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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1910)
12 TTTT3 BFX: OMAnA, FRTDAT, RETTEMRETl 2. 1010. - m T -i. FIELD; MASS AT RALSTON German Laadwehx Verein to Hold Three Dayi' Celebration Here. OLD S0LDIEK3 FEOM ALL OVER Veterans ol h Orrnii Anay Hld Tli! AbhI Irulsm la OmU Jfe 'Satardar, laaf 4 Monday. Bishop Prannell has rm.iitd permission for the celebration of a giant "field nui" in the open air at Ralaton during the time of the grand meeting In Omaha for three dar of the Landwehr Verein. It It eald that this 1e the flret time permission has been granted In thla country for the hold ing of thla num A large temporary altar la being erected at Ralston, where the mass will be said at 10:30 Sunday morning, with Father Blnne at celebrant. A male chorus will render the irruslo. the singers being . from the choirs of St Joseph and St Mary Magda lene churches. , During the progress of the mass the altar will be guarded by GOO armed old soldiers In uniform. Father Sinn will speak at the service. Old soldiers of the Oermaa empire will hold a three days' meeting In Omaha, with headquarters at Washington hall and the out-door part of the celebration at Ralston. The veterans will begin to arrive Saturday, when the session opens and continues Sun day and Monday, Sunday the principal celebration will be at Ralston and Monday there will be a monster parade In Omaha with all the old soldiers who can walk In uniform. Local Oerman societies will also Join In the parade. The Nebraska organisation Is composed of twenty-four different companies of the Landwehr Verein, - and .It Is expected the meeting will tiling 6.000 people to Omaha for Sunday and Monday. Large delegations wilt come from 'York, Grand Island, Papll llon, Millard, North Bend, Columbus, Hum phrey, Dodge ; and some from Iowa and Kansas towns, - Scattering members are expeoted from alV over the country, the president of the society coming from New York.. . ' ' Big' Boosters Are Lining Up More 'Heads of the Leading Business Houses Will Make the . . .-. Trip. On the trip scheduled for October 25 to 2S by .the Commercial club trade excursion committee many of the heads of Omaha bouses will be In evidence. Notable among them will be W. 8, Wright, known aa the "father of trade excursions." It is the fixed determination of the com mittee to make this trip through north eastern Nebraska a record-breaker in the matter of representation. Kven . though more heads of houses go from Omaha on these trips than la ordinarily the ease in other cities, some of the excursions have been so strenuous that .the younger men of the business institutions have been sent to do the missionary work and sustain the boosting spirit " The next trip Is a short one, taking only four days, and this fact will serve to attract more of the managing heads of Omaha business. A goodly. num ber of men is already listed for the trip, and many advertising stunts are being worked up. ' ' ' ' ' f Freight bills have Just reached the Com mercial club Tor the first consignment of bells to be distributed on the October ex cursion. When alt 'the bells are on the train ready for the trip there will be two tons of them. This means that 6,000 of the "ring for Omaha" bells are to be given away to the boys and girls and the grown folks each day of the trip. No one Is to be' overlooked, especially among the Juve nile population. ' 1 OMAHA DELEGATES TO THE CONSERVATION CONGRESS Commerckat Club and the City Will Send Some Hnatllna; Rep. resentatfres. . H Three hustling representatives of the Omaha Commercial club are now under consideration' to put the club In evidence at the great National Conservation con gress to be held In 8t, Paul, Minn.. Sep tember S to 9, Inclusive. The agricultural oommlttee, of fo club will select the men to go to St. Paul and wants to hear from good men ready to go. Besides the club delegates Mayor Dahlman la entitled to name five' delegates and he Is expected to pick good "Hve ones" -who will pay their own expenses and tell the other delegates some of the good points of Omaha and tributary territory. ' Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of crouc Chamharlain-. Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cougn appears, will prevent the attack Sold by all dealers., . BIG CEREMONY TO ATTEND . SYNAGOGUE DEDICATION Carutaat of iKew Beth Hesaeaiea Haarodat" Iraatodt lia. ' day Afteraooaw Invitations haw Just been Issued for the ' ceremony ; cornerstone laying of the Both Hamedisii Hagodal synagogue at Nineteenth and Burt streets Sunday after noon at 1:30 o'clock. A number of promj nent speakers will have a part on the pro gram of speechmaklng and ohoral singing by the Junior Zloo chorus will be carried out " .!....,..,. A hlotery ' of the - oongregation wlU be told by I Harris.. Mayer Dahlman Is to vmake the address of welcome and several r-Jbbls will speak. lclerate fchoetla pains In the chest require quick treatment with Dr. King' New Discovery. Prevents pneumonia. Mo and 11.00. . For sale by ilea tou Drug Co. .. . -. BURGLAR ROBS NEIGHBORHOOD Br LoattlBW a Tailor taol Thief Brlass Mlsfartaae ta Maay Cere f al Dsaaeers a a. West Side. A number of persons living In the neigh borhood - of 71 - Leavenworth street are bemoaning the loss of their Sunday trous ers, coats and other articles of wearing apparel, as the result of a burglary at the tailor shop of that address Wednesday n'ght The shop Is oouduoted by William Thompson, The burglar gained entrance through a rear transom, and In skillful fashion rifled the establishment The loot probably reached a value of over $100. Store Closes Bvery Bight a r. it. Except Satur days io jr. bc Wata Merit Wlaa. When the medicine you take cures your disesae, tones up your system and makes you feel better,, stranger and more vigor ous than before. That Is what Foley Kid ney Fills do for you. In all eases of back son, headache, nervousness, loss of ap petite, sleepleeanees and general weakness D D a d ijmm. m$mamumm mmtm aan - 11 A Great Sale of Mill Ends All Wool Press Goods WORTH FXOX 75c to $1.00 YARD, at 39c YARD Broadcloth, Victoria suitings, novelty suitings, fancy "worsteds, serges, henriettas, panamas, etc from 40 to 54 inch materials. . . A great opportunity for children's and missess' school dresses, women's skirts, jackets and suits. The lengths run from 3 to 10 yards enough of one kind ftf for every purpose worth 89c to $1.25 yard; f JIJ Friday, on bargain square at, yard. : A SPECIAL SALE OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS A Jobber closed out to us at our own price several cases of all wool 36-nch dress goods panamas, fancy serges, Tellings, novelty suit ings, etc. some B0 and 64 Inches wide Ofta h A A many worth 76c yard bargain square titlC" AJC at, yard,..., ANOTHER BIG LOT OF THOSE SAMPLE PIECES HIGH CLASS WARP SILKS Sample warps, manufactured expressly for the finest silk neckwear. .These silks can be used to good advantage for petticoats, trimmings, millinery, jacket and coat linings, fancy work and makers of neck- jjfi wear worth $1 to $1.50 a yard at, yard. . . . All silk crepe de chine, In the full regular width, all colors 89c all silk satins, rnessallnes, cashmere de sole, etc. bar- Tftg gain square-at, yard , For Friday Only 1.60 all silk satin messallne In street CI fjfl and evening shades at. yard . ; l,vw R.emnant Bargains in Basement Fancy striped, checked and figured mercerized waistings the light weight for fall wear-light and med- A ium colored grounds extremely new 25c ija values in waist lengths at, yard. ...... . . . . .". Bright Scotch plaids, woven fabric for children's dresses, etc. special table at, yard. ....... 