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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1910)
T1JE BEEr-OMAnA.--RATURTAYi- KKPTEMBKIt 24. - lf1f. r TMX RZ LIABLE STORK Mall Order Cannot he Killed From Hour Hale, an the IxU A m Koon ExhuMed, Order Other Uoo1g. J' V.Vt Special Hand Bag Sale Rousing bar-pains Saturday in the Hand Bag Dept. which undoubtedly mean a big days' soiling. $1.50 Ladies' Hand Bags, fancy colors. .49c $3.00 ten, leather lined Hand Bags. .$1.48 $5.00 Seal Grain Fitted Hand Bags. .$2.98 Handk'fs Saturday About Half Indies' and Children's Handkerchiefs that sell regularly at 5c to 25c each; on sale in five lots at. .SVfcc, 4V&C 7MiC 10c, 15c Other Saturday Specials $1.60 Ideal Hair Brushes 59c 20c Tooth Brushes, each 10c 50c Hair or Cloth Brushes, each 25c $1.50 Dutch Collars at.. 75c $1.00 Dutch Collars at 49c 50c Dutch Collars at. ,25c Watch for Monday's Big Sale Dress Trimmings and Laces The most complete, n)ot varied, most beautiful stock of trimmings and larea ever shown west of Chi cago and Monday'' sale will be an event that none of the women of Omaha and vicinity can afford to miss a (J X " 1 Omaha's Greatest Sale of Suits and Dresses Saturday Not only has our months of careful preparation for the fall season, resulted in bringing together of the greatest stock of Women's, Misses' ; and children's outer garments ever shown in Omaha, representing & net outlay of some $250,000 and embracing in its scope all the most beauti ful, most wanted of the authentic fall fashion ideas. And with all the most moderately priced display shown in the country, but fortunate purchases have placed us in a position to offer you some : special bar gains, right at the opening of the season, that were never before equaled. Here are Bargains You'll Find it Immpossible to Duplicate. $25 Tailored Suits at $13.75 Nearly 500 of them for your selection, without doubt the choicest lot of values we ever secured, come in serges, broad cloths and fancy suitings, all sizes und colors, made to sell at and well worth $25, the big est bargains ever, A 7J$ Saturday, at 4 $25 Silk and Wool Dresses $9.90 Beautiful new sample dresses . in . taffetas, foulards, mcIhh lines, rajahs, poplins, panamfts, serges, and other beautiful fabrics, scarcely any two alike,' rich new colorings and designs, '.all sizes and made to sell to $25.00,' your choice JQ90 Saturday, at Zr TeaH find f 36.00 Qual ity, style and vain in every one of on ' lUTTTUX. IIW Crown Jewel Suits at $25 Skinner - aetln Xiaed throngaoat. Fewse Coloring and Mod. Ask to Then. w . Hew Furs A showing that we're Justly proud of. The most extensive, the most complete stock we've ever shown. Assortments leave nothing to be desired by the most critical, and prices are so moderate as to be compelling. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Russian Pony Pur Coats 52-in. long; Skinner satin lined, on sale for this one day.. $20.00 For Ml Day Ladle' All Wool Sweaters, In reds, greys and white, made to sell to $1.95 Ladies' Silk Underskirts $5 val ues, in all colors, on sale t $2.95 Tailored and Dress Walstw Big line.... $1.00 P to $20.00 From 8 to O P. M. Lahsdown'and Flannelette Kimono One to customer, at . Saturday Evening From 7 to 8 P. M. White and . colored Lingerie Dresses, that old to S15 j slightly soiled choice, at ......... $2.95 From 7:30 to 8:30 P. M Hea therbloom Underskirts; colors and black; $2.50 values. . -95 Limit of two to a Customer. -$2.00 values 98 In Our Children's Dept. You'll appreciate not only the big assortments, but the compar atvely little prices. