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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1909)
12 TTTKBPOMAnA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.1. 1009. Br 'andeis Stores EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS F0RTtlURSDAY These ppooials arc for Thursday only. Every one means a saving of money. Children's Fail Weight Underwear 15c New lots of medium and heavy weight underwear for misses, children and boys vests, pants and drawers M f worth 25c Thursday at Underwear aisle, Jfl at JL19J Women's $1.25 Kid Gloves 69c Short kid gloves in tan, brown, gray, red, black and white; also English walking gloves worth up to $1.25, at, pair 69c 10c Outing Flannel at 3c yd. They arc mill lengths light, medium and dark styles a bargain worth your special attention. A limit of 15 yards to each customer during this sale; great bar- Ql n gain square piled high all day Thursday, at, yd.. . 0 2C Scrim Pillow Iluf flPB , each piece sufficient for piWow; main floor, rach 19c rniow slips big variety, tap estry, cret o n n e and art ticking worth tl; main floor, at 25 Saxony yarns, In big variety of colors; on main floor, at skein We carry a complete line Fleish er's varns. Brandeis Stores Announce Their ANNUAL FALL OPENING Monday, September Twenty-seventh, and Continuing Through the Entire Week. The Greatest Style Congress Ever Held in the West OMAHA mm Hi MM nr. MAN SAID i to one of our salesmen the other day that he had more general satisfaction in a pair of our 33.SO Special Shoes than from any shoe he had ever boughteu at the same price. No corns when the shoes are built on special lasts. Are every inch style and worthy value. Our abso lute guarantee stands back of every pair we sell. They are made in velour box calf, patent colt and vici kid. We have all sizes and widths. Drexel Shoe Co. 1119 Farnam Slrtel. T7 TVTTYTTT" Quality Is Our Guide Acs Wi v ferJ Xl , ir'lliJ'f K1 TART RETORTTO METHODISTS Mrs. James Huff Denies Her Husband is a Mormon. THEY ARE' LATTEE DAY SAINTS Wlf of Xrw Penitentiary Chaplain Says, Thonith, There Are as II ml People In Methodist t'hurt'b na Any. "Ynu nwy smy I am not a Mormon, nor tr my liunhnnd, either. Further, I think there nro Just h bad people In the Metho dist church as there are In other churches." This wan the statement of Mrs. James Huff, 72S North Twelfth street, South Omaha, wife of Rev. James Huff, recently uppulntt'd by Governor ShullenbeiKer chap lain of the Nebraska slate penitentiary. A reporter for The Hie asked Mia. Huff In the absence of her husband about his attitude, with respect to the resolutions passed by the West Nebraska Methodist conference at Kearney condemning the governor for li In appointment of a Mor mon elder" to the place before held by a Methodist, the Rev. P. C. Johnson. "My husband," said Mrs. Huff, "is a pastor of a congelation of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter lay Saints and preaches now every Sunday In Omaha at a church at l!18 North Twenty-first ftrect. I am a member of the same faith as he, though I was brought up a Metho dist and a strict Methodist, too. The church cannot be called Mormon. Our faith is not the same as that commonly accepted as Mormonlsm. We have no belief in poly gamy. It Is ridiculous to make such a charge." Chaplain Huff will leave Friday for Lin coln to take up his work in the state prison. The chaplain is by trade a carpen ter and has lived In Omaha for twenty years. AD CLUB URGES RETENTION OF THE BEAUTY SQUAD Com mentis Its ooil WurU nnd An pearanre Crosiilnu l'.illceiuiin Lectures J. .1, llerluht. "The beauty souad," alias the crossing policemen directing traffic at the Intersec tions of Sixteenth with Farnum and other streets, has received a handsome bouquet from the Omaha Ad