4'
Tin; r.HH: omaiia, Saturday, ocronnn 2:. lnin.
SPECIAL SAI
M FALL WEAK AT ERANDEIS STOKE
tYE
,nu 200 "f TTV l1TBrHTcJj
ThH, stun. 1 i 'XKLLi M ral
nine iTvii;ikJ
1 1 Mf.j!tif, .,,)
Hat. All Are
Models
Tltow a mis
Have A l
tnlrrxl Theae
n f 11 1 1 r ui
Htm in the
Window.
. An Extraordinary Special Sale
French PATTERN HATS
We secured through our foreign buyer two hun
dred exquisite new fall and winter models, designed
by famous Parisian milliners.
The newest approved
shapes and richest trim
mings. Every bat I a a
individual model. There
are no duplicate. Finest
MRemblage of new win
ter models ever shown
at such a price, stun
ning French hats, at
only one-half to one-third
their value. Special
to;
11
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Hisses' Fail Hats at 98c to $5
New felu, new beavers, new fur bonnets all novelties
and trimmed with ribbon rosettes, little flowers, silk bands,
sashes, etc. diub brooms and sailors as well as pokes.
DRUGS and TOILET ARTICLES
FATBITT MBDXCIsTES.
60c Milk's Emulsion- 2Sc
60o Syrup of Flea 45o
35c Castorta Z2a
11.00 Dydla Plnkhama Vege
table Compound S9o
11.00 Duffeye Pure Malt ,.lo
11.00 Smith's Oreen Mountain
Renovator 6o
UBB OOODB.
"tic Hot Water Bottle 4o
11.26 Jlot Water Bottla . ...8o
"fie Fountain Syringe 49c
Dcautilul New Voile Skirts
Styles are all new and the quality and fabrics
are high grade. All the new features for 1110.
Black and correct fall colors CIA
Saturday, at 1V
m
1
Best Silk Petticoats Ever
Offered in Omaha for $5.00
Saturday
12.50 Fountain Syringe ...$1.7
II. "5 Fountain Syringe . ..$1.21
TOILET ASTZOI.Bg.
26o Lilac Talcum 7a
260 Sanltol Tooth Powder ,.14
25c Colgate's Dental Paste.. 20o
16c Sosodont llo
25o Buttle Hydrogen Proxlde, So
tOc Violet Toilet Water .... 8o
60o Locust Blossom Perfume
at 2c
SOo Java Rica Powder 27o
1-lh. i0 Mule Team Borax, tto
6 Cakea Ivory Soap 1 8c
.10c William's Skating Soap, 4c
Cot Flower Department Main Floor
A large quantity of fine carnations, on sale Saturday, doz. 3f
Boston Ferns, worth up to 76c, at 35
Also a big sale of fine Chrysanthemums and roues.
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Voi
An
ien's Suits and
For Fall and Winter
Made of very high grade rustling taffeta, many
elaborately trimmed. Black, white r aa
and evening shades, at p9av V
ailk rrttlooats In blacka, street ahadea and even
ing shades, will go
on aale at
Coats
$3.98
2S
$15
Fashionsear ' Suits for Women Here are the style aristo-
:i crnts for fall and winter. The most fashionable and highest
t .'. nlnca wnmon 'a t.iilnrod Kiiita th?lt Kell nt R medium DTiee.
. .. 1 ...
Waioran wnvpn Kip.inll v fnr 1 fishionseal V.
suits. Beautiful assortment at '
Women's Uq-to-Date Tailored Suits at $15
Practical well tailored wool suits black and all the favorite
colon. Scores of smart new arrivals to sell Saturday,
for
Highest Class Tailored Suits
These suits are the most charming and elaborate of the new suit styles.
Splendidly tailored and made of the best selected materials. The mod
els are the newest and cleverest of the JJJ 3D(i $49
Stunning New Winter Coats at $15 and $19
Here are those swagger new long coats. In the classy mixture and novelty
cloths, as well aa plain tailored blacks, some plaid backs, some satin
lined braid trimmed or plain tailored, made In the fitted and semi-
8rr,:n:.r..l.V.0: $15 and $19
Women's New Long Black Coats at $10
These coats are made of broadcloth, fully satin lined, also hun
dreds of heavy mixture coats for practical winter wear
.$10
House Dresses
Ct,mn(ni fJaut 5i1V- and flrttVi HxaeoAa at tlQ twA t7 Jfl
m With the new sleeves and the ultra fashionable shackled effects all the
lavorue coiors, i q qsii.au
Long kimonos, dressing cacques,
bath robes and house robes, a
new showing, 4
at
$1.50 10 $19
Tailored Waists
The new pleated styles, some
with embroidered fronts, pret-
.mtade: $1.50
Black Satin Coats
All the newest Ideas in these
popular satin cloaks, beauti
fully made,
at
At
11
$49 & $59
Showing of Furs
We. are allowing the late.it Ideas
In fura. Exquisite fur coata,
ecarfa, muffs and matched aeta;
an extremely attractive showing.
