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L 12 Tim BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1910. "I a a a an a n 'B"B"B""B' ! V M 'B B D D Omaha's Great Store Extends a Cordial Welcome io Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors Make Yourselves at Home Come to Brandeis Stores as soon, as you reach Omaha. You can check your baggage free and look around and make further plans at your leis ure. Make use of our Free. Rest Room for wo men and children. Our Free Smoking Rooms for men. Checks on all banks cashed free.. See the greatest Btore in the west brilliantly decor ated for the Carnival. You can make your Fall Pur chases from the most varied stock ever assembled in Omaha. w.Our prices are always moderate and you can easily save the expense of your trip by buying all the things you need this fall at Brandeis Stores. Visit our Beautiful New Pompeiian Room. " ; D mm Woman's Work j ActlTltle Of th. OlfUlM - Sodlea Along th. Um .( Ut tMrtaklac of Cosowa to Wsbm i. The flrat meeting ot the year iu held at 2:30 Monday afternoon. The Rev. Howard Clouse ot Mt. View, Okl., introduced three Indiana from his In dian church. Three men sang an Indian hymn, then Mr. Bauco gave an address In sign language. Mr. Toy bo acted as Inter preter and Mr. Hobey, also an Indian, spoke. Then followed the reports ot th. several committees. It was decided to entertain at breakfast October 34 at the Henshaw In honor of Mrs. Phillip Moore ot St. Louis, national preaident of the federation. Plates will be Jl and the time Is 10 a. m. i Tin election ot delegates to the state federation meeting October 17 at Tecumaeh was deferred until the next meeting. ' The prebldent, Mrs. M. U. Cameron, gave a very interesting address, emphasising the necessity of united effort among club members io further departmental work. Co-operation, not competition is to be the watchword of the club, sh. said. She also said that alien questions as civil reform. humanitarian and altrulstlo movements are spokes in a great wheel whlcfc revolve around the. limb, whloh Is the child and th.. bom. A womanly, mild, tactful, kindly attitude' was recommended In carry ing on the work ot last year, reform, con servation, educational and legislative work. Th. program for tlie afternoon consisted of reports from th. several delegate, to the biennial at Cincinnati, O. Mrs. Edgar Allan guv. her "impressions of the biannual." Blie spoke particularly of tli. conservation of natural reaourcea. Mrs. W. P. Harford talked of th. con servation cf vital forces, such as health and strength., She gave an able resume of the speech of Miss Mary. Rauch ot Colorado university. . Miss Jeeaup gave the biennial from an artistic and musical atandpolnt Mra. David Cole, th. retiring atate presi dent, praiaed th. work of the Nebraska delegation, saying that th. art and house hold economics departments ' received na tional attention. ' ... Mention was made ot a gift by Mrs. Stoddard to the state federation. Two hundied dollars is placed at the disposal ot the scholarship, fommlttt. Mia. Weaver.' a former Omaha woman, bow residing in Portland, spoke of th. work of that branch of th. club. Future department meetings ar. as fol- Uteratui., on. week frum Wednesday. Oiaioiy, one weak from Tuesday, 10 a. m , Miss Vttch'a aiudio. Mine r"iuu. leader. Art, Thursday. October U, 10 a. m. , Social service. October 10 at t.ib. ' Current topic. October 11. I p. m. "Mrs. Uui Haker, leader. Household economics Thursday. 