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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, SEPTEfBEIt 11. 1909.
sm m COMPANIES CO ODT
Sot Up to Minimum, ii Explanation
of Etorch'i Action,
TWO OF OLDEST iHLITIA BODIES
tMufltant EtnrM la Omaha
Prer the) Brlaradler General's Or
er la Cat In- Dowa taa
Natloaal Gaaro.
Company I First Infantry and Company
(, Second infantry, the two Omaha com
parties ot the Is'ebraeka National Guard
which Brigadier General 8torch of the
Guard says ought to be mustered out of
the service, are the two oldeet companies
In the state's militia. Both hare seen war
service, both have. In their time, ranked
the highest In the state, and both hare
taken prises at national tournaments.
The recommendation of the brigadier
general that the two companies be 'mus
tered out of the service came as a
"thunderbolt . from a clear' sky," at the
officers or men of the eompanlea claim
they did not know anything was the matter.
Captain Bterrtcker of O Bays he knew
Company L was to be mustered out, but
that he had no idea hla own company waa
on the blacklist. Captain . Elsasser of L
did not know that either company waa In
danger.
Company L la known as tha Thurston
Rifles and Company O as the Omaha
Guards. Company I, the Dahlman Rlflea,
Captain Wllg In command, Is not censured
by the brigadier general, though this com
pany Is the detachment accused of killing
a farmer's cow while In camp at Ashland.
If ot 17 to M amber.
While' the captains of the two black
listed companies both aald they had not
the slightest Idea of what Is the matter,
Colonel A. D. Fetterman, Inspector gen
eral, says he believes the trouble la that
the enrollment In the two eompanlea Is
not even up to the minimum. The mini
mum Is forty-five and the maximum Is
sixty-five, but the persistent demands of
local fraternal Insurance companies for
well drilled men has cut down the stse
of the military companies. Also It has
been hard to keep the men together when
ever-lnereaslng rent hava forced them to
take unsuitable rooms for armories.
Captain Bterrtcker talked to Adjutant
General Hardlgao over the long-distance
telephone and the adjutant general told
him the whole trouble waa that the en
rollment of the companies la too amall
and that the brigadier general does not be
lieve the state should be compelled to pay
for the support of amall eompanlea.
" 'Get your enrollment up to the mini
mum and above If possible and everything
will be all right.' the adjutant general
told me," said Captain Bterrlcker.
'There are not a half dosen companies
In the state with enrollment up to the
minimum," declared Captalq Bterrlcker,
while Captain Elsasser thought the briga
dier general ought to take Into consider
ation the past record ot the censored mil
itary organisations.
Company L saw aerrlce In tha Philip
pines and Company O started for Cuba in
1888, but got as far as Chlckamauga only.
Police Will Work
on Two Shifts
During Festivals
Each Man Will Put In Twelve Houn
Cleaning1 Streets for Pa
rade of Eagles.
The police have begun to clear up the
Streets and sidewalks In anticipation of the
big Eagles' parade next Thursday. Orders
from Acting Chief Hostyn hare been Is
sued. Twelve hours a day will be the length of
time to be worked by every patrolman, be
ginning Sunday, and continuing until the
close of the fall festivities. Two shifts In
stead of three will be maintained, thereby
Increasing to a great extent the efficiency
of the police force while the crowds are
here. The extra work for the men on beats
Is occasioned by tha fact that the force
la considerably smaller now than at the
same period last year.
' "Welcome" signs and streamers over
' sidewalks and from posts will be praotlc
ally the only kind of temporary overhead
sign or sidewalk obstruction allowed by the
police.
"All sidewalk repair material, seats,
signs and other obstructions must go,"
says Chief Mostyn. "The city ordinances
pertaining to the subject are to be rigidly
enforced."
Omaha Boys Are
Expert Linguists
Joe Courtney, with Big: Publishing
Home in New York. Yitit
His father.
Joe Courtney, younger son of C. R.
Courtney, the grocer. Is spending a two
weeks' vacation with his father In Omaha.
, This Is the first time he has been In the
city since he was a boy In the graded
School a having left the latter to go to
England with lira Courtney and the elder
brother, Ralph, where the two sons com
pleted their education.
Joe Courtney Is now connected with a
big New Tork publishing house as expert
linguist to read all foreign manuscript sub
mitted. Ralph Courtney holds a similar
position with a London book firm.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MAPLES
Wanlaf la Soaae4 Asjatnet Little
Ore-em Worms that Are Hert
laff tha Trees.