MISSES' and CHILDREN'S WINTER CLOAKS Specially Priced
All the' newest and prettiest girlish styles in suits, dresses, eoats, etc. Larger assortment than ever.
Childrens coats, in all ages 1 to 14 years. Bearskins and
various kinds of cloths new style 4 .98
features-worth up to $5.00-at '. . .vl"VU
Children's bearskin coats, ages G to 14 years, all colors
correct 1910 styles, quilted linings, Q 5 A V
regularly sell at $8 and $10, at ipO.UU
Another
Shipment
Velvet
Velooae
Htiora.
All the
IUg.
1 11111 amrTnir-"
I (JJI.P,iff 1
KleRant
line
Kvenlng
8llppar
for Every
FanhlonabU
Oi'caalon,
Women's Fall Shoes
t
Shoes of high quality that combine comfort and style.
Shoes that are well made, correctly fitted and designed for
practical wear.
Women's tip-to-date shoes, gun metal, calf, patent Aft f
chrome and kid all guaranteed V"WW
Women's fine footwear In all the new fall and winter lasts and
ir'T'T.1'! .gro!,p,. . . . , $3.G0.$3.50-$4.00
Mat kid shoes, also bench made ffr AA n, a a
patent kid shoos, at ).VU UlIU 0aUU
Wo sell the famous Red Cross Shoes for women. Tbey
need no breaking in.
Oof
Beauty Shop in Pompeian Room
The moat perfectly equipped, beautifying- entabllahment In the
world.
No apprentice. Expert work dellgrhtful aurmundlng. reaaon
able charge. Mftho.le absolutely safe and reliable. Kclentlflo
treatment of the hair, aralp and complexion. Delicate manicuring.
tnoroupn anampooins. apeciai coiriurea
deelirned and hair dying;. Appointments
made by phone.
Bargains in Hair Goads
Pompeian Room and Second Floor
Cluster Puffs 18 puffs in clue tar, $4.00
values S1.8S
Cluster Pufra Mada of first qua lit v
hair, $8.00 values S4-M
Human Hair Straight Switches
18-Inch, short stem, best quality, former
price fl.50, special ...,60
20 and 22-Inch Switches, $3.50 and $3. BO
vaJuea, apect&l
14-Inch, made of fin hair, ZH-ox.. IS. 00
values, apeclal ...94.98
' Witt Hair Switches
22-Inch, Natural Wavy Former price $8.00, special Vl.l
24- Inch, Natural Wavy Former prlca $7.00, apeclal M-Sa
25- lnch, Natural Wavy Former price $10.00, special 9.S
Kxtra Large Hlxe Nets. for 60
Extra Large Blue Heal Hair Nets Former price J 60, special, 1
for - ao
Washable Hair Rolls 75c values 40
fj
Broken lots and sam
ples mens heavy
fleece and wool Un
derwear shirts and
drawers, worth up to
85c, at , v , t
290 nd 39? '
BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS IN ERANDEIS BASEMENT
Men's and boys' Sample
SWEATER COATS
Brown, blue, green,
etc., worth Q
lip to 1, at. . :
Child ren'i
Russian Over
coats, 3 to 8
years
$1.98
Boy s $6. SO
Military Over
coats, all col
ors, at
$3.50
Boy a' $3.50
knlcke rbocker
Suits, good
cheviots
$1.98
Boys' 11- Cor-
duroyKnkker
bockers. QIQ
Men's 52. DO
Working Pants
t 51.25
Women's and
children's fast
black seamless
hose, 16c qual
ity, pair
10c
Women's fleece
lined combina
tion suits
worth $1, at
69c
C h 1 1 d r e n's
fleece 1 1 n ed
underwear
worth tip to
7uc, at, each,
49c
Misses', boys'
and girls fleece
lined Under
wear and Un
ion Suits 89c
and ... 25
Boys' Guaran
teed Shoes
$1.50
Men's box calf
and valour
calf shoes
81.98
Women's welt sewed
vlcl-kid, patent tip
shoes button and
lace
at
. $1.98
Young men's small slxe
OVERCOATS
34 to 86 worth to
110.00,
' at
".!:... -...$5.oo
Motes Swws, (Smmi
For Kx-Omahans
Numerous nodal affuira are planned for
next week In compliment to Mr. and Mrs.
tieorno N. Hobeits of Boston, formerly of
Omaha. Mrs. Roberts Is spending this week
as the guest of Mrs. R. E. Harris and
numerous Informal affairs have been
planned for each day this week and next.