10 a. m. Mra. Barnett, leader. Phlloaophy ami e Ultra, next Tuesday. Musical, Thursday, October U, 1 p. m. Mra Oabornsoii of the executive commit tee ot the Woman's Board of Mlaaions In the Interior will visit Omaha Wedneaday and will confer with th. committees In planning for th. National Woman's Mis Monajry Jublla to be held in Omaha the Utter -part of th. month. - Mra Uabornaoo flailed, bore last tali 1 the Interest of th. laymen's missionary movement. After leav ing Omaha she will attend the state mis sionary meeting at Ashland. Dr. Vinton, a Baotint missionary frnra Burmah will give a sterlootlcon lecture at th. national jubilee. The faculties of the educational and Blbl. department of the Young Women's Christian association were entertained at dinner Monday evening , by the board of directors. . Thirty guests were present. Mrs. W. P. Harford presided and Introduced the members of th. faculty. Miss Alden spoke briefly of th. success of the summer camp. Short talks were given by Miss Kate McHugh, D. Kersey, Miss Strong and Miss Keeney. Plans were discussed for the Bible rally' Sunday and for the educational rally Monday. Mias Lowden entertained at th. first of a series of studio teas this afternoon from 4 to o'clock. Miss West of Boston as sisted Miss Lowden and gave an Interesting program ot aesthetic and fanoy dances. The. second of the aeriea will be given Thursday afternoon and the others will be given next week at Mlsa Lewdeu'a studio. Th. Woman Suffrage association meets with Mra. Burd Miller, Forty-ninth and Webster, at 1 o'clock Wednesday. The club is studying the history ol the demo cratic party. Th. business of th. meeting is Important Open meeting. A Geaeroaa and Charitable With. "I wish all might know of the benefit I received from your Foley's Kidney Remedy," says I. N. Regan, Farmer, Mo. His kidneys and bladder gave him so much pain, misery and annoyance, he could not work, nor sleep. He says Foley's Kidney Remedy completely cured him. Sold by a'l ' druggist. aeoTXMXsTTS or oceaw steamships. rort. Arrived. . Sailed. MONTREAL, Cnu NEW YOKK Kurnu NfcW tuKK Uiunwl.i . LIVERPOOL .Amble PLYMOUTH Kron P Wllhelm. 8 AN FKANCIaVO Stanley Dollar PALfcKMO K.ln d'ltuiu. SOUTHAMPTON Pim. Lincoln EVENING SLIPPERS For Ak-Sar-Ben Ball As u"nl we are equipped with the latest creations in evening slippers and can suit the most dis criminating. We have them in patent kid, semi-glaze kid, suede and buckskin, white or black satin, some with hand beaded orna ments; heels to cuit the fancy, one, two or three straps, or no straps, as you like, and our prices you will like. FRY SHOE CO. THE 8 H OK US 10th and Douglas Bts. n ,3 fl B : i D i n Pi a. E. B H B N B N n a i B H i-i iU fl H I If THE H1W WI9T IITTBBlt ATIOWal. BIO- JJ If I i I TION1BT With 450.000 defined phraaea, bound Jg mfS lln sheepskia S18.00 Jfay Welcome Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors TO OMAHA AND TO OUR BUSY STORE. IF WE CAN ACCOMMODATE YOU, COMMAND US. Visitors to the Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival will find that Ben nett's is by far the most convenient shopping-center in the city. Only ar block from the principal hotels; the main car lines run in front of our doors; direct connection with all railway stations. . Make it a point to meet your friends in our store. Our checkstand, telephones, rest rooms and transfer system are all for your benefit. A New Suit lor Every Day This Week We Stand Behind Gooda With Satisfaction Guarantee. THK RE Li A DUE STORI Matching IViriraio Op portunities Offered You Here All Week. i u - Ui i i lifts .. i'i .. ii ONLY 8 HOURS B a B U B i i 'fl la Our Ladies' Suit Department Each day during this week we will give our patrons an opportunity to secure a perfectly-tailored, high-class suit at prices that are easily within reach of all. Our buyer has Just for warded to us from the east a large line of