club, which has sent this letter to Chief of Police Uonahue: "At a meeting of the executive committee of the club a resolution was unanimously passed complimentary of the neat and at tractive appearance of the officers who since the beginning of the Kaxhs' conven tion have been so capably handling the crowds and preserving order at the down town crossings. It Is to be hoped that the present arrangement will be made perma nent, for it adds much o the guod im pression which we want our visitors to carry away with them." One of these traffic regulators gave J. J. Delight a good lecture. Delight had w hlzied round the corner of Sixteenth and Farnam so fast the day before that the officer could n n stop him. The next day he held him up and delivered a little dis quisition on inks of the road and speed ordinances. Pretty Autoist Shows Up Officer Wisp of Girl Cranks .Up Machine First Time After Big Police man Failed Repeatedly. Officer Wilson, traffic policeman at Six teenth and Karnam streets, has failed In his duty for the first time. A very pretty young woman driving a big touring car came up Sixteenth and slackened so promptly at the officers' sig nal that tne machine stopped dead. "You're blocking the way," said the of ficer. "Well," was the sweet reply, "crank It up and I'll go on." Officer Wilson seized the crank and gave It a manful tug. Then he laid down hU club, spat upon his hands and tug,'el again. A third pull brought It clear around, but the engine refused to respond. The young woman smiled angelically, stepped out of the car ami, looking like a wisp of a fairy beside the burly officer, seized the crank and at the first turn the engine began to purr. The crowd laughed and she drove on. "I never, had a hold of one of them things before," said Wilson. 3 7 Cft,1 idikemiuih fill a us nr-rt t'.--. pleases the most ckitioaI At all grocers UPDIKJ3 MILLINO COMPANY. OMAHA, NO TIME FOR REFORMS NOW llenlt Kxchanae Does Not Presa Mat ter of Stopping Cara at the "r" Corners. The car strike was responsible for a lit tle amusement at the regular meeting of the Real Kstate exchange. W. T. Graham, chairman of a special committee, was culled upon for a report: "We were selected," said Mr. Graham, "to see the street car company and find out where It stood on stopping street cars on the rear Instead of the far side of street crossings. We found a day or two after our appointment that the street care were already sufficiently stopped and we really did not have the nerve to make Inquiry along the line suggested while the strike Is on." I'resident Robblns appointed C. C. George, Byron Hastings and F. D. Wead a com mittee to inspect the building of the court houBe. FUNERAL OF MRS. J. D. KERR Services Held at North Presbyterian Church and ilurlnl Is at Forest Lawn. The funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Kerr, widow of the Rev. J. T. Kerr, D. D., form erly pastor of the Bellevue Presbyterian church and also of the Clifton Hill presby terlan church, were held at the North I'rea byterlan church, Nineteenth and Ohio streets at 2 p. m. Tuesday. The services were conducted by the pastor. Rev. M. V. Highee, assisted by Dr. J. K. Janklns of the seminary and Rev. R. H. Houseman of the Castellar Presbytrelan church. A brother from Louisville, Ky., and a sister from Springfield, III., were present The body was Interred In Forest Lawn cemetery. Nobody Is Too Old to learn that the sure way to cure cough or cold Is with Dr. King's New Discovery. 50c and $1.00. Sold by lieaton Drurr Co. through the critical And many other painful anJ distressing ailments from which most mothers suffer, can be avoided by using Mother's Friend. This rem edy is a God-send to expect ant mothers, carrvinz them ordeal with safetv. Nn Mother's Friend need fear the suffering i.irnnt Mhirth. At I J a J r . . 