Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 02, 1910, EDITORIAL, Page 16, Image 16
-4 1fi nrr. rum: rrr.rr.. vttnt:ktay. KovnMr.rR 2. 1010. B n ci n r h r More Extraordinary Oilers! Nfw Lots cl nmcbanJise brought lorwird from the N. Y. Dressmakers Stock AT Braedeis ores Ornnha worwn wlio attend the sale Wednesday can look for tho grandest haigaiiif in high-grade fabrics, trim mings and notions that were ever known in Omaha. We have assembled numy new lots and the bargains we of fer will be remembered for years. Kememher, these are all imported goods, whieh we sell you for actually less than the duty to bring them into this country. New tots ol Tnraaj "ngs, Lacs s arcd Embroideries Beautiful new lots shown for the first tin:. KorelRn novelties, Venetian point, Irish point and Irish crochet, rich Orientals, silk em broidered hand. real crochet and Princess laces. Also finest French and Swiss embroideries, batiste and linen flouncingst, bands, galloons, medallions, '.c, some worth up to $2 yard. ON FOUR GREAT BARGAIN SQUARES, at c SSc 39c !Sc -PI.AIX AND FA.NO IlKAIDS Al COItDS Jet and cottcn iaces, vari- il oua widths, worth tip to 25c, at per yard OK BIO BABOAXX SQUARES 8 BIG SPEUaL L T irh fl nil! TiT 1F NOTIONS AND DRESS FINDINGS From the Great Dressmaking Stock. On sale Wednesday in Notion Aisle Main Floor. Hooks and Eyes Beat brass wire, will not rust, straight eyes, very special, per .If card W Lawn Tape Bias lawn tape, 6-yard bolts, all widths up to inch, at per bolt Dress Shields j Sewing- Silks Silk shields, shlrtiAll standard makes, waist and short flap 1 1 00-yard spools, worth shields, large and small; pair 10c mp to ioc, jat per ispool . .3C 3 bono. A g never St than ' 1 2-ya. Featherbone Featherbone Warren's gros grain 1 Warren's all-silk taffe- sllk covered feather- !ta featherbone, white, bono, in Mack only; m fl liic grade, 12- r mn 4 inr a b - 1 IRc yard; I yarn uous . . . yard bolts, at. A MIXED LOT OF SPOOL COTTON THREAD Including Brooks-Fields six-cord machine thread and J. O. King's 200-yard thread, while It lasts, dozen ipools 139 15c NEW LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL SILKS AND VELVETS Persian Silks, Silk Marquisettes, Gauzes, Brocades, Pompadour Silks, Crepe de Chine, Crepe Luxor, Peau de Oant, Sole de Meesaline, from Ibe dressmaking stock, made to S V ell up to $5 yard, at per yard. BHANDEIS STORhi Womem are thoe made of gun metal calfskin. It's the cleanest, nicest slock used in women's hoots. Jt doesn't scuff up. it doesn't hurn the foot, it cleans and shines easily. Wc have them in button or lace. $4 and $S FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOES 3, 16th and Donglas Street. M V i Curtain Sale KILPATRICK'S THURSDAY "Now's the day and Now's the hour" Buro I 1 THE BEER YOU LIKE HAVE A CASE SENT HOME WEALTH OF OREGON IS TOLD Land Man Eport Wonderful Chancei in West. SAYS NEWS SHOULD LURE MANY C. A. Hcadmon ef I.aae l.aad Con paar Reaorta Pradlarloaa Raratlaa; Power ( Oncaa I.aad Ifaa Speetal Car. "If the farmer! of tha Missouri valley could but knew the many advantages that could but know the many advantages that along- agrioultural and horticultural lines, there would be a startling exodus to that country," Bald C. A. Henderson of the I, use Lani and Development company. Mr. Henderson la registered at the Merchants, accompanied by E. A. St. John, another member of the Luee oompany, and he la the most enthusiastic Oregon booster that has visited Omaha In a long while. The Lubc company , la , one of the most important land concerns In the country. The headquarters are In St. Paul, and