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Children's Bearskin Coats Slfes 1 to 6 years; marvelous values, at. $1.98 ohudnn't Winter Coats Slses s to We Fill All Mall Order Promptly and Carefully, and Guarantee Yowr Satisfaction. IU1 111 THC REUA3LE STORI The Talk of the Town S - a,- N Mall Orders , ' ' , " ! ! "V fTZTZlZTZT V Shoe Sale Such -values in shoes have never before been offered in Omaha. Wo cordially invite every man and woman in Omaha to oome to our shoe department Saturday and compare these shoes with what they have been paying $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 for Men's Shoes, Women's Shoes In all the late styles and leathers with either welt or turn soles, all at one price $2.50 Men's Shoes, Women's Shoes and Oxfords In all the new syles and leathers and ood strong values at $3.00, at one price Satur day, at $1.98 Women's Oxfords and Rubber Heel Juliets Values up to $2.50, at $1.00 Boys', Youths' and Little Gents' Good Hon est School Shoes-The kind that are good "for the average healthy bov, values up to $2.25, in 2 lots . . . . $1.50 and $1.19 Misses' and Children's Shoes Value up to $1.50, special for Saturday $1.00 Infants' and Children's Shoes In lace only, values 75c and $1.00, Saturday at 75c and 50c 14 $. ,to years; all colors, worth choice TaU Brass, 1.50, X.8, UP to lata Ja.&s T.60 imam J II 1 d W II J rWl4KfLl Outing Flaut.fl Gowns Extra quality; regular 1.50 values choice at 08 fiats Kid 1 Gloves 40c Several hundred doten kid and .cape gloves; manufacturers' samples; all colors and aisea; worth to 1 . t 49k We Show New, Fall Kid Gloves in all beat makes, up from $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 Underwear and Furnishings at Very Special Bargain Prices in Saturday's Big Sale Ladies" Vests or Tight White 8wiss ribbed; , regular $1 quality now at '.. '. 50 'Medium weight, high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. Swiss Ribbed Union Suits White, medium weight; regular $2 val ues, at 98 Ladies' 50c Jersey Ribbed Vesta and Pant In all sites, on sale l 25 Muslin Gowns, Chemise and Com bl nation Suits Worth to 11.25, on sale, at. . 49 TWO HOSIERY SPECIALS .Women's fine lisle' and mercerized hose that sold regularly up to 50o a pair; importers' and man ufacturers' samples, on Bale at ............15 " 25 Children's' School Hose that Should sell to 25c; light or medium weight, on sale, 12 H TRUNK 8 A LB A clean up of all odd Trunks In stock at 25 to 60 price reduction. HAT SALE Men'a and Boys' Hats; big special purchase; values from $1.50 to $3.00.'. .95 Elegant New Millinery Modes Mofsl Moderately Priced What a wonderful variety! How. exquisitely beautiful! Oh! only $75.00? I certainly, want these, and other re marks heard on every hand are proof of the superiority and beauty of our millinery offerings. Assortments were seldom duplicated; values you'll not find equaled &J.50 to CO C W High Class Street Hats -p Exquisite Pattern Hats $12.00 to $12.50 Si 1 Black Willow Plumes An immense line of untrim med hats here for your selection at . .$1.69 up to $10.00. ' If you want the best at less, come here. All millinery marked in Plain Figures.' 1 ' - Black Willow Plumes. We're 1 Omaha headquarters show ing tempting specials) at $10, $15, $20v$25 n 1 r 1 Men's FurnishingsMany Rousing Specials Saturday Haydens' Fighting the High Cost of Living. It pays to tradv with ua and halo tha cauae of saving- 26. to 60 par cent- oa your houaekoaplng- ax- ?eriHea. g lba bant granulated atisar....fl 48-lb Back Baat Patant Flour, Dia mond H Brand for II. IS lbs Beat Kolled Breakfaat Oat meal for tbc t pounds Choice Japan Rloa 20c I lbs Kxtra Fancy Carolina Head Rica, for. .250 I Bar Beat-Em-AU, or Diamond C ftoap tor 26c Durkee'a Oround Spleen, abaolutely ure, Blacav fappar. While Pepper, IUd .Pepper Cinnamon, Cloven, Iktuatard. 