.- A little green worm with a black head
Is playing havoc with maple trees in and
about Omaha, and some thoughtful persons
are anxious that The Bee sound a note of
warning to save the trees before it is too
late. '
"In Benson many trees hava been ruined
and In the West Faranm district other are
being severely attacked by these llitl
pests," says a good woman who called The
11 ee by telephone,
one suggests spraying me trees aa a
remedy.
striking ladtaa Momeaclatara.
"Muskoka." Clear Bky Land; "Maganete-
wan." Smooth Flowing Water; "Hewer
tha." Bright Water and Happy Lands:
Temagaml." Deep Water; "Wawa," The
Flying Goose;" are Indian words that fit
tingly deecrlbe some of the most delightful
spots for a summer's outing on the Amer
ican continent. AU reached at special low
round trip fares via Grand Trunk Railway
System. Double track from Chicago to
Montreal and Niagaia Falla.
Particulars of fares, descriptive litera
ture, tune tables, etc.. wUI be mailed free
on application to W. 8. Cookson, A, Q. f .
A-, Us Adauia SUeet, Cblca
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Dig Bargain Squares ol Hosiery
50c 1 75c HOSE at, Pair, 25c
Silk lisle and fine cotton hosiery all over lace and lace
boot patterns, fine lisle thread silk embroidered boot
patterns, silk and lace clocked plain black and tan
mercerized lisle and Geneva silk fancy m
shades double heel and toe; also some J?
men's hose worth up to 75c, at, pair
Women's, Children's'- Misses' Hosiery 15c
Fine mercerised lisle and cotton hose Black, tan and light colors
'. a Hover laoes and embroidered boot patterns. Children's heavy and
fine ribbed cotton hose, some with gater tops, g m
and double heels and toes, worth ' 1 fl
25c. at, pair "''
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
Plain and lace boot patterns wide garter tops, some
lisle 6oles, high spliced heel and toe black, white and
colors worth up to $2.00,
at, pair ,
Real Madeira Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs
These are pure linen handkerchiefs
worth up to $1, at, each
Women's
Short Kid Gloves Celebrated Perrln's La Mure real
Grenoble kid 2 radium clasp fasteners; point stitch
ing; In the new autumn shades ot tan, green, blue,
brown, grey, red, also black and
white all sizes.
Fitted to the
hand, at, pair
French Lrxmbskin Gloves
2 Clasp French Gloves Our
brands tan, green, grey, blue,
and white. Fitted to the hand,
2 Clasp KM Gloves Black, white,
ana moae an sizes, wortn up
on bargain square Saturday, at,
. Also women's one clasp cape
all the new tans.
Women's Underwear - Fall Wear
Women's cotton ribbed union
suits umbrella lace trimmed
knee; all sires, Satur-
day 35.C each, or 3 for. . . . tl
Women's sleeveless silk finished
vests; in pink, blue and "
white; special aJC
Just received our complete line of Munsing underwear for fall.
Ask to see our Munsing Underwear at regular underwear department
BRANDEIS
Shoes for Women
That Only Cost $2,50.
This is a message to women who think that they
have to pay $5.00 or $6.00 for a shoe that will combine
style and durability. We want them to know that we
carry a line of women's shoes in any style that they
may want, made of the best materials and finished like
the $5.00 shoes that they have been buying, that we sell
for $2.50.
ihoe Market
322 South 16th'
FASTEN
Commencing Sunday, September 12th, train No. 6, the day
light Chicago Limited leaves Omaha earlier at 7:20 a. m., and
arrives Chicago at 8:45 p. m., connecting with night trains for
points beyond.
A Club, or Lounging Car, has been added to this already
perfectly equipped train. It provides a ladies' observation par
lor; an enclosed smoking room for men; a writing room with two
desks; and a well selected library.