the company la developing 10,000 acres of land In the southern valley of Oregon. On November 13, tha private car "l.uselend," property of the company, will carry a party of prospectors from Nebraska and lows to the Hutherlln valley. Four thou sand sores or the lo.uoo-acre tract have ben set to orchard and the land haa been O. M. A. is New Boosters' Order Organized by the Trade Excursionists on the Recent Trip in State. I m V (SStUMCRS' DllTRliutia JOHN NITTLER I 3224 SO. 24TH STREET J 1 tSW,0 ' -Tl If you should chance to see Clement Chase. Dave O'BHon or O. T. Eastman of the First National bank, or any two other trade boosters, meet on the street, and should observe that each solemnly raises his right hand shoulder high, with all the fingers but the Index one turned In, and the Index finger pointed akyward, you will be observing two members of the "O. M- A.." extending official salutation. The rite la the hailing sign of the booster-trip secret organisation, and It does not mean that Mr. Chase or Mr. East man or any of the others are Imitating the gesture so popular nowadays among soti brettea and leading ladles who cannot point with the whole hand, but Mick out one finger or sometimes Just two. "O. M A." Is the successor of the Comet club of last spring, of fhe Bell Ringers of IX. and the Anilrata of two years ago. It is the newest and also the most popular of these trade trip sorte'lea which come into being In the observation car when the train is between (owns on the Itinerary. "O. M. A." Is the name of the society and It Is also the benediction of the first degree. For the second and even more subdivided Into five and ten-acre farniH. 7 Painful to receive second degree, the obli- Candy Special for Wednesday Our regular 23e ASSORTED COCOANUTV BON BONS at per pound .IOC Wednesday Only MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO. 16th and Farnam Sts. Five acres doesn't Bound much like a farm to the people of the Missouri valley, but i five acres In Oregon, devoted to fruit of various klnda, which seems Indigenous to tha I'aolflo slope toll, equals In money value. It Is said, a quarter seotlon of corn land. . , "Tha other (.000 acres." aald Mr. Hen derson, "are being developed as rapidly aa possible, and when the orcharding proceas and the Irrigation have been completed, subdivision will be made, and there will be another, fine aggregation of five and ten-acre, farina to offer the homeseekers. ' There la something unique aliout bny'ng a ready made orchard, yet that la Jim what Is being done right now in the- riulherhn valley. Prices run about lf0 rr acre, hut that la cheau. when we consider tViat per petual witter right for Irrigation purposes ' and s ready planted orchard go In lor good measure. It .'s potable to make one ' sore produce double the price of the land ' In one year, an In the l.tilit of these facts, bC jtvr acre is not a hlfch price." Also Haa lanada Laud. The I. use company also deals u western . Canada lands. Tne private car "I.uaeland" will carry out of Omaha tonight eighteen homeseekera who have an Idea that Can ada Is their El Horatio, others will he ' picked up at various stations In Iowa. The Ulp will be trade by way of ft. Paul and Winnipeg and the Saskatchewan dlatrlot la tha ultimate destination. "I am a Nebraalian." said Mr. 1 lender ' son, "and I love the old state and Ita peo ple. Moreover. Nebraska Is a grand state. a rioh state and a fine place to live Tet, ' with all my loyalty to Nebraska, I must ' aay that the opportunities for money mak ' Ing are much greater in Oregon. That, rowever, la perfectly natural. The early Urd gels the worm, you know, and the dav 'of early bird, now paat'in Nebraska, la lust dawning In Oregon.'