0)1 niter and All Spice. all ktnda, I packages for luc OU or Muatard - aardtnes, per can . . . . i , 4c t tOc cans Lavallna for too 1-lb cana Assorted Soups for... 7 He Bromanselon, Jellyoon, Jell-O, per packase '.He Buker'a Chocolate, per pound... 3"c The Beat Bulk Peanut Butter, per riund l&e lba Beat White or Yellow Corn Meal for 17 He The Beat Domeatte Macaroni, per package Kc Teaat Foam, per package. .So BIO BUTTER AND CHKKSK SAUK Cutting down the high, coat of living. The Beat Fancy Creamery Butter. per pound 8Jc The Beat Corfhtry Creamery Butter, Ser pound a Beat Dairy Butter, per lb... ISO The Best SUictly Freeh Eggs direct from the country, not cold ator- age, per doaen ....Use The Beat Full Cream Cheese, per pound jjtto The Beat Full Cream Cheese, Young America Cheese, per pound.... 20c Fancy Full Cream. Brick or LJm- burger, per pound 18o OMAHA'S GREATEST MARKET FOR FREHH VEGETABLES Fancy Wax. or Ureeo.Baane, per pound li 4o One uouud la equal ta 1 Uuaxta. Fancy Lima, Beana, per qt..,..7Vc 2 Heads Kreih Cabbage for...... Be 8 buncuea Fresh RaUlshea for.. 6c I Heads Freeh Lettuce for 6c S Bunches FYeah Paraley for. ...6c 1 Hunches Fraah Celery for.... So Freeh Beets, Turnlpa, Parsnips, Carrot a or Rutabagas, per lb.,.2o Oreen Peppers, per dosen. . .. .7 Ho Fancy Red Onlone, per lb.... 2 Ho 2 Large Cucumbers fur ....So Fancy Fresh Denver Cauliflower, per pound ' ,.10c Large Kgg Plan U, each.. So 2 Bunches Fresh Rhubarb for... So Fancy Tokay Orapes, per basket. too Fancy Italian Blus Pluma, per Banket oo Fancy Tokay Qrapee, per tb...THc Large Juicy Lemons, per des...X0o Fancy Sweet Orangva. per dos..20o 1-1 Buahel Basket Oreen Tomatoes for I' He 1-1 - Bushel Basket Ripe Tomatoee for oo - THE SMART NEW MODES tf TtfE C. B., A La Sprite Corset follow the latest Paris fashion ideas and are made on correct lines for the pre vailing styles in costumes and gowns. "Well gowned women 'will find them exactly adapted to their exacting re quirements. The models come in sufficient num ber to suit all forms and each gives the utmost perfection of condour to the var ious figures for which they are designed. "We show complete lines of the C.-B. A. la Sprite Corsets for all figures, sizes 18 to 36; at prices ranging from... $1.00 to $5.00 Mattress Sate Here's an Opportunity That You'll Not Equal Again Soon. FIFTY MATTHESBE8 Slightly damaged in delivery, and includ ing nearly all kinds in this sale. The railroad company has settled for the damage and you get the benefit. All will be closed at LESS THAN HALF '. .REGULAR. SELLING PRICES IRON BED SPECIAL, $0.50 value with brass knobs and top rod on head and foot at $4.50 Men's 4-pIy Collars Regular Ine quality at 5e Over 600 dozen in the lot; all best shapee; new, clean, perfect goods; in all sizes, 12 te 18 H each at 5 BIG RALK OK SHIRTS Two. immense,, new lots of men's shirts, collars attached , or de tached; fine madras, ehambrajs, percales; best known brands; all guaranteed perfect; regular $1 to ?2.50 values, 98 and 49t Men's Fleeced, t'nderwear Shirts and drawers; all sites, at, gar ment ,. .39 Jersey Ribbed Underwear Ecru and salmon colors; $1. quality, garment, at . . v. . . . . .' . . . 49 Men's 9 2.00 Union Suit Fine, jersey ribbed, on sale Saturday, . at :..-.8 Men's $1.60 Wool Undershirts or Drawers AH colors and sites broken lots, at...- 75 Men's' Night Gowns In tambrlc, muslin and Outing Flannel; all aizes to 19; regular $1 values, choice, at 49 Men's Gloves and Gauntlets - Nearly all kinds; sample lines worth to $1.25, at 49 Men's Suspenders Values to $ 1 big assortment, In three lots ' on sale at 19 25 nd 39 .Men's Shawknlt Sox 12 H 50c and 75c Mercerized Hose-rail color, on sale at. .... .25 The Rug Sale of the Season Here Monday Nothing to equal the assortments, the values, the qualities, ever before shown in Omaha at our Monday sale price. Ail pertect, new goods an iau season iyiu patterns. $30.00 Axminster Rugs 9x12 size; on sale .