Yesterday an Informal luncheon was given
at the Henshaw.
Mr. Roberts will arrive Sunday to spend
the week In Omaha and Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baum, Jr., will enter
tain at dinner In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts; Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Preston will give a dinner party.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Harris will entertain at
their home Velneday evening. Thursday
evening a theater party will- be given at
the American Music hall for Mr. and Mra.
Roberta by Mr. and Mrs. William Hill
Clarke, "
W. W. Hhlnn, W. P. Oerke, K. W. French.
O. P. Olson. K. W. Btit'.er, C. J. Morriam,
C. P. 8. Tobtn. D. Mills. J. K. Muckley.
C. J. Corkhlll, Ruth Dillon. Ethel Butler.
Jessie Corkhlll, Marie French and Dorothy
Merrlam.
Mrs. David Northrup entertained one of
the bridge clubs at hr home yesterday
afternodn. For luncheon the guests were
seated at one table, which had a pretty
decoration of Hallowe'en novelties. The
guests were:
Mesdames
'Chester Ktemm,
It. II. Knapp,
J. W. Peters,
l.lnderholm.
Misses
noma City,
Corlnne tamuelvn.
Pleasures Past
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Anderson entertained
at dinner funday for. Mr. MJckelJohn.
The other guests were Miss Anna Bliss of
Blue Hill, Misses Hazel and Helen An
derson and Mr. Anderson. Miss Alma
Thornton entertained informally last even
ing for Miss Anna Bliss of Blue Hill.
Saturday Miss Helen Anderson will give a
dinner iu her compliment.
Complimentary to Mrs. Frank MoCaftery.
who was formerly Miss Mary Flyna of
Boston, Mra. J. A'. C. Kennedy enter
tained a few friends Informally at bar
home this afternoon. Two tablea were
placed for the game of bridge.
Mrs. Olaf Anderson entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon In her new home,
Klghteeenth and Laird atresia. The prixea
were won by Mra. C. Lanstrom, Mlaa
Helen Ohman and Mra. A. Ohman. Thoee
preaent were Mrs. J. Nelson, O. Larson, A.
J. Stanley. O. Young. C. Lanstrom, A.
Ohman. Mlsa Carrie Beckttrom, Ingaborg
Anderson and Miss Helen Ohman.
" 1 Mra C. J. Corkhlll entertained yesterday
afternoon for the members of the Lotus
High Five club. Those present were
. MesUamea Daniel Horrigan, U. A. Magney,
Mesdamea
Her rod,
Ralph Berg.
O. i. Purdy,
O. W. Thompson,
Misses
Berg, Kansas City,
Klsle Kvans.
uranajean or Okia-
Mra. Jackson entertulued a Kensington
club at her bom Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were:
Mesdamea Mesdamea
J. Mi Arthur, X. H. Wilson,
H. A. Brown, H. C. Dunn, '
J. Walsh, BMiolkea,
T Stoddard, ilausan,
Uowen. Deuel,
S. Hail, D. W. Dudgeon.
T. D. Wilson.
Mlsa Marie Johnaou entertained at lunch
eon at her home Wednesday In honor or
her birthday. The table had a centerpiece
of red roses and covers wete laid for:
Misses Misses
Adelaide Wilson, Mildred Thompson,
Helen nransen, Alice SoreiiHen,
Helen Thompson, Kuth Nelson.
Margaret Porter, Marie Johnson.
Following the annual luncheon and elec
tion of officers of the alumnae of the Sa
cred Heart convent yesterday, a delightful
musicale was given. Several compoMltlons
of Chopin and Shubert for the piano were
given by Mr. lix Landow. a Moaart sonata.
and a group of violin numbers were given
by Mr. Henry Cox, assisted by Mr. Lan
dow at the piano. Mr. Thomaa J. Kelly
gave several vocal solos. Including an
aria by Handel and songs by Robert Frana,
Peter Cornelius, Louise Relchardt and Mra.