.' gation Is "O. M. A. H. A ", and while this resembles It, it does not mean "Omaha." The esoteric significant's of "O. M.' A." and "O. M. A. H. A." Is really worth while if anyone can persuade one of the Initiate to tell what it means. This will not be easy snd the socker after truth Is warned that considerable study of tho Vedas, of Confucius, lirahma and the Vp anlahada In general la necessary fully to comprehend the mystic meaning of this Asiatic ceremonial. A Pleasant Surprise follows the first dose of I)i King's New Life Illis. the painless regulators that strengthen you. (luaranterd. ;.",c. For by Heaton Iirug Co. I BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING Will Hear Two Speakers at the (out. uerelal rlalt Saturday Mh i Plawa for Drrriabrr Meet, The Douglas County Har axHotlution will hold a regular monthly meeting Haturday night at the Commertia' club. Two paper are promised. J. A. C. Kennedy will read a dissertation on "New Amendments of ths Bankruptcy Law" and Howard Bal drlge will talk of "English and Irlbh Courta." The December meeting of the bar asso ciation will be held at the Hotel Loyal and will ba a big affair. illl!'. ; lllili .. .(.. .. . . -i i , . i iiiimimiiiiiii ..am n i.ni.i M U .3 lima a I Our Ladies' Suit Department Is a Miniature Fashion Show Ttink of It 1.B73 package deliveries Batnrday Thla means perfection In aeilvery service yemr wants snd we'll deliver Douglas 137. Phoae promptly. HAVE YOU SEEN THE SPLENDID NEW AilliETTE KELIERMAII SWEATER COATS? You'll Like Them Let Us Show You the Line. n a a n n R B a o 83 0 N ml a i:vedy style, shade and fabric Is represented, at prices that attract every size purse. r.cnutiful Tailored Suits at $"J.Bo- In black aDd while Uonite clothes. 30-Inth semi-fitting Jacket, satin lined, black velvet collar, made by '.he best ladies' suit tailors In the east. Kf markable gar ments for street wear, at, only $29.50 avy serge, w braid $25.00 Mannish Tailored Stilts at $2.00 In wale diagonal and heavy serge, with semi-fitted Jackets, trimmed with five rows of narrow braid skirts pleated or gored exceptional values at, only ' Neatly THilorel Ladies' Rlork Coats A remarkable assortment to ar.ORe.fr.om:: $19.50 to $25.00 ; ft it spEnAi.8 ron this wkf.k R liclpian I,ynx Sets This beautiful set comes In black only; the collar is the large shawl effect, while the muff Is the, large pillow model, all Skinner natln lined an unmatchable Aft value for this week only sJlsl.vU HelKian Lynx Nets Sii.OO This set also comes only In black; the cuff cut In the large rug style, trimmed with two large heads and six tails the shawl collar being also trimmed with tails and lined with beau tiful shirred silk and excellent values this week for There's $18.00 worth of value. In those "Won der'' Suits at $14.50 no n THE RCUACLB STORK See the now "Wonder" Over coats llR.no nines for 514.50 Interesting Curtail and Drapary Specials CROSS n.RKF.I StTtIM CVRTAIN9 With pretty clnny edg,- Cable Net and Nottingham Curtains, 2. 75 values, neat, new imt- S1.?S terns, on snle Wednesday, pair . CAULK XKT CX RTAI.NS - Worth 16.50 pair, at $-1.98 2.V RKYKHKlllLF. SCRIMS, at. per yard . jy fS.OO ORIKNTAL CX)l CH COV. KRS--At each 92.10 KILKT AMI 1U NUALOU NC.TS Hig assortment, yard fiOtf Cl'RTA 1 X SWISS KS- -S poc ! a 1 . at, yard 5c (XIiOllKI) CASKMKXT I'LOTU -Per yard 112 -t lOOR PAXEI.S Regular values up to 5c, while they last, in ouv Wednesday's sale, tach 10c a. . P h' n u $25.00 D l B H Q a ' B H Swell Velvet Waists Are Here Suits, dresses snd waists -this year to be proper Velvets are the vogue. must le of velvet We Just received a beautirul line of these velvet waists, with and cuffs to match. The new kimono sleeve giving; the broad shoulder effect. Tlieee waists Hre maile In black, navy, brown and green remarkable values for only silk yoke $5.00 a a fi a a a H B B i a a i B a a B a a a b a ifl ' B ft B n D H o n it IB i B B u About that Flannelette Night Gown for this winter. 