The large observation platform or Sun Parlor is entirelv
screened with clear glass which
10 me wm oi me passenger or
It is the handsomest, most
. ll' tn Nebr-Chlcao Limited, leaves Omsha
ft P- m. and arrives Chicago at 8:3a a. m. a train
brilliantly lighted by electricity, carrying chair cars, stand
ard sleepers, dining car aad library-observation car.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam Street
98c $1.39
Sale of New Dutch Collars
Venetian point, Irish crochet and Baby
Irish effects worth PAc HEC QQC
up to $2.00, at, each. 3U "It) "IO
Women's and Men's Handkerchiefs
Pure Irish Linen all widths of hem
stitchingfine sheer quality, some
are embroidered worth up -I
to 25c, at, each Issfav
choice design
69c
Kid Gloves
$ m eft
I:
at $1 Pair
"Irene and Barcel"
brown, black
at, pair
$1
brown, tan, grey
to l pair,
pair
69c
genuine English walking gloves;
Children's fall underwear; pants,
vest ana drawers, all f C
sixes, special
IJC
Women's sleeveless knit corset
covers; regular price loo gar
ment; special,
at, each
5c
STORES
TDEu3E
may be easily removed according
the condition of the weather.
complete Club Car ever built.
I BOYS'
DEPENDABLE
SHOES
The "good enough for the
boy" idea in buying shoes is
poor policy.
The best in shoes is none
too good for the boys. They
give their shoes harder wear
than a man does, and it is
a waste of money to buy
them poor shoes.
If our kind of boys' shoes
cost a trifle more they are
worth it, and we guarantee
every pair to be satisfactory.
Boys' siaes 1 to 5 4
for ........$2.00
Youths' sizes 1 to 5V2
for $2.00
Little Gents' . sizes
10y2 to 13 V2 -for. . .$1.75
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnara Street.
WALK-OVER
Fall Shoes
S3.SO - S4.00
Our window display will Interest
you then come In and be flttsd by
measurement In the
NEW STYLES
AT THH
Walk-Over Shoe Store
814 South 18th Street.
Bd, S. Thompson. Walk-Over Has.
aa on wotoow dxwfxat.
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GIRL'S AND BOY'S
SCHOOL SHOES
There is no other place
you can go and find such
a complete stock of high
grade, long-wearing, late
style shoes for Boys and
Girls as you will find at
this store.
$1.75 to $2.50
SCHOOL SHOES
are a special' feature with
us. We have them for
Boys and Girls of any age.
FRY SHOE CO.,
THE SIIOERS
16th and Douglas Sts
ON TOP
ALWAYS
Arc
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oat Dwllar a Year,
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Ono of Our Strong
Specialties Is
BETTER
SUITS
FOR
H(Q)
than any other store in
Omaha sella for that price.
We can say, without fear of
contradic tion, that most
stores get $15.00 for the same
quality. We have just re
ceived a new supply. They
are made of pure worsteds
and are strictly up-to-date
in make, fit and workman
ship. Every suit absolutely
guaranteed in every way.
See them displayed in our
show case.
Another one of our spec
ialties is
Cravenefte Goats
AT
so
Wlille this seems like a low
price, they are the same coats
that retail in other stores for at
least $10.00. They come In a yery
large variety of up-to-date pat
terns, including black. They are
made with hair cloth fronts which
makes them retain their shape.
We also have an elegant line
of 'finer crayenette coats that are
equally reasonable in price, prices
are
$10, $12.50, $15 - $18
Pants Values
Unsurpassed
The greatest showing of men's
and young men's new fall trousers
shown in this city at a saving of
25 percent on any pair you may
choose. Prices range from
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.
1519-1521 Douglas Street
0RQSI
Popularity
To be popular for a month,
a season, or even for a whole
year is one thing. To be
popular one year after an
other and have that popular
ity ever increasing is still
another and a much more de
sirable condition.
Such Are Sorosis Shoes
And it requires all the new
shades, shapes and patterns
each season to obtain and re
tain that popularity.
Another important feature
is the popular price of
Sorosis Shoes
$3.50 ami $4.00
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 South 15th Street.
Frank Wilcox, Manager.
SoJhil ola
Gol Le ea
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St. Andrew's School for Boys
Cor. 41st and Charles St.
Fall Term Begins September 14
For particulars, apply Rev. F. D. Tyner,
Siit Charles at reel. Tel. llamey SH3.
References: Rt. Rev. Artthus L. Williams,
S. T. 1. Blnhop of Nebraaka; Richard 8.
Hall, Knq., cUaacsUor ot Ut lilWHt of
Nebraska,
TO 6
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The particular dresser,
who's looking not only for quality
clothes but distinctive style, will
find an ideal assortment of fall
clothes on display at
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THE RELIABLE STORE
You'll find superior quality in
workmanship and fabric, superior
style in the very special lines of beautiful fall clothes that
Elarf, Schaffner & Marx
has produced for us this season. You 11 find no other such
clothes in the market as wo are able to show you. You may
do all the looking around that you like, but if you want tho
very best your money can buy you must come to us and if
you come onco you'll come again for satisfaction is assured.
