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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1909)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTUHEK P, VM). 1510 DOUGLAS STREET rTftTU? BROS. 15 lO DOUGLAS STREET SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY 500 Women's Now Fall Suits, worth up to $40. on Sale Saturday. $22.50 and $29.75 Saturday we start one of the greatest sales of Ladies' high grade suits that's been held in Omaha this season. v These suits were from two of the most prominent suit makers in the country, they are the handsomest lot of suits we have received this season, including all of the newest styles in all colors and materials. Our Mr. J. L. Orkin, who is now in New York, bought these suits under very favorable conditions and as it is our rule to sell as we buy we will sell the choice of these 500 new fall suits $30.00 $35.00 and $40.00 val ues; Saturday, at $22.50 - $29.75 Special Sale Dresses up to $35 values a.t $15.75 and $19.75 The dresses include everything thai 's new in style Jersey tops, silks, broadcloths and serges, all beautifully trimmed and braided. Special Sale Petticoats 37.50, $6.75 and SS.OO Values, 3.75 Saturday we will place on sale a special purchase of 600 women's silk petticoats, all col ors, including black, and if you really appreciate a good skirt bargain then come (?Q HP here Saturday and get one of these $7.50, $6.75 or $5.00 petticoats for vO.I w a N El Saturday is the Last Day of Omaha's Most Successful Sale Of Six Hundred Women's $50, $32.50, $35.00 and $37.50 New Fall Suits at $22.50, Tuesday, October 5, this extraordinary purchase of six hun dred women's new fall suits, including every size, style, color and material, worth up to $37.50, was first placed on sale and each succeeding day as the women learned of the sale it drew bigger crowds. We predict Saturday will break all records and to make it the banner day we will give you the choice of any women's suit in the house, black and blues included worth $30.00, $32.50, $35.00 and $37.50; on sale, Saturday, choice dD Come early, before the better ones are gone. H rnmSA 1 4 m i mi' MWliV,,i:LaFIIHIUM Miy Special Sale off New Season's Goods HIS GREAT. NEWLY ENLARGED STORE is filled to the roof with homofurnlshlngs of class and quality, representing the finest factories in the world. In the great buying campaign our twenty-two big stores secured their fall stocks at prices close to the factory cost. We propose to give you the biggest bargains you ever heard of in all your life. These offer ings serve as an illustration. Our store is Just filled with unmatchable values. We urge you to view the display and learn of the savings. saiisa HARTM 4. W ut Sanitary Steel Couches plral springs GUARANTEED STEEL RANGE Made with American fibre top, support, angle steel side rails. Hoth sines elevate, maxin full size bed. Special for urday Positively the largest and best made Steel Range that ever sold In Omaha at anywhere near the price. Top has six 8-Inch loles. the oven la unusually large, firebox la long, deep and extra durable. The nickel trim mings ire numerous and heavily plated. It Is a handsome range Indeed, and Is guaranteed to be an exceptional baker. Oven Is lined with as bestos and has many points of superiority. 75 HW Genuine Leather Couches All steel spring construction, patented dia mond tufting of genuine, leather. Massive solid oak frame with carved claw feet. Workmanship and con struction guaranteed, special for Saturday This range 1 mads of heavy cuage cold-drawn steel, riveted as solidly as a steam boiler. It Is braced and re-lnforced and supported as strong as any $35 range on the market. Top of range and walla are guaranteed against warping and cracking. It Is a heavy range, weighing SIS pounds; IU last for years. OAK HEATER Beautifully nickeled trim mod, has heavy cast fire pot. Made of Bessemer cold rolled riteel. It Is an air tight stove and exceedingly economical. Large brass Urn on top. Special for ........ $4:25 More of Those Washbaskets And the Price Reduced F3 to , Heavy Oval Willow Clesely Wevea Strong Bolton One Only to Each Customer These willow clothes baskets are closely woven with reed, have ex ceedingly strong bottoms and heavy twisted handles. They are 30 Inches length wise, 20 Inches wide and 14 Inches deep. We offer 600 more Saturday at the exceedingly low price of $14:25 V BASEBURNER Here Is a base burner of extra size, big brass Urn. It Is a perfect self feeder, has larger . radiating surface a powerful double heater, has many other Improved fea tures. A tremendous value at the price C, quoted 8pe- r clnl for Uat-urday 2l50 0Z3 CHINA CABINETS Bent end design, double strength glass, adjustable shelves