18c and 20c are the values of these .42 and 46-inch bleached pillow tubings 1A. . J.UV 10c The new outing flannels, light and dark styles, plain pink, blue, gray, red, white and cream. No better outing flannel 01 made on sale at, Q JiC5 yard Bleached muslins and soft bleached cam brics all 36 inches wide at, yard. .... Fancy double fleeced flannels for kimonos, dressing sacques, waists ana children's wear new, pretty Persian chantecler designs, novelty checks and trlpes a beautiful blending of colors. 16c would be low price for these new fabrics at, yard.... it, yard. :.6ic Mercerized cotton broadcloths, made to sell at 18c a yard long lengths ' " C', at, yard. v waists 10c Remnants of Embroideries and Laces 18-inch fine nainsook and cambrie'embroidered flouncinga, skirtings; also corset coyer widths many worth Ifi. ........ ...... Remnants and sample piecp3 allover laces, various kinds y2 to 1 yard in ' 4 ftp each piece, at, each. . . 1VL 35c yard at, yard.,; . . Fine French and ", German Val. laces "and ' insertions, linen torchons, platt Vals, a J and fancy wash' laces ajoC many worth 7 ft c, at yd. . . v FRIDAY BARGAINS IN HAIR GOODS-Second Floor 2 Eeal Hair Nets, extra large size .25c Cluster Puffs, $5.00 valuees, at ...,....$2.48 . NEXT SATURDAY is the BIG SALE of FANCf LINENS Hundreds or hand-dran lunch cloths, luncheon sets, lace piano scarfs and exquisite center pieces and ff QQ scarfs worth as high as $4.50 each, will go at. . . vJLw(j NEXT SATURDAY IS THE BIG SALE BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS A special purchase of boys' fall weight suits that are just the thing fo rearly fall wear. You can buy your boys' outfit Saturday for very little money. SEPTEMBER SALE OF BLANKETS You will save money on your blankets if you will buy them now at Brandeis Stores. We devote a large space to the display of blankets and comforters and: carry an immense stock. We continually take ad vantage of market conditions and buy great quantities at less than regular figures. We offer the most amaz ing specials for our September sale. .-. , BRANDEIS STORES CLOSE AT 6 P. II. Except Saturdays at 10 P. M. BRANDEIS STORES-Omaha state mm $ LINCOLN ROUND TRIP September SUi fo OUi REGULAR SERVICE S:2:50 A. M. 8:25 A. M. 1:25 P. M.-3:30 P. M. r e Makes BTo Intermediate Stops. SPECIAL SERVICE September 6, 7 and 8 Leaves Omaha 7;45 A. M. Leaves Lincoln 7:30 P. M. ?P For further information call at City Office 14TH AND FARHAM STS. ' r i II I I i X l k at i i 11 h . ii n t i i . I I m i i ua ia ax II H II E 9 II S II I . lti.a. ii n ei I ii nnicr -r Macho press Forma td simplify the fit- ) ri ' tlng f yur own (,re8ae8' U "lze" 31OOy BARGAIN FRIDAY Our bargain extras hoM out btK Indurments to those who enjoy taming m dollar to good advantage. We offer extremely low prices on goods that are wanted and needed for immediate and fall use. Our main aisles will also have big bargain specials that don't get mention here. Vou'O do well to shop at Ilennett's Friday. Knitted Silk Bedroom Slippers For boudoir or sleeping; car, a soft mercerised silk slipper with collapsible counter to fold up compactly into suit case, also have a soft, flexible turned leather sole; sstlne llnlns; and innersole end large silk pom pon; colors, red, brown, bronte. cadet and DA. black; regular 