serges, worsteds, panamas, etc., In all the latest colors and styles; In purchasing one of these suits you have positive assurance of getting the cream of the season's output. Our already established standard of excellence in ladies' apparel has been greatly enhanced this fall, and we can say without reservation that every suit and dress is the climax of the tailor's craft. Our first offering in this all-week sale: A large assortment of serges, in the latest brown and grey mixtures, solid browns, blues and olacks; specially suitable for street and travel ing wear; satin lined,' semi fitting, 32-lnch jacket, with the new narrow plaited skirt. Regular $25 garment, tomorrow. , Grand Showing Persian Silks An elegant assortment of wanted weaves in all the rich est new fall color combinations, 20-in. and 24-in, wide. Very choice values in "Wednesday's sale, at (O) S)CQ)C, $ Wedmeiday ALWAYS for Bargains in Ndtions Thr66 ROUSinn RlID SDCCialS The housewife always looks forward to Wednesday in our Notion M i U "MU F Department, for then she knows that she can get any of the hundreds of useful little articles that are in constant use in the home, and at prices that, are the lowest; Here are a few of the items .. . . " wi mtiar Buituna Always soia at oc eacn per dozen 70 Boarf Pine The regular i5c and 50C quality, each lSHo An Assortmsnt of Brooohea, Belt Pins, Buckles, Etc Excellent values up to 60c tomorrow, at 100 600 Soaen Beauty Pins Gold plated, both plain and with setting, J to 6 on a card; 85c values, card . , 60 Xxtra Larg-e Auto Wets 'tegular 10c at three for loo Shell Hair Pins Regularly sold at 16c only So . ; J High Grade Wash Goods 27-inch Poplins, all colors, at, per yard 25 Serpentine Crepe, good assort ment, at, yard 17 36-ln. Flannelettes, at, per yard 12 M 27-ln. Velvetta, at, yard 12 Silk Mixtures, at, yard . .25? S6-in. Percales, yard ..12W Striped Repp, all colors, regular 39c, at, yard 25tf Aberfoyle Ginghams, yard 15 Big Broom Sale Vcdnesday 85c PARLOR nROOMS 10c We got a crackerjack bargain in a big lot of brooms and on Wednesday are going to give nur customers the hnfit They're the kind sold for 35o and 40o every where. Choice Wednesday, at, each Only one to m customer. No Telephone order fiUed. ; id for 35o 19c AXMINSTER RUGS Oriental and floral designs, all new, 5 beau tiful patterns for selection, 8-3x10-6 size, on sale, choice $10.08 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS 9x12 size, 6 frame, 3 ply worsted, oriental effects and small fig ures, great values, at ..$25 TREWAN KILTON RCGS Highest class, new designs, in light and medium effects, 9x12 size, matchless values, at $42 BEST ASSORTMENT AND VALUES SHOWN IN OMAHA. Between CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS DAYTON ind ' . ' 'CINCINNATI i Four Trains a Day l arlor tad Dim' aj Can br Da f slace LItepiai Can by Niii. For folders, rates, etc., call at any ticket office or address FRANK J. RUED. ' ' Gen"l Pass. Agent, Chicago. Bennett's Famous Millinery Section, It is a recognized fact that our Millinery Department always leads In showing the latest styles and fashions, but this year we have sur passed all our former records. Hats for the theater, for the street, for traveling, in fact, hats to meet every form of fashion's demand, all in the newest models and at the most popular prices. For Wednesday we will offer fifty beautiful styles, trim- ftft, med in satin and silk; all the latest shapes; excellent 1111 values to 38.75 Special at VtlaVV BENNETT'S GROCERY ALWAYS LEADS SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY at.al Havlland China Bread and Butter Plate, with, .aoh two'- wpouna can Bennett's Breakfast Coftwe, per can..., 48o Alt FREE Bennett hMen Coffee, special price, lb... 230 Ten tunings, per pound, extra vaiu ....... 