grooved for standing plates, made of solid quarter sawed oak, targe and massive mirror on top. Spe cial for Satur $1402 DRESSERS CZs In golden oak or mahogany finish, large French plate mirror, set in carved stand ards. All brass drawer pulls. Serpen tina lop drawers. Laminated drawer bot tom construction. Guaranteed. Special for Saturday , puns, (serpen- f sd drawer bot- :i nsaSHf' ' TSffft' 1 1 T TM in 1414-I6-18DOUGLAS STREET1414-16-18 f 3B ORGY MAY DEVELOP MURDER Edward Curry Stabbed in Besort Fiffht Liable to Die. SEVERAL ARRESTS ARE MADE Police Throw Oat Their Net and Drac la Half Pairs Persoas Who Were Preseat at the I'attlas;. EJvvard Curry, Fourteenth street and Avenue J. Council Bluffs, who with Charles Nichols, IS 17 North Seventeenth, was stabbed at liiT Burt strtet Thursday night. Is lying at L Joseph's hospital. Meanwhile th police have taken up the Investigation of the case with the expectation that It will develop into a murder case through the dath of Curry. 'X persons have been arrested and are toeing held In connection with tha Investi gation. They are George Davis, 151J North Twenty-eighth street; Bryan Hogan. Twenty-seventh and K streets, South Omaha; Martha Reeves, who runs the resort where the trouble: occurred; her sister Louise, a plono player employed at the place, and Ida Arnold, an Inmate. None of the people under arrest has been willing to make any ftaiement to Captain Savage of the dc tcct.va department, who spent the morning Interviewing them In their cells. Dr. T. T. Harris, who Is In attendance on Curry, aald at I o'clock Friday afternoon that a few hours might end the life of the victim. Curry Is suffering from a deep cut In the abdomen Immediately under the lower rib, evidently Inflicted with a large knife. Charles Nichols, who was In company with Curry, Is In the hovpltal with several disfiguring wounds from rasor cuts about his head and breast. His condition does not Indicate serious results. A Llfo Problem Solved by that great health tonic, Elecvrlo Hitters. Is the enrichment of poor, thia blood and strengthening the weak. 60c. Sold by Beaton Drug Co. ----- - - - . - - - L . . L as WhyCough AJi you Joctor if H cough art swcesMfa. If not. thai uhy tougk t Ak kim asouf Xysr's Ouny teetotal. Stop coughing I Coughing rasps and tears. Stop itl Coughing prepares tha throat and lungs for more trouble. Stop itl There la nothing ao bad for a cough as coughing. Stop it I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ia a regular doctor's medicine forcoughi and colds. Discerning Thief Steals Ball Gowns Fashionable Dressmaking Establish ment is Raided and $300 Worth of Stuff Taken. An opportunity to cause consternation to the prospective wearers of many an ex pensive ball gown confronted the thief who robbed the dressmaking establishment of Madame Fox. at Twentieth and Farnam streets. Madame Fox Is making a great number of gowns for the Ak-Sar-Ben ball, and by forcing a transom the thief gained entrance and helped himself to nearly 1300 worth of garments. Fortunately, however, although In some cases entire bolts of silks and satins were taken, but two were bolts from which gowns had been cut. and the toss of these will not prove annoying, as bolts of like material were at hand. This Is the second time within- the last three weeks that Madame Fox has so suffered. Tha other robbery occurred on the night of Septem ber IS. when goods to the value of S400 and more were lost. The police are Inclined to believe that if tha theft Involves the ball in any way It Is an anarchistio move to force certain women to appear either in more Inexpensive go ns or stay away. Be Want Ads are Business Booster. WHY OLD TAR REJECTS ARMY Sailor Lad Can't Stand for the Rig-gin' of the Land Lubber. - TOO TIGHT FITTIN' FOR THIS BOY Bill Sowers, Anchored ta Brass Ilall, Saya "Kerlhaal My Taffrall II I'd Has-e Any of That tu Mine." Bill Sowers Is In Omaha. Bill halls from Gloucester. Mass., where he used to lower his flag when he wasn't sailing the briny deep. He was for many year a tar In the United States navy. He can sail anything from a man o' war to a foaming schooner, so i.e says. Bill Is on his way back to Gloucester, where he says he will ship on th.e first boat. He has been to Lincoln to visit a sister whom he had not seen in years. He droiped off here to see the big military doings, and after the parade had dis banded Thursday, Bill ran abaft one of his old friends who happened to put his foot on the same i all to which Bill had an chored. -Why don't you Join the army?" asked Bill's friend. "I'll tell you," says Bill. "I did have a hankering once to Join the lubbers and called at the recrultln' office. I craved to do a little prairie cruisln' and then, you know, sometimes a sailor don't see a bar tender for long watches at a time. I kind of thought I'd lack off the main path of my amblsh for a while, but I didn't. I'll tell you why. "'Yuu understand,' " said the officer, "That you'll be under strict military disci pline.' " " 'Yep,' say H. but shiver my spanker If I care for that.' " 'And the only change in menu will be from hardtack to pork and beana and back to hardtack again?' " 'Bet your life,' I aald. 