8e those for f,i.oo They come In blue and pink stripes, with or without col lar and are trimmed with silk braid. No better garments made for 81.00 Dressing Sacques in Floral Deslgu These are made of flannelette, long fitted sleeves, yoke back and front, belted waist; sizes 34 to 44 Wednesday only $1.00 Heather Silk I'nilorsklrts 1.75 With 16-Inch flounce, shirring, trimmed with 8 rows of pin tucks, 3 rows self-strapping, has under lay and dust ruffle Wednesday only '. $1.75 The Newest Sensation in New York Hatdom For Misses, and for a swell shape. In all colors. ' None can overtake it. Come in and see the Dimr Dong. It really is the rage New York and elsewhere. Special for Wednesday Only 100 beautiful Trimmed Hats, $5.00 DING DONG worth $10.00 Wednesday only, Let us show them to you. Our $10,000 Spot Cash Purchase of Beautiful High Grade Black Silks Priced at a saving of from to H is making an awful hit with ex perienced silk buyers. Have you been In and seen them? If not, come quick, for the prices we are asking won't allow any delay. Come in tomorrow sure. 1 EVERY YARD IS POSITIVELY GUARANTEED. Yednesday's Notions Are Noted BJBAD THESE A-HD Bl OOBTTISOXD Bone Hair Tins, one-half dor.en In box, extra fine quality, special Wed nesday for I.lnen finish Thread, two larire spools for Ladles' and children's pln-on and pad Hose Supporters, all colors, pr. 10c Nickel Plated Scissors and Shears, special for --Wednesday,- pair.-. . . . .10 Fancy Stick Pins, Rll deslgrns, worth up to 60c, special. 10c Beauty Plna. from 2 to C on card, at, card Voii Pin iinrt Hroochea. worth 2&C and 50c. Wednesday only. 100 Belt Pins, all styles, for, each ' 100 1 B i s u B P a b B B h B m IS YOF'LL FIND rrHKFCT STYLE, AIVSOLI TE COMEORT, ALL KINDS OF SATISFACTION IN THE FAMOl S THOr.lSOH'S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS Ike nam$ "Qlove-Fitting" teas given to these Corset when the first ones were made mre than three generations ago. How long would the garments have maintained their popularity if they had failed to personify the name. Would the sale of a few hundred back In the '50s have grown to several million of today, except by virtue of STERLING WORTH IN THE GOODS? You know It's right if it s a THOMSON'S GIXVE FITTING, at. from $1.00 to $3.50 WW 00' Extra Speolals In Our Famous Domastlo Room 75 pairs Cotton Blanket, worth $1.25 per pair, to close 85 BO pairs of Wool Blankets, all traTeltaf mea's samples, Blig-atly soiled, at about half prtoe. Anagausett sheets, 72x90, seam less, worth 85c, each . .58 Standard 72x90, worth 65c, at, each 47 Rosedale Pillow Slips, 42x36, fine cloth, worth 16c, 12 H 12Hc Outing Flannel . -8He 18c Persian Flannelettes, at, per yard 12 H 18c Velvetta, for bath robes, kimonos, etc 12 W Six other specials. Extra Specials for Wednesday High Grade Wash Goods High grade Silk Striped Voiles, P" rrd 5o Duponnle silk Rajah styles 25 811k Jacquarda and Brilliants, 60c values for 39 Bilk striped Reps for winter waists for 25 Skinner Silk, fine checks 25 Eiderdown, for bath robes, at, per yard 28 Wool Dress Goods Sale, all new serges, 50, 64 and 66 Inches wide at $1, $1.23, $1.50, 2 New Greys and Malange Mix tures, fine goods, all new, at, 59 75i 81 81B $! Cold Wcatlior Hardwaro Stove Pipe, 16e quality. Joint lOe Planished Btova pipe 19c Genuine Russian Iron Stove Pipe 2c Four-Hole Square Cook Stove, worth 110, for only J9.B5 Four Hole Heavy Cast Cook Stove with reservoir, worth $25.00, oven 18-lnch, only 116.00 $1.80 J-hole Oas plat (Do $1.10 Oas Radiator : ..