11.10 value fljC Friday vwv ' rmiDAT EXTRA KOT7BX BMPPBKa Values tl 60 to $2.00, four styles patent leather three-strap slippers; vlcl kid slip pers, one strap, Cuban heel and medium toe; vlcl kid slippers, one strap, Cuban heel and wide toe: vlcl kid lace oxford, rubber heel and plain 1 10 toe, for old ladles Friday for 1.1 PRKPARK FOR TUB RAINY DAY Buy a Raincoat While They are Cheap ' Onr" Entire Stock of Women's Raincoats is Down to One Low Price for a Day"s Helling. r t i They are called Raincoats but are really suitable for clear days as well. Mostly Priestley Cravenettes. in tan and grey shades: also silk rub berized coats, and heavy weather proof auto coats, loose and serul- fltted garments, all highly desirable styles. The regular prices were $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Take any one of them Friday, at J t JjI?KN AND REPP SUITS AMAZING BARGAINS Values to $20.00. Just the best kind of a suit for fall wear. Heavy enough for cool days. They are stylish coat suit models with pleated SKirts in colors, tans, blues, rose, cadet, pinks, etc.; etc. $10.00 Suits, $12.00 Suits, $15.00 Suits, $20.00 Suits, now LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS TO GO TOO The last of the season's purchases, about 25 in all, radically reduced now. They ' are heavy all linen coats for motorlnz or street vaar. ine materials alone in them are worth more than the price of the garments. Any coat formerly to $16.00, now ; . . , Friday is mim D STORE OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. HAV vlS THS RELIABLE STORJC STORE ' OPEN , until 6 P. M. 10 In Our Famous Domestic Room 20,000 yards of the finest Milt Ends, from all the leading mills in America: Prints, Ginghruns, Outing Flannels, Flannelettes, Percales, Poplins, Pongees, Batiste, Or gandies, Shaker Flannel, etc., will be divided in five lots ' according to value ..... .5c 7Hc 8Va 10o tSC 5R AY $2.95 $2.95 WRITE LINGERIE WAISTS A "dandy" bargain; a big lot of broken lines of all waists up to $1.25 to be cleared Friday, at, each 59 LAWN KIMONOS Light and dark, values to 75c, for ..30 AVASH. .. PETTICOATS Of ging ham, values to 65c, for . .30 MOUSE DRESSES Light and prints and nurse stripe styles, fast color fabrics, tastefully made up, clearing at $1.00 CHILIV'S DRESSES Pretty lit tle Wash Dresses, 2 to 6 year sizes, values to $1.25,' clearing, at, each -59 i Bargain Friday Extras- Z3T TaOl BASEMSHT Lunch Boxes, folding, canvas cov ered, 25c sixes for lOo Wash Tubs, galvanised Iron, extra heavy, $1.3 kind' for 9So Screen - Doors, 20 left, painted or oak finish, choice 60o ' Sad Irons, Mrs. Pott's pattern, S pieces, per set 79o Carpet Beaters, heavy wire, at, each So Combination Hangers for skirt and -coat, 18c kind, for lOo Fry Pans, heavy blue enamel Iron, ito kind, for 35c OJt THE TKIBD TX.OO Preserving Supplies: Xoonomy Trait Jars, best jar on the market: Pints, per dozen 7 So Quarts, per dosen 96o Vi Gallon, per dosen 91.1S Mason Trait Jars, complete with porcelain lined caps, dosen 49 o Banner Jar Blngs, red, extra heavy, 8 dozen Sao Caps for Kason Jars, per dos. SOe Jelly Tnmblers, tin top, H pint Bize, dozen 18a A GREAT NEW NOVEL Author of The Circular ThcSWindow at the White Cat r 98c Br. Mary Roberta Rinehart. tbvCas,vThe Man In Lower Ten, When a Man Marries A Stirring Detective Story a thrilling episode that holds the reader's interest from the very beginning. A $1.50 .bock.fpr . , , , . . . MUSLINS PILLOWCASES SHEETS Unbleached' 36 inch Of durable material, Bleached, strong ser- heavlest; . 