'A man that can eat sea biscuit and dried fish for months at a time can eat anything.' Hans the Gaantlet O. K. "Well, I passed the physical examination all right. Also sighted some things on a card and found my vision normal. The sea's good for the eyes, you know. " 'I've got some pretty good clothes, free and easylike, and I'm ready at any time to Join the ranks. Cap,' says I. "Well, he Just roared and pointed to a picture hanging on the wall. " 'There's the uniform you'll have to wear,' he says. " 'What, that rigging? Keelhaul my taffrall!" I gasped. 'That tight-fitting coat with a shape like a corset. And those tight pants? And that belt with a meas urement like a wasp. Blast my top-gallant keelson, If I'd wear 'em.' " 'There's no way out of it,' says the officer. 'That's the regulation.' " 'I don't want the Job,' says I. 'I'd Ilk to be a landlubber, all right, but It's the sailor's life for mine. It's me for riding my horse on the high main. No tlshts for mine and a heavy gun. No, sir, horn buckle my bowsprit.' " And this Is the reason the 1'nlted States army lost as good a man as ever reefed a sail or hauled In a sheet. PAN-HELLENIC AND OTHER " CLUBS WILL HAVE TALLY-HOS Old Nebraska Stadenta Rash to Avail Themselves of Knger's Conces sion at Gopher tiaiue. When Earl O. Eager, manager of athlet ics at the University of Nebraoka, an nounced Thursday that there would be some room for a few tally-hos at the Cornhusker-Gopher game, October It. he found many groups of students and ex-students waiting for an opportunity to Beouie room for a big carryall. One of the first to apply was the i'an-Hellenlo club of this city. This is an organisation com posed of old fraternity men. mon of thera from the University of Nebraska. When the news reached Lincoln the fraternity boys at the university be-gan to hustle for they aaw a good chance to entertain the freshmen, ahum tbey were rushing. As a consequence of this activity, Mr. Eager Is besieged with appli cations for space for rigs of different descriptions, but as the space Is limited some will get left. Omaha merchants are preparing to deco rate In honor of the Cornhusker-Gopher game. Last year the city did Itself proud and the streamers of Nebraska and Ames fluttered from nearly every prominent business house. These same merchants are preparing to outdo themselves this year and when the cadet band from Lincoln marches up Farnam street to the Henshaw hotel, followed by 1.B00 yelling students, they will see their colors on all sides. Omaha Is not a partisan community and tha Gopher contingent will see the old Gold and Maroon of Minnesota flaunted from many building tops. Which color will have the right to stay up after the game remains to be seen. "Cin be depended upon" ts an expression we all like to hear, and when It la used It. connection with Chamberlain's Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy It means that It never falls to cure diarrhoea, dys entery or bowel complaints. It Is pleasant to tak and eauallv valuable for children and adults Bold by all druggists. . Man of Eighty is Knocked by Auto A. Bondeson of Emerson Struck by Machine as He Crosses Six teenth Street. While endeavoring to cross Sixteenth street between Farnam and Harney streets, A. liondeson, who lives at ICmcrHon, but who Is visiting with friends at 25ft7 Mason street, was run down by an automobile driven by F. P. Wright of Council Uluffs. Mr. Bondeson is nearly SO years old. In dodging one car he stepped directly In front of Wright's mschlrle, which fortu nately was going very slowly. The right front wheel struck him, snd he fell be neath the car, but sustslned only a cut on the scalp, and some bruises. He was taken Into the Owl drug store, where his cut was dressid. He was able to leave as soon as he recovered from the shock. Quick Action for Your Money You get that by using The Bee advertising columns. INDIGESTION GOES IN FIVE MINUTES A little Diapepsin will prompty reg ulate any bad Stomach. Why not get some now this moment, and forever rid yourself of Btomacli trouble and Indigestion? A dieted stom ach geta the blues and grumbles. Give It a good eat, then take Pape'a Diapepsin to start the digestive Juices working. 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