1 . . . uic urucai or us urcaa ana insures safety to lite or mother and child. i , i ? j . leaving ner in a condition.' more favorable to speedy re covery, the child is also toltVitr l ('And n n.l n mrl maim, ciioiii c.uu lKJnu 1 A J natured. t'..::if"n,J",''': -t-T-v rrr i wrCv V 1 1 ullWflSMHMI Wilt W SCUI Iras KY vritinf to HftADFlsXJ) REGULATOR CO. Atlaota. Ca, I Good Valued is satisfaction. You buy right when you buy the'Alweys well done" Quality of cuts. Baker Bros.Ekcravinc Co. ff OMAHA Special Gale This Week Only. BOTTLED IN 8DKD. Shenlpy Pure Rye, full qts., rrg- nr. ular price $1.25 sale price ... il)C Log Cabin Htm., full qts., rcg- Or. ular price $1.25. sale price... ODC Home Made Wine CT Full Quarts 2 C C. Schlank l;)7 Douglan Ht. F cliablo nnntlcisiK VvTaffs Denial Rooms mm COMBINED HOSPITAL PLAN SUITS REALTY EXCHANGE Si'hrntr to Krert Ktatp and Coonty IlulldluH In ( Will Re Kndompd, Tlie Omaha Real Eutate Exchange will endorse the pluu to ernot a comblneil Ktate an.l county hosital on the campus of the t'ollee of Medicine of the I'nl vert.lty of NVbratka in Omaha. The exchanse stuod ready t u (let lure itoelf In favor of the proposition at Its meeting this week, but It was detmed advisable to refer the matter to a com mittee for oiie week. All the members of the committee. V. H. Green. I). C. Patterson and Henry Wyman, are in Its favor, but like oilier members of the ex change, felt that it was better to have considered the matter a few more days, that greater weight will accrue from tne endorsement. No dissenting opinion was expressed at the meeting following ex positions of the medical college and rumpus plan by Irs. A. C. Stokes and A 11. Sona rs. You Save Without Sacrifice of Quality at SERVICE i A preat ron- I t railway strike. Millinery Opening Week . ....... . t uur nutumnal exhibit of matchless now hats the most M beautiful this department has ever had. Special showing all this week. "We meet every requirement with a variety M so broad that all can be supplied with a becoming hat to ? match any gown U upward from $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $10.00 $ ' y At the Silk Counter Black Silk Jersey doth I The Bennett 6tore Introduces today the new silk Jersey cloth, for vhlch the demand keeps growing day by day. It's the only desirable fabric for the elongated waist of the new Moyen Age dress, and Is employed In the most exclusive of the new season's smartest gowns. For waist there is nothing quite so dressy and genteel. It's of very finest all silk texture, and full two yards widf, at- a yard $5.00 SKINVEll SATIX IJYIXO Guaranteed to wear two seasons; 36 Inch, in best colors. See name on selvage. Our price, per yard . .$1.25 Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits $18 to $35 I PJI n THE RELIABLE STORE Queen Quality Shoes The Best $3, $3.50, $4 Maker's Sample Line Skirts New $10.00 and $15.00 Mojdels About 100 Garments A A on Sale Thursday . . )3.UU The one fact that the majority of these skirts are light colors Is alone responsible for this low price. They are made of very fine light or medium gray worsteds, ingored and pleated models; there are also a few white Sicilian and brown voile skirta Included. Not one of these skirts was made to sell for Icbs than $10.00 A number are J15.00 values. Be here early Thursday, we will clear the lot In a day's sell ing, at, each. $5.00 saga,5'waa,sT'T'T'-T-T-'r's'ic.T.T'T.T.T-r.j.B. Women's and Misses' Fall Suits Omaha's Fincwt Collection of Distinctive and Authoritative Modes at Popular Prices $10.00; $15.00, $19'50, $25.00, $35.00 At these figures you'll find no better assortment In the west. Our efforts are concentrated on these lines. We have assembled values that tell more plainly than