$16-98 $15.00 Brussels Rugs 9x12 sizel at ...,S9'.75 9x12 Art Squares Seamless on sale at . S3.25 . . T There are many other matchless bargains Monday See windows.' 'raSwr Try HAYDEM'S- Fipst ! ,.6S0 .30 l&u steel ball bearing roller skates s .f4fBffef7ifllfta Job Lot high Grade Saws at One-Half Price Worth up to It eeoh, sse aad TSe. Cross Cut and Rip, fully war ranted, all sizes, carved handle, best quality blue steel made 24-inch carpenter's wrecking bars 35c, 30-inch lor r -40 Plumb's carpenter's hand axe any size for. ...... 49 Stanley 2-foot rules, each... 5 $1.00 Presco lanterns, large size, for 75 RubberolJ rooftnc, J-ply, roll.tl.aS Men's handled axes, warranted, each ....................... SSo Clean Clipper Buck 8aw. 09 o Warranted Hatchets, Worth 16c only, each -. 15o Mrs. Fott'p BTlckel Mated Bad Irons eaoh - Tte Fruit or tomato cana, per doa. . 38o Complete Cobbler's Ooutflts, Malle able Iron-. . 1 Site 100 l-"oldlns Saw clamp., 3Se Ualvanlied rural route mall boxes. each City mall -boxes on aale for Extraordinary Bargains Saturday in China Department Chop Dislies With beautiful floral centers; lustro tinted edges; values to fl, on sale, each, at 9 Thin , Blown Tumblers Very ' special, 6 for.. 20 Spun Hraas Fern Dlshea With 7-inch terra cotta llnera, Sat urday, at 80 Heavy Fruit Jar lubbers Best 10c dozen quality, on sale three dozen for 20 Genuine Welsbach Mantles, up right or Inverted, 2 for. 15 Earthenware Preserving Kettles 4-qt. alze with . bail, now on 20 DAIRIES AGREE TO HELP Commissioner Connell Declares All is Fine. 1 1 DAIRYMEN -ARE CLEANING UP Health raatatlaaloaer Saye Oaly Ob. Jectloa Waa to Carrrlaa jlae Cows Milk iSralae la Be Pat la. "The dairymen are following" niy Instruc tions for clranlnt up without ratalng any objectlona at all." aald lr Connell Friday, "and In a few weeks, we ought to have everything In s"'id condition. They have never objected to but one regulation a un reasonable, and that ". a-i 10 keep their cow curried while ihey were In the barn In the winter time. 1 have Insisted upon thla, however, and think they will take care of It,., "The one chief difficulty was with drains from the milk houaea, and In another week they will' have thne Installed everywhere. One or two dairymen are In auch poor locations that they never can be sanitary and thnae will have to move. Those are isolated rases. For the moat part my cam paign Is setting along even better than I expected." STREET CAR HIT BY. TRUCK Driver aad Waaoa F.seaa lajarr, bat far l.esea la reader la tae Oas. Harry McCloud. driver of the big motor wagon of the People's Ice company nar rowly missed serious Injuries when a South Omaha street car ran Into bla wagoa at aixueath aad Douglas rueet rnoaj snom- Ing. The motor wagon escaped damage, but the street car waa badly ahaken up, and lta fender was torn off in the colli THREE MEN FROM OMAHA ATTEND IRRIGATION MEETS D. riesa Dearer, W. J. Deraaedy aad Qt H. Pay a Ga ta Isekaa aad Paebla. t Omaha will have three of Its prominent real estate men representing it at the Na- lional Congreeaea of Irrigation and lry Farming, to be neia in 1'ueoio ana ppoaane reHpectlvely. I'. Clem Dcaver of the homestead de partment of the Burlington, will attend as will also Q. H. Payne, the latter going In the interest of the Omaha Commercial club, and also V. J. Dermody. The 1'uehlo Irrigation congress starts Sep tember Sii. lasting until the 3tKh, from where many men will go to the "pofcane meeting from October S to (. Both of the meetings are of national