As soon as you're ready we want to show you some of
the beautiful fancy weaves we have here in suits, and tho
fine blue serges, foreign and domestic clothes, rich in color
ing and pattern.
Suits $18 to $35 Overcoats $16.50 to $35
We have other clothes, too, which we'll back against
anybody's suit or overcoat values, at
$7.50, $10, $12.50, $15 u"p
How About the Boy's Wardrobe?
We want you to pay a visit to our Boys' Section and
see what an unusually beautiful array of fashions we have
here for him. ,
No matter from what standpoint he or you base your
clothes preferences, you'll both be delighted with this, tho
best display of fall clothes style ideas in Omaha.
We're offering several Rousing Specials in Saturday's
and Monday's Sales. See them.
Boys' Knickerbocker Suits,
with extra paic of pants,
$2.50 and $3.00 values on
sale at $1.95
Boys' Knickerbocker Suits,
with extra pair of pants,
$3.50 and $4.00 values on
sale at $2.95
DON'T
FORGET
Try llayden's First
S OMAHA'S PURE J J
OMAHA'S PURE
FOOD CENTER.
Grocery Specials-Saturday
Sunny Monday Soap, bars , ...flBo
per box 94-00
24 lb. Sack Lotus Flour 85e
48 lb. Sack Lotus Flour 91.65
gal. Mason Jars, per dot 660
100 bars "P. tc O." German Mottle
Soap, at 93.00
cans, large, Dundee Milk 8&0
pint. Long's MarasUlno Cherries,
at 80O
Pint bottle, Maraschino Cherries. .400
Quart bottles Maraschino Cherries 65o
1 lb. can Salmon Steak ISo
Maple Sugar, per lb , ...lOo
60c can Shilling's Baking Powder, 8O0
Colgate lOo Toilet Soap 60
26c lb. Castile Soap, per lb 16o
Zest, per pkg. .60
Bakery Specials
Saturday
Tree Stump Cakes SOo
Caramel frosting.
Nut Loaf Cake 15o
Brownstone Front 8O0
U yOB TOOT BXTirDAT DUTlrXB Dainty Little Olaces, Annls Drops, Lemon ?
ft wafers, Cocnanut Sticks, Macaroons, by the pound or less. Olaoes JMoorated
i to Order Weddings a Specialty. J)
Round Trips
Atlantic City, N. J.. . .$40.70
Asbury Park, N. J. $40.35
Boston, Mass $40.60
Concord, N.H. $40.35
Detroit, Mich $25.00
These. are only a few of the attractive thirty-day sum
mer tourist fares on sale daily until September 30th, to
many resorts in the east J .
VIA THE
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & ST. PMJL
RAILWAY
Long limit summer tourist fares to Wisconsin, Mich
igan, New York State, New England and Canadian resorts.
Let us plan your trip and arrange all the details. Infor
mation and folders free.
F. A. NASH, Tickets, 1524 Farnam St.,
General Western Agent. Omaha, Neb.
Persistent Advertising is
the Eoad to Big Returns.
The Bee Reaches All Classes.
the one
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Boys' Knickerbocker Pants,
with extra pair of pants,
$4.50 and $5.00 values on
sale at $3.95
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants,
with extra pair of pants,
$5.50 and $6.50 values on
sale at $4.95
IT
PAYS
MarvelM Spagettl, per pkg. XOo
Marvelll Vermicelli, I pkgs. ...... 860
OaL can maple and cane syrup.... TSo
Regular lOo can Lulu Scouring pow
der Be
Honey, in frames ...l&o
1 lb. pkg. Corn Starch 60
I gal. ran Csl. Black Cherries . .sOo
8 lb. can Skinner it Louden Tomato
soup 18o
Our own make Peanut Butter, lb. 8O0
Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb. ..88a
pottage Cheese, per pkg 10o
dome grown Conoora urap
fersey Sweet potatoes, I 1
...880
Country Butter, per lb.
840
Liquor Dept. Specials
Saturday
Bargains While They Last
Regular 76a and 11.00 California
wine, at ..BOO
Whiskey, Oln, Vermouth Cocktail,
regular price $1.15, sals price , ,T6e
n
from Omaha to
Montreal, Que $35.00
New York City $40.50
Quebec, Que $39.00
Portland, Me $42.35
Toronto, Ont $30.60
Reliable
Dentistry
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