warned that It was approaching th end of Its coal supply, but It Is still abl to product enormously In excess of its own requirements. Twenty-two years ago the world was warned that no more large finds of gold were possible, and since then the South African and the Alaskan fields have been discovered and most of the older gold regions have greatly Increased their output. The preliminary report on the mineral resources of the United States for 19j7 is distinctly reassuring. Mr. Campbell cal culates that at tlie end of the last year there waa easily accessible In the fields of the United States nearly two million million tons of ooal, or enough to last more than t.0iu years at the rate of production in la(7. At to this state; and particularly In regard to anthracite, the calculations are much lee satisfactory, but he believe the bituminous coal in this state would last nearly 600 years at laat year's rate of pro duction. The rate Is Increasing every year, but two or three centuries Is as far ahead as we need to look. When we think of the economy of fuel In the use of gas engines, of the possibilities of electric power gen erated at waterfalls, and the possibllltlei of the soUr engine, we feel that we need not be anxious about our descendants be yond the year 2m. H estlmat.-s that tin anthracite would not last i years at last year's rate and without waste. Hut there Is waste, and last year's rate will be ex ceeded. S-ill. If It alia II hold out a'ccntuiy we ma expect the world to have othr means of geneiating amoki-Us l:eat and power by the Ume all the h.ird coal Is gone. Philadelphia Record. More people are taking Foley's Kidney Remedy every yeur. It Is considered to b the most effective remedy for kidney and bladder troubles that medical science can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects Irregularities, builds up worn-out tissue and restore lost vitality. It will make you feel well and look well. Sold by all drug gists.