we can convey In print their true merit. Suits of splendid worsteds In all the leading Fall colorings. i Bennett's Big Grocery in Bennett's Golden Coffee, pound 860 and 40 green stamps Nutlet Peanut Butter, Jar ISO and IB green atamps Diamond S Chill Sauce, bottle 15o and 15 green stamps Sterling Corn Starch, pound pkg 40 f. Orange City Kusk, pkg 100 and 10 green stamps H Bennett's Capitol Kxtract, bottla 18o and 20 green stamps y Bennett's Captol Baking Powder, lb S4o and 80 green stamps S Best We Have brand Hubbard Squash; usual price 16c special lOo Ji Hartley's marmalads. small Jar 80 and 10 ereen stamnH ! p:ldy a French Mustard, Jar 10s and 10 green stamps v.wiuTTi, jiai.cav ui.w pus ing ana iu green stamps Wonder Wax. six for asa anri in nun .tumr, y Hartley's Jellies, assorted, Jar 30o and 20 green stamps Kamo Catsup, large bottle 83c and 30 green stamps tgj Queen Cider Vinegar, large bottle SBo and 20 green stamps Mignonette Peas, three cans 35o and 10 green stamps M Snlder's Tomato Soup, large can 30c and 10 green stamps O Karl New Cleanser, three cans B5o and 20 green stamps A Diamond Crystal Salt, 14-lb. sack SSo and 20 green stamps g Walker'a Chill Con Carnl, can lOo and 5 green stamps S Koyal Celery Salt, bottle 10c and 10 green stamps (J SPECIAL SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS AVe wore fortunate in securing from the manufacturers 2oQ elegant Sample Suits, garments on which they have displayed their very best workmanship. They will he sold during the next few days at prices greatly below real worth. Sample Tailor Suits, worth q r n to $7.j.()(), your choice UwU Sample Tailor Suits, worth C Q Q to $(0.(X), your choice MUU Sample Tailor Suits, worth to $30.00, your choice . Sample Tailor Suits, worth to $40.00, your choice New Jersey Top Dresses, the popular new designs, regular $13.00 QO QC values, choice vUtOJ SEVERAL OTHER SPLENDID BAR GAINS IN WOMEN'S OUTER GAR MENTS THURSDAY. 15c EMBROIDERIES, 2V2c- ah odd lots or JmbroiUenes and Insertions left over from our recent sales, values to 15c, go in one lot at, 01 n & 2U $32.50 $25 yard 10c LACES AT 3c . Val.. Cluny and pure linen Torchon Laces in immense as sortments for this one day, values to 10c yard, choice 3c EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY IN Genuine A. C. A. Tick ing 12 Swift River Ticking, at 7V4 10- 4 fine Sheeting (H.) at S5 11- 4 fancy Bl a n k e t, worth $2.00, on sale Thursday at ..$1.50 OUB FAMOUS DOISBSTXO BOOM. Brookdale, yard wide, fine muslin, worth 8c, on sale Beacon's 1151 Blanket, ctra 1.50 No. 200 fine 15c India Linen 10 Sparta Shaker, best made to sell at 15c, bleached 10 Sparrow, a 7c Shake. Flannel, bleached, 5 U. Q. C. 1163 best 12 ViO Canton made at 10 Anionkeag Outing Flan nel for night shirts, eta 10 Pacific Flannelettes, best and fastest colors made 7V4 in quaint, quiet styles frisky, frivolous fads, or every day shapes for busi ness wear. Scores of com fortable models at $2.50 $3.50 Sold Only by Regent Shoe Co. 205 South Fifteenth Street zr) I ft n Daily Until Oct. 15, 1909 SET CDflM OMAN A I II U 121 UlfHillfl 'Tan b deprnaed upon" la an expression we all liku to hear, and when It li ueid In riHinei tlun with C'hanibi i lain'i Colic, I'liolera and lmrrhou Remedy It meant thai it never fail to cure diarrhoea, dys entery or towel compalims. It ij pleaant to take and equally valuable (or children and adult, ibuld by all drua. I To Many Points in California, Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho UHIOfJ PACIFIC 4The Safe Road to Travel" Tickets good on comfortable tourist sleepers, on payment of berth rate. Electric block sig nal protection. Dining car meals and service ' Beat In the World." For literature, Information, etc., call on or address CITV TICKET OFFICE. 