12o ip-lb. , sack . Corn Meal. yellow or white... l&o Horseradish, best grade per bottle XOo - And 5 Stamps. Ptcaltlll Pickles, per qt . at aoo Bennett's Capitol' Buck wheat, 2-1 1. pkg..iaya And 10 Stamps. Klngsford . Silver Gloss Starch, 6 lhg 5&0 And 20 Stamps. Manzunllla Olives, per quart Jar 9BO Crosse Aii Blackweli'a Chow Vickies, qt..BOO Liso witn .aca pound of oar assorted T.aa, at... Arfro Gloss Starch, ape clal, at 6 pkgs. . . .860 Heins Dill Pickles, per dosen at 15c Maplene, fresh and pure bottle, at 350 And 10, Stamps. Double Stamps on Gran ulated Sugar. Double stamps on But-terlno. Hen Feed, lb 8H Chick Feed, lb 3c Fels Naptha Soap, six cakes for 8S0 Peanut Butter, 2 Jars 80c And 10 Stamps. GaJUard's Pure Olive OH qt. can 80c And 20 Stamps. .fittu Seeded Raisins, per lb. pag., at Utt. And 10 Stamps. Lady Washington - Hul led Henna with Chick en, per can l&o And 5 Stamps. Lady Washington Lima Beans with Chicken per can 80o And S Stamps. Medium Sour Pickles per quart lOo And 6 Stamps. Diamond Crystal Table Salt. 3 pkgs 8&o And 10 Stamps. Five pounds regular 7o Jap Rice, for 85o 40c Jar Tea Garden Pre serves, only 30o " Now' s the day ''''' 1 1 . a"a ; If NowVthehour''' V "-Burnt Js I THE BEER YOU LIKE HAVE A CASE SENT HOME tONIUMISI' DISTNiaUTtN JOHN NITTLER 3224 SO. 24TH STREET IND. A-14S0 ooua. i.e. hko mn IXhevy ' ' 2iaFrontT Chase" ISlrtBack W 11 tr M f I For Stylo Corliss-Goon M Collars 12 for 2512 Ai Six O'clock Leaves Union Station, Omaha at 6 P. M. ? Arrives Union Station, Chicago, 8 A. M., vja the CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL ' RAILWAY This is the preferred train of Omaha business men. The schedule is convenient. The meals in the dinning cars are excellent and all the comforts of the club will be found in the buffet library car. r " . Two other daily trains to Chicago at 7:57 A. M. and 11:43 P. M. TICKFJS:1524FarnamSt. T. A. NASH, Gen. Western Agent. OMAHA, NEB. Ruat-ProofGorsets THE SPLIT HIP IN STYLE 173, with tho support res depended In V shape from either corner, gives plenty of freedom when walking, though the skirt la long and close-fitting. The deep gore nips in the waist, and by uniting with the curving seams creates the long, fashionable lines. A feature that marks this corset as super ior to any other corset but a Warner's is In the wearing qual ity. Guaranteed to wear not to rust, break or tear. BECl'RIT Rubber Button make broad, elastic suspender webbing with frilled edges;-price $2.00 . aaxaa araiviau rvm WEDNESDAY XX TU BOatXSTIO BOOK Blankets All Wool Blanket, No. 159, good sis., extra heavy, a I, a pair f3.9S Edison - Blanket, 11-4, food and heavy regular urloe S3. 60, at, a pair ....$8.35 Klllarney Blanket. 1 14, regular price 13.00, at, a pair 91.50 Finakfort, good heavy Cot ion Blanket, extra good value, at a pair 9ao Home made Coinfortn, mad ot good sllkollne, fast col ors, ar, eu:h ....... .92.98 27-Inch Flannelette, ood rattdrns, regular price ia, al. n ynnl .. 7 Vie 16-lnch Percale., rood as sortment, at, a yard...lOo Bhiitlr.s; iiiglNnis. ut, per yard , . 