7 cent 42x36 inch, best vlceable 9-4 Sheets, graoe, at 14 cent kind, at worth 75c, for 5 CENTS lOVa CENTS 59 CENTS , TOWELLING TABLE DAMASK TOWELS Bleached Crash with Unbleached 68 incn Heavy ' Huck, red fast edges, 7 cent wide, 50c quality, borders, always quality, at Friday, at. yard 12 c each, for . 5 CENTS 33 CENTS 9 CENTS I Week End Grocery Sale 'rfSlJfi& Bennett's Best Coffee, per pound 30c Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb. package for .... 24c Bennett's Ideal Coffee, per. pound ... .... .iiiic Bennett's Excelsior Flour, per sack .. 11.85 and 50 stamps. Teas I B. F. Japan, Oo long, Gunpowuer, Eng lish BreakJuMt and Cey lon Tea, 8c values, at, pound Ho Same kinds, the 68c val ues, at, pound ... . .48c Tea Sittings, pound pack age, for .....12c Bennett's Capitol Pepper hi lb. can lor ... ...10c . and t stamps. Hulled Beans, with ohlcken, can ......16c Lima Beans with chick en, can .......... .20c Monarch Cut Asparagus, large can for . ...2oo and 10 stamps. Capitol Baking Powder, tt-lb. can for 18c and 10 stamps. Noodles, two packages, Marshall' Kippered Her ring, can 20c and 10 stamps. Sterling Oloss Starch, S lb. packages for....80o Cider Vinegar, Queen brand, quart bottle. 25c and 20 stamps. B.W.X. Kubbard Baaash, 16c can for 10c Snlder's Pork and Beans, large can 2uc and 20 stamps. Cheese, full cream, per pound 25c and 10 stamps. Chicken Food, lb. ...3c Peanut Butter, two jars for 20c and 10 stamps. Seeded Raisins, pound package, for ..'..12 Ho and 10 stamps. Salad Dressing, Yacht Club, tor 45c and 20 stamps. Diamond Crystal Sail, 14 lb. sack 20c Small Sweet Pickles, per quart 5c and 10 stamps. Small Sour Pickles, per dozen 5c for .'. 10c Ivory Soap, six cakes, and 10, stamps. I for 25c Wiggle Stick Bluing. 3 ior 2oo and 10 stamps. Bennett's Capltot Ex tract, bottle 18o and 20 stamps. Cornmeal. 10 lb. sack 18o K. C. Flakes, three pack ages, for 2 do and 10 stamps. Hartley's Jelly Marmal ade, Jar 20c Galllard's Olive Oil, per bottle 24o and 20 stamps. Old Mission Ripe Olives, per can 26c Polk's Tomato Soup, four cans Sor 25c Imperial Grape Juice, at pint 20c Snlder's Cocktail Sauce, for 25c and 10 stamps. Tea Garden Preserves, 40c Jars for 80a 8. W. C. Table Syrup. per can 12o and 10 stamps. Bennett's Bargain Soap, nine bars for 2 So Blue Borax Starch, three packages for 26c Cocoa Bars, freh and crisp, per pound ..12c 9 Removal Notice j The ILLINOIS CENTRAL PASSENGER AND TICKET OFFICE has been moved to 4C9 South i6th Street, City National Bank . Building. For tickets and information call at the new location. SAMUEL NORTH, ! District Passenger Agent. wm3 AT 0:ifU A. M. Short Lengths of all kinds of Wash Goods, worth up to 16 cents a yard, at, per yard , AT 2:SO P. M. All the Remnants of High grade Wash Goods and Cot ton Goods, worth up to 60c yard, go at one price 1Q $1.00 Fancy Confer Pieces 49c A beautiful line of 24 and 30-inch Center Pieces nnd Tnblo Covers, also 50-inch Scarfs, ctnboidered in fancy designs, with lace and insertion edge, regular $1.00 values; on sale Friday, ' choice . . , '. 49(1 I Va DVlUt sag n $10 IB Hofion Day in the Domestic Room Gold-Eye Needles, paper. Papers of Pins, paper . . . . Cotton Tapes, roll. Laces and Embroideries, yd. 85c Pad Hose Supporters . . . 85c Mirrors, each 1c 6c Pearl Buttons, dosen. 6c Safety Pins, card. . 6c English Pins, paper 5c Linen Thread, spool ?:::.9ip Remnants of Linens, Toweling, Sheetings, Muslins, etc, 6,000 remnants of all kinds of Crash and Toweling, at one half price. , 6,000 yards of air knda of Mus lins, Sheetings, etc., at very low prices. Remnants of German Mercer ized Linen at, a yard. .35 Remnants of Kenfew Table Linen-at, a yard. .... .38 Remnants of 76c Table Linen at, a yard 48 Remnants of $1.00 Table Linen at, a yard G5 Remnants of Vool Dress Goods Worth up to $2.00 a yard at, a yaru, owe, wc, owe, xac, ivc and 15 35c Shopping Bags 100 85c Hair Ilruahea, at. . . . .' . 