1;W4 FA UN' AM ST., OMAHA, NEHKASKA rhunea: llt-ll Doug. ami Ind. A -1.11 Sour" HEW TAILORING DEPARTMENT You'll find it a very busy spot and you'll find the visit profit able if you investigate the quality of workmanship and price. SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS TO MEASURE Perfect fit and absolute satisfaction "guaranteed. READ THESE PRICES ON GROCERIES FOR THURSDAY The Highest Quality and Freshest Goods at a Saving of 25 to 50 Per Cent on Your Housekeeping Expenses. 4 biinchea fraah Beets Ka 8 Rummer (Squashes g0 2 heads llothouxe lettuce 6o Wax or String Beans, per lb 6o Lima Deans, per quart 6o I.arge Kjtk Hant, each Bo New Oahhag-o, per lb lo 4 Kohl Hh hhl for , Be Fresh Turnips, i'arsnlps or Carrots. pound 2V4j Cape ('od Cranberries, quart 7 Ho KutHbaftan, per lb. . . lio Hubbard Hquash, each, 12V(0 and 10c Fancy Cooking Apples, per peck 16c 10 bars best brands Laundry Snap ..16c 10-lb. sacks best White or Yellow Cornmeal 15c 6 lbs. best hand picked Navy Roans... 25c 7 lbs. Breakfast Rolled Oatmeal 25c 6 lbs. choice Japan Hire 25c Hromannelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg:.. 7 Vic Worcester Sauce, pure Tomato Catsup or Pickles, assorted kinds, per bot tle 8 1-So Tall cans Alaska Salmon 10c The beat Domestic Macaroni, pkc.. . l-3c Quaker Wheat F'lakes, pkg- T4c All kinds Corn Flakes, pkg 7 Via l.u IiU Scouring Snap, per can 6c Laraline Scouring Soap, per can Ic 3-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy, Squash or Baked Beans, per can, 7Hc Condensed Milk, per can 7 Vic Golden Santos Coffee, per lb. 16c The be.t Tea Sifting, per lb 15c Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per lb. 28c Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, lb., I4c Fresh Vegetables at Than Wholesale 8 bunches fresh Radishes 6o Put Tom Peaches, Pears a ad Orabapples Up Wow. Fancy Colorado Klberta Freestone Peaches, per crate ....$1.00 Fancy Colorado Bartlett Peara, bushel box 2 50 Jelly Grapes, per basket 17Vic Ripe Tomatoes, market basket 30o Ind. Aim Telephone V Tour Orders Douglas 2(00. DOfTT FORGET TRY (MYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYO J 3 Electric Lighted Kansas ity Trains The NIGHT OMAHA-KANSAS CITY TRAIV have just come from the Bhops with a full compleiu of new equipment, including coaches, chair t . (seats free) and standard sleepers. The entire ti... is brilliantly lighted by electricity generated by a dynamo in charge of a train electrician. Train leaves Omaha at 10:45 p. m. and arrives Kansas City 7:10 a. m. for connection with all trains. Train ready for occupancy at 9:30 p. m. Other good trains leave Omaha for Kansas i Cltv at 9:16 a. m. and 4:40 p. m. for Bt. X.oula a,t 4,40 p. XXL. TICKET OFFICE, a 1502 FARNAM STREET. " (V.i iL ., ! A MWj 3 1 p I have a treatment for the cure of Rupture .which Is Hafe and with out pain; It Is convenient to take, and do time Is lost. I have no medicine or truHHes for sulu. MV SPKC1ALTY 18 TDK CURING OF RUPTl UK There Is no treatment that can be uied at home that will cure. When taking tny treatment all patients must conic lo my office, and If they live out of town they can re turn home the eaine day. MT CLAIMS TO TOU conrutnaca 1 am a graduate and li censed physician. and pet inunently eittabltHliuU In tills illy, where 1 havi first class prorea- "TJRE Sional ami business reputctlon i ,i.i, , .. ... ,.r in this part of the country in the successful trea ment j,f Hup u re and have cured hundreds of persons, many Cf Vlioni live in this city and adjacent t.iwni. . u u ASASXEE A CX)B I will cure all persons atflutd Willi Rupture before sr. reptii.g their n.oney. and. furti,, rmore. 1 will ,Hko my Cl.ai.-. rra,lr1le. Cu Bt niv oftllB ,,,r fP,. iVJ" ruo fur literature AK M. WalAT. M. D. 3oa Itee Building, OnuUia, Xil,