Importance, men from all over the country Interested In the agricul ture status attending, and addresses from the leading professors and practical mea of the day being scheduled. Among the prominent speakera of Inter national reputation at the pry farming congress ara: Hon. P. Bakonyl, ministry of agriculture, Budapest, Hungary. ' lry Farming In Hun gary.'' Hon. W. R. Motherwell, minister of ag riculture, Baakatuheaan. Can. John Barrett., director general of Pan American union. Washington, li. C. "Dry Farming in Itln America.' I-. Theodore Kryshtofovltch. agricultural represeniMtive of Huxxian imperial govern ment In the I'nited Slates. Mr. Nicolas Kaumanna. Imperial repre sentative of the tier man department ef ag riculture In the I'nited States. lr. tieorge Harcourt. deputy minister of agriculture. Alberta. Can. Prof. John Hrackrn, asronomiat, I'nlver aitv of SHskatch.-wan. Can. Prof. W. H. Fairfield, superintendent ex rsrlmeat statioa at leiabrtdga. Alberta, Railroad Men Find They Arc in Serious Mix Officials of Seven Roads Meet in Omaha and Quandary Over ' ; Rates Develops. Rallroai men rrpreeentlng all of the seven railroads of Nebraska met at the Burlington headquarters In Omaha Thurs day for the purpose of discussing the ques tion of railroad valuations. And as a side issue it 'developed that the railroads are between two fires this year. The greatest argument' that the roads now being heard in Chicago make- la that the reason for an increase of, rates is their expenses are enormous at present because of the great amount of property each road la obliged to keep In order, to supply the puhllo with the proper service. On the other band. If a road declared It self to be In possession of a huge amount of property as they must have to make such a large expense bill the taxes on this prop erty declared will be Just so muoh greater and all the pro Mis will go In this way.. Thus they stand:' If a large amount la declared the taxes sre heavy, if a small amount Undeclared the, argumeat for In creased freight rates la of no avail.' No official action of any kind, waa made at the meeting held Thursday, but discus sions on all phase of the valuation were gone over by the representatives. K. U. Huntley, chief engineer of the Union Pa cific, acted as the ' chairman of the meet ing. : . ' ' Those present st the meeting were 11. L. Huntley, chief engineer of the Union Pa cific; U. W. Hand of Chicago and engineer of valuation of the North western; A. A. aoaaaea, local anglaaar ef Us Northwest ern; C. W. Johnaon of St Paul, chief en gineer of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneap olis aV Omaha; W. A. Parker, chief engineer of the Bt, Joseph & Grand Island; J. B. Berry of Chloigo, chief engineer of the Rock Island; E. F. Mitchell, superintendent of constructloi, of the Missouri Pad tie; P. T. Darrow of Lincoln, engineer of main tenance of way of the Burlington. Ad Club Wins Fifty Dollars Sets Three Men to Writing Ads in an Advertising' Com-: , petition, . The Omaha Ad club Is victor U a con teat for a $.". prlxe offered by the Success Magaxlne in an advertising competition. The magazine's announcement of the con test In the Uarlow Ad News was acted upon officially by the Omaha Ad club and three men were de"lgnted to submit copy, theee being A. L.. Uale. J. C. Johnaon and 8. J. Ranger. Word has now come from the magaklne-fhst one of these three pieces of copy has been swarded the prize and the check sent to the club. It ta not yet known ' definitely which of the three ad writers' submitted the successful piece of copy, 1ut the prlxe Is Omaha's. The. Ad club will discuss the three advertisements at an early., meeting. . . Wife Beater is Given Long Term Ninety-Day Sentence Falls