1Q ' -v Seven Big Special Bar gains Friday In Our (leu Drapery Department on ! Third Floor Lace Curtains Worth $3.50, SO odd pairs in the lot to close t, pair $1.08 Curtains Worth $3.00 Pair, choice Friday, pair... $1.40 Curtains Worth $2.00 Pair, Friday, choice, pair, . . , .080 Odd Curtains that Sold to $4.00 Pair, to close Friday, In two lots, each.... 750 and 150 Rope Poitiers, slightly soiled, values to $6.00, t...$1.50 Odd Portieres, each 080 Table Covers, slightly soiled at, each .............. 100 Yard Wid$ Black Taffeta $1,00 d en a 0 itJU HdUI Gil Guirantiid Pongee Gold Cloth,, an oil silk, 36 inches wide, $1 value. .600 White Jap Silk, 20 Inches wide, yard .-17 SILKS, Worth to $1.25, IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM 35c " Good lengths In all wanted weaveo and colors; big' assortment of matchless values for selection. $1.25 Black' Taffeta, oil boiled. 36 Inch wide, yard 850 See the Mew Persian Silks for Waists and Dresses. Friday Specials IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM OUTER GARMENT SECTION Heatherbloom Underskirts, regu lar $1.60 values, at 05t Children's Wash Dresses, $1.60 values, to close, at 05 White Wash Skirts to $2.60 val ues, choice -050 Women's Wash Waists, values to 75c, choice . -250 Pretty Silk Dresses, great values at $12.60, just il left, at, choice $5.00 Black Wool Capes, worth to $6.00, Friday $3.08 $1.60 Wrappers, Friday, at QOt Friday Specials' i IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM FURNISHING GOODS SECTION Samples and broken lines at far below actual worth. ;. . Men'a Fleeced Underwear,, In ell sizes, 75c garment values. 'shlrts or drawers, Friday, at .300 Men's Wool Undershirts or Draw, ers, values to $1.60 garmfcnt, Blightly soiled, at 490 Ladles'" Coat Sweaters, in white or gray, regular $1.25 values, Friday, at -9 Men's and Boys' Negligee f1' with or without collars, vai'fl 1 if "x $1.50, at ......250 nd40 Men'a Night Gowns, Muslin or Outing Flannel, ' $1.00 values, ' 400 Friday Savings in Grocery Department J0 cent California Rips Olives, at, per can 20o 85 cent bottles Lea & Ferrln's Saucs. per bottle 26o 25 cent bottles Pure Fruit Jams ..20o One pound package On Time Starch, , for a 10 pound sack Wheat Graham ,...15c Domestic Macaroni, package ...... 60 S pound can California Blackberries, for 1& Quart bottles Duffy's Grape Juice, for 6o Pint bottles Marschlnp Cherries 40c Orape Nuts, per package lOo Kellogg's Toasted Klca Flakes , ,7Vio Tea Slftlngs, pound l&o Mixed Tea worth 60 cents pound, at. only Golden Santos Coffee, pound 16c Best Soda Crackers, pound ...... 7 He Best Crisp Ginger Snaps, pound TVfce Larue Line of assorted Cookies at, per pound , , ,10e Bulk Pea Nut Butter, 1 pound 1 So Ons dosen Cucumbers 10c One dosen Green Peppers ....... 10a H buHhel basket Green Peppers 4 0a S heads Cabbage for ........... .loo 1 stalks Fresh Celery for ........ lOo 4 bunches Ueetn, for ............. 60 4 bunches Carrots for 1..60 5 Bunches Parsley for , ,,60 Colorado Rocky Ford Melons,' st, each 5c and 7 Ho 2 baking Squash 1....60 Egg Plants, at 6c and 7 Ho Sweet Potatoes, pound . .60 porqutTRY MYDEN'S FIRST sm wm SEPT. 5-toS 1910 ILfl Fd D O IL THE STATE'S 0C9T. PRODUCTS LET YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF A;Bee Want Act WRIGHT DROS. AEROPLANE IN DAILY FLIGHTS " LOMBARD SYMPHONY DAM D AND OPERA CONCERT COMPANY CHEAT RACES PATTERSON SHOWS DASC D ALL FIR E WORKS NIGHT RACES 'VAUDEVILLE l r I I w 1 that la eaaaad by any disorder of the kid 1 I.V.:.i:;: rTS!'.wa. f I Bey or bladder. - JS