Beach.
Personal Gossip
Mrs. George N. Roberts of Boston, for
merly of Omaha, haa arrived to visit
Omaha friends and la at present the guest
of Mrs. H. K. Harris. Mr. Roberts is ex
pected Sunday and will pend a week In
Omaha.
Mrs. Kilinund V. Krug of St. Louis, who
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. John F.
Coad, will remain until Monday evening.
Mlsa Elizabeth Patterson of Denlson, la.,
is the guest of Mlaa Miriam Patterson until
after the Wing-Moorhead wedding Satur
day evening.
Miss Anna Bliss of Blu Hill, Mo., la the
guest of Mlsa Helen Anderson and will
spend November in Omaha. .
Mra. M. J. "Anderson and Mlas Hacel
Anderson left Wednesday for Chicago,
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Lynch and Miss Helen F.
Lynch have returned from a ahort tour
through Oreat Britain and Ireland.
Mrs. Irving Baxter has returned from
an extended stay In the east.
Mr. i. M. Fairfield has returned from
New York.
Mrs. R. G. MoUrew of Fort Steele. Wyo..
who haa been islttng Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
McGrew for a few weeks, left today for a
short slay In Denver befie returning
home.
What
Women
Are Doing
Physical
Exhaustion
When you feel weak, tired
out, and un refreshed by Bleep
or when your appetite and
cligrestion are jvoor, you will
find it use invaluable.
IIORSFORD'S
Acid Phosphate
(Voa-aJcoaoUc)
At the Clubs
Mrs. C. O. Tlmage entertained at an en
joyable children's party this afternoon at
the club In honor of her little daughtei.
Doria Taltnage. The children present
were
Misaes
Doris Talmage.
Katlierlne Warner.
Martha Dox.
Alice Klinberley.
Ruth Kimhorle).
Kathertne Welby.
Dorothy Car-
mlr.hael.
Roweiui Plxley.
Maulers
i exley Miller.
Baldwin Yonson
Jack Kalis.
V Milam Kaha.
Billy Hush.
Mlaaea
Mildred Klopp.
Mildred Crow ell.
Lllxabeth Wetr-
fleid.
Helen Howes.
KAei n Vole.
Dorothy J odds.
lKrothy Hint-lair.
Masters
Henry Fonda.
Ward Peterson,
btuart Kdaerley.
Allien KlUck.
Kenneth Uhepard.
MvUsaes Maffia.
Quarter cupful of mulise, three heap
ing taaspoontuls of hiking powder, one
quarter teasvonful of aalt. three eggs,
one-half a cupful of tullk. one cupful of
flour and three-fourths cupful of rye meal.
Mix and sift dry Ingredients; add remain
ing liigredienta; beat well; drop from a
spoon Into smoking hot fat to a golden
color; drain and aerve.
For the Future
Mrs. J.- U!uckbas Issued invitations for a
Iarg4 luncheon to be given next Thursday
at the Rome hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Benson will have
twenty-five guests at dinner next Tuesday
evening at Happy Hollow.
Persistent Advertising la the Road to Big
Returns.
Mlsa Mary Baumer la the president of
the Baorsd Heart Alumnae. Bhe was elected
at the, etKhth annual meeting, which in
cluded aa apeclal parts of Its pleasant pro
gram, held at the acaUenHy Thursday aft
ernoon, a' luncheon and a mulscale.
Mrs. W. U. Colling was chosen vice pres
ident; Miss Mary Furay, recorder. Miss
Marie Woodward waa re-elected treasurer
and Miss Adele Moores secretary.
The central committee for the Women's
National Missionary Jubilee at its last
meeting held this week at the First Congre
gational church, found thai plans for the
meetings October 27 and M had progressed
to a pleasing state of completeness. There
is every prospect, therefore, that these
meetings will not be only largely attended
by the women Interested In the mission
work of their various denominations, but
that the roll of speakers will include many
prominent on the national boards.
A luncheon is planned for Friday after
noon at 12:3) and will be served at the
Rome hotel. This festivity in open to all
women Interested In what the jubilee cele
brates the fiftieth anniversary of women's
organisation for the promotion of interest
in missions. Tickets for the luncheon may
be obtained at Welnlander & Smith's after
October 20 and before October ft.
These jubilee meetings, In which women
Of all denominations are Invited to take
part, are Interesting wjnicn of nearby
towns and the Omaha workers who will
entertaia the visitors expect a good at-
, tendance from outside of Omaha.