Upon C. B. Bovea in Judge Craw ford's Court , Found guilty of beating his wife. C. B. Bovee. S921 Dinner street, was sentenced to ninety days In Jail by Judge Crawford Friday morning.. The defendant attempted to get -an appeal to a higher court, but U police Judge announced he would prevent such a move. Bovce was placed In Jail to begin his sentence. , . Bovee's sentence Is the longest on pro nounced by Judge Crawford for 'a long time. The Inst previous sentence of that length a as imposed upon , another man charged , with wife seating. Judge Craw ford Is getting the reputation of being a stern puolsher of wife beaters. Babies Straaslea by croup, roughs or colds are Instantly re lieved and quickly cured with DK King's New Plecovery. Boc and 11.00. For sale by Beaton lrug Co. Ralldlaa Persslts. D. W. Mickey, tlT North , Thirtieth. frame swelling. fct,MU; Martin Duel,' tsuf Bristol, barn. S2XX about 110 hours long at a point north as far os one can travel In Norway, snd some ISO mites north of Hammerfest, the land of the midnight sun; and the African naval training ship, S. 8. Newport, which we spoke to at Saltsjobaden, off the north cape of Norway. We were certainly glad to see the union Jack and the Jolly Jack tars of the American navy."' Among the friends of Mr. Wilson who met him in Omaha today Was the Rev. J. H. Presson, formerly pastor of the 8tromsburg Methodist Episcopal church and now a res ident of Omaha. Mr. Presson married Mr, and Mrs. Wilson many years ago and Mr. Wilson brought him a beautiful ebony cane from Dublin. A number of their neighbor at Btromsburg also met the Wilsons here, and an old-fashioned love feast waa held st the Paxton. Mrs. 'Julia McCune accom panied Mr.' snd Mrs. Wilson on their trip abroad and returned with them. J. W WILSON TELLS OE EUROPE Strasnsbara; Banker Arrives After' a liSMrTsar aad Says Ha la Praia ( His Uwa Laad. Among the guests at the Paxton Thurs day waa J. W. Wilson, a prominent banker and bualneas mas of StromSburg, who, with his wlfa and son, James, IS returning from aa axteaded trip to Europe. . W have been absent from our Nebraska home about half a year," said Mr. Wllsoa to a reporter of The Bee Thursday. "While abraad. we visited every Euroneaa country but three, and we had a most pleasant and luatructlv trip.'- WhIM abroad we aaw enough of conditions In other countries to make ua prouder than ever of our own. "Among the most Interesting s'ghts that ws, wtiaesaed while to hXirope was Us day PROGRESSIVE' LEAGUE FORMED Repablleaa OrgnnlsaUon to Boo as Roosevelt for JVeat President Fleets Temporary Off leers. I ahs Roosevelt Progressiva Republican, league was organised Friday afternoon at a scantily attended meeting. These officers were chosen: President, Ernest E. Correll, Hebron. ice pi-esiaeni, u. ;. van I'eusen, Blair, Secretary. F. A. Shot ell, Omaha. Thla organisation la temporary and a general meeting la announced for Novem ber, at which time permanent officers will h chosen. A. circular of the league announces that "It will favor Roosevelt for president In 1912, or if ha will not aocept. then.lt wU stand by a western progressiva auch as Dolllver of Iowa." . - 'Jl7ood!Coa.! oodS Tha BTL'FV for a QUICK, HOT FIRK, In GRATE, HEATER r , FVRNACE at thla season of tte year, when you only want fire evenlQfs and mornings. . $8.50 lr cord- 16-Inch chunks. $4.50 tor K aizexl load. FREE PITCH-PINE KINDLING. 'V Daring, the coming week with each cash order for one ton of coal we win give five chunks cf kindling wood, 12 Inches long, easily spin. TRY IT Hard Coal, any sine..... $10.50 PER TON Carney, clean horning.... . T.OO lER TON ' Heat Illinois Lump or Not . 7.00 'KI1 TON PARTRIDGE-THOMSON CO. IfllO Harney BU With Public Market.