18o Union Huo Towel 1, at. each 110 Remnat j ot Crnsh. Mus lin, tn., tt reduced prices. FIREMEN'S UNIFORM SHIRTS Signal Brand California Flannel Shirts, 15.60 and $4.00 values, on sale Tuesday, at $2.50 ssroo Sale of Hen's Sample Hals Men's Soft Felt Hats, Big assortment of good styles, all sizes, made to sell at $2 . and $3 your choice Wed nesday 95c Imported English Derby Regular $3.50 values, a yery fortunate purchase enables us' to sell them Wednesday, at . , $2.00 $8.00 Cowhide Suit Case, linen lined, with shirt fold, on sale $5.08 We Advise Our Customers (o Pot Up Keiffer Pears Hon On account of the big demand east advance in price, Wednesday Eale, Per hamper (large) Green Tomatoes, (or pickles, per mar ket basket 17 Vic Italian' Blue l'lums. 4 baskets In a crate, for $1.15 Jonathan Apples, special. In Dairel containing about bushels . .13.1)0 VECXA& nOVB BAXS WEDsTSS DAT As a special Inducement to Introduce to those who are not using our Health Brand Highest Patent, made from the linovt wheat obtainable, we ar. going to glv. free lor ona day only, Welnesday, on. Ideal Patent Flour Sifter, sold every ' where for 25c. This Highest Orad. of Flour is retailed everywhere for 11.85 sack, Wednesday special, at, "Chevy Chase" is a new close front collar, with lots oi style and more comfortable than the (old collar you are wearing. Corliss, Coon tt Co., Makers OrtLY TWO THINGS are necessary to preserve for ever the life of your hair; good sense in buying and good judgment in applying Won der Dandruff Cure, your har der Dandruff Cure. " Your barber knows how to do it Single application 15c; 10 oz. bottle $1.00. FOOD FOR W" "" mea NKRVFS ura and uutblui l .011. aa a raauli o( ovr era er mentai itruun abuu.4 ia ll Biak. uu Ml and altr.ft au4 b. u.aa again. I Uog. Boaea II 5 by Van. tUMMHAM A- McCOSIBSI.1. DKUO OOl. iMis. ikth and Dodge tUHU, OWL BIU4 CO, Car. lath aag Koraax Ht. Oaaaaa. Ji.a Compare for yourself 1 i n Measure The Bee against other local papers in respect of quality as well as quantity of timely news and inter est" ing articles from day to day and The Beens superiority will he demonstrated BAILEY (El MACH DENTISTS Oeat eui-pen (latitat elflc lit ID. Bai.dl. weal. HlfltiMt grade deoi.li.iral reaaoaable prloa. furceiala fllllnga. ual th. tooth. Alt iL.uutitui wsnafuiijr siMiused afir ca .una xooil ' P.S.ITON bixcx Curucr 101b amJ Vmnaum fetuveu. I for these pears, they are bound to Bushel Basket Ti"iA $1.U5 per sack .fl.60 18 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $1.00 OMASA'S OmXATKST HAltlt for rXIiSJI TXOSTABLIIS - Fresh Bplnach, per peck ..:U...10o rYeah Wax Beana, per lb ,..4o (1 lb. Is equal to 1 Quarts ) Fresh Denver Cauliflower, lb, ,.10o 8 bunches Freeh Kadlshes 6o Fresh Turnips, Beets, or Carrots, per pound 2o Fresh Cabbage, per pound to Fancy Jersey flweet Potatoes lb. 0 Fancy Green Peppers, per dosen 7 Ho Fanoy Sweet Corn, per dosen , .10o Large Hubbard (Squash, ach....lOo t Stalk. Celery for .60 forcctTRY tlAYDEIl'S FIRSTS THE OMAHA LOAN & BUILD INO ASSOCIATION cred ited to its memberB on July 1st (89,000 Dividends. It haa seven '- ' paid to its members less than six per cent pei sj I annum for 27 years. Saving accounts calling 6 JO I for a monthly payment of $1.00 to $25.00 may , I Ka nnancrl artv Aav nr Inmn (UII18 of uot nvnv $5,000 received. Ask for Booklet "A" and other information. Assets $3,600,000. lleservs DIVIDEND fund $G7,000. Address, S. E. Corner 16th uod , Dodge Btrflets. PiS HSTULA-Pay When CURED All Kectai Uiseasea cored without a surgical fv oDeration. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen- m eralaoaastheticased. CURE GUARANTEED tolastaLIfB TIME. L2"axiiiHATioN vkbb. WRITS FOR BOOK ON PILSS AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS DR. K. R. TARRY. 224 Building. Omaha. Nebraska Paeonies Should Be Planted This Fall romi-l deUverlea will be mad any Um. balor. Oolober lotb to your real deiice. it tn UiMha or Council liluffa. . Oas Special fall Catalog ae U Worth Asking Tor contains planting Inatruoilon. and le- niitlotia ot all ut our teeuulul 1'a.ouiea. U.t It vow and order early. 1 .t saa4 poatage. F. W. MENERAY CRESCENT NURSERY COMPANY, rbeaesi Ball eiaj lad. ! Slat St. aa Ae. a CuacU Blalfa, iwwa r