The committee was entertained at lunch
eon by the Trtstate Federation of the Chris
tian church societies.
Mrs. Earnest F. Johnson, president of the
Omaha Association of Collegiate Alumnae,
who has been attending the national con
vention of the college women at Denver, Is
ex pec ed home Saturday morning. The first
meeting of the Omaha chapter Is to be
held Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Crelgh, Jr., 8116 Dodge street.
Mrs. Albert Noe, who has recently re
turned from Cincinnati where she attended
the triennial meeUng of the Woman's auxil
iary to the Board of Missions of the Episco
pal church, calls atentlon to the fact that
the offering of $242,110.(3 of which so much
newspaper comment haa been made, waa
a "m-oman's offering."
At each convention the women make this
thank offering, but this year's amount was
larger than ever before.
Visit Peacock's
When In Chicago
Peacock's is not a house devoted exclusively to expensive articles, as
some who have never been inside our doors may imagine. We pride our
selves on the value we give, whether in a f$ bracelet or a $5,000 neck
lace. Our bi showcases abound with many unique Christmas sugges
tions of genuine quality and merit at very nominal prices.
If you do your Christmas shopping here, we feel auurtd you will not only satisfy
yourself thoroughly but you will nave money. We can Rive you satisfaction within
your limit becaui we have ths necessary experience and facilities.
Send for Peacock's Shopping Guide. It's free. It wiU'enable you to make leiec
tions from our store by mail if you do not come to the citv. It It published especialry
for our out-of-town customers. You will find it helpful full of many tuiffrestions
and, the rhancei are, it will save you money. You can count the days to Christinas
we sut'gest thxt you act p'omptly.
rcama't kvyal Utnt Puiiik Is io sais at r dty at Zk. 5c u4 7 s skm
C. D. Peacock
lkvters, Dlassead Merekaala, Jewelets, S II e rsat like
Slate at Aelaaas St, Ckieage)
Serious Lacerations
and wounds are healed without danger of
blood poisoning by Bucklen's Arnica KaJve,
the healing wonder, "uc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
DO YOU VAI1T A
Gold Watch?
-You Can Have Your
Choice, Elgin or Walt
ham Movement, Fully
Guaranteed, Absolutely
FREE
Send us the name and address of some
one whom you know Is going to buy a
inano or Player Piano, and after we sell
them an Instrument we will give you
your choice of an Klgin or Walt ham
movement. In a beautiful gold case, guar
anteed for twenty vears.
This wat:h ill nut n,t vou one cent.
You do not hsve to solve any puxxle or
ent'T any contest whatsoever.
We have adopted this business like
method of obtains prospective piano
buyers' ran.es and addresses.
Yiur name alii, not oe mentioned In
the transition unless you request It.
The cusuuner a ill have to -ay no mors
for Hie piano and we will ask you to do
nothing but to give us the name and ad
dress.. if we had canvassers working fi,r us.
the same aa other houses have, iln-v wm;id
do no more than ae ank you to do. find
Ink out who Is going to buy a piano. There
fore you can plainly se how we an affud
to give away then beautiful aaiclies, hk
eroryoi' kuiws thatt ha oune of W liuiol
ler 4 Mueller emylws im cauasscrs.
Saturday . Specials
"Useful Things at Little Price."
One Day Only, Saturday, Oct. 22
Carpet Department (w )
100 Ingrain Carpt Remnants half yard lengths,
each
5c
100 half yard remnants fringed Velvet and Axruin
ster Carpet, each s3L
Carpet Remnants, 1-yard to lVaVard length
at, each 50c to $1.75
Miter Rugs, each $1.00 and $1.50
Couch Covers
Heavy Persian Couch Covers, GO inches wide, 3 yards long;
Oriental design only 100 all told a good $4.50 0 QC
value; Saturday, each Va-s7w
Firtt Floor)
Bedding Special
Silkoline Covered Comfort fleecy white cotton fillt-il ami
varn knotted u teet wide, i leet long; Saturdiiy f rk
, tflstJl
l'ittl H(jor
only, each.
--
m0i
Basement Special
Imported woven willow Waste Paper
15askets square, round or octagon hhape
tops; Saturday, your choice, 3!e. each. As
sorted colors mid color coinhinations. X
handy thing ahout the house or office
Saturday, your choice-
39c each
Hart nit nt
Orchard & Wilhelm
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