$1.75 IS Inch Round Oak Heaters ..,.$7.9K 40o Brooms, only 19o Mr. Vronman'a 26o Sink Stralnora, . 10o 17 inch Japanned Coal Hods for l"o 17o Oalvanlred Coal Hods 2Rq GROCERY DEPT. ii SO lbs. OrannlateA thifar for . .91.00 There la every Indication of It go ing still lower. It pays to trade at Hayden's. We give you tn.i benefit of every, drop, and save "ov from 25 to 60 per cent on your liomekenplnir expenses: 4$ lb. sacks xtest High Patent Flour for $1.80 The beat White or Yelow Cornmeal. per sack 16o 9 lbs. bent Rolled Breakfaet Oatmeal, for 2 Re 3 10c cans Lavalltie, the reat clean ser, for 1 0o Lu Lu Kconomy Soup, 1 lb. can ,.6c 16o packs Re Golden Hod Macaroni 10c 1 lb. can assorted Soups "Ho 2 lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn, for 7 Ho 2 ll. cans Wax, String-, Qreen or Lima Beans, for 7Ho Gallon cans Table Syrup for 8&o 4 gallon cans Table Syrup for ..20c JV lb. rann Table Syrup 10c Bromana-elon. Jellycon or Jell-O, per package 7 He CaXAMXBT BVTTKB BVEOIAZ. Fancy No. 1 Creamery, that retails at 16c. our price for this sale ,.nic Fanoy Full Cream Hrlek Cheese, at, par pound 10c The Best Bulk Peanut Butter, lb. 1 Sc TXB MBBH TSOlTUllI HAXKET TOM Til BOPI.r Fresh Splnaoh. per peck Kc 4 bunohea fresh Hothouse Radishes Pc 4 heads fresh hothouse Leaf I.cttucn for no Freeh Beets, Carrots, Parsnlna, Tur nips, or Winter Radiahes. lb. 2Vc Large heads Freeh Cabbage for . . rc 2 bunchee Salsify for Rc Large Egg Plants, each 6o Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per lb. ..2Hc 2 bunches Fresh Pareley for 5c Hubbard Squash, each 7 Ho Fancv Red Onions, per lb 2 He Fanov Tokay Grapes, t to 7 lba. In baaket, for S5c 4 bunches fresh Green Onlona.... 6o Fancy Penver Cauliflower, lb. ,.10o 2 large Soup bunches for Bo 2 stalka Fresh Celery for 6o oorinr FORGET TRY MYDEN'S FIRST Z PAYO People Who Serve Bennett's Groceries Always Have "Good Things" To Eat Here's a real Uva wire speelal lor Wsdnesday and Thursday only 3000 ens mound cans of fresh roasted, delicious Bennett's Capitol Coffee, ' . ??e reduced to actual coat for Wednesday and Thursday only, at n 0 B B n H H M H H Capitol Flour, sack. i.ao lb. 480 iao Bennett' at Teas, assorted, 68c grade, Tea Stftlngs, lb. pkg B. C. Baking Powder, the best quality made, 6 lb. can and 100 stamps 91-00 Bennett's Capitol Pure Maple Syrup, quart can 3Bo Six bars telle Naptha Hoap...a6o Loutile Stamps on Butterlne and Cheese. Solder's Catsup, 10 stamps, bottle at '. 3c. Snlder's Pork . and Beans, 16 atampa, nan l&e 6 lbs. 7c Jap Rice for 860 Seeded Kalsens, 1 lb. pkg.. 10 stamps ISHo American Buttermilk Toilet ffoai. 4 cakva 25c Gillette Prepared Mustard, five stamps. Jar 10c Oalliard's pure Olive OH, quart can, 20 atampa SOo f bars Diamond "C" Soap .... 3So 18 lba. Granulated Sugar, douliie stamps 91.00 Evaporated California Peaches, pound lOe Quart jar large Spanish Olives for . ... Oo Diamond Crystal . Table Salt. 8 pkga S 5c 10 stamps Hippo Wash Powder, nine pkga., at 83o Sterling Gloss Starch, three pound package 800 Monarch Cut Asparagus, largo can, 10 stamps 880 Bennett's Capitol Oats, 10 stamps. i-lb. pkg 170 Tou are not experimenting on yourself when ou take Ci.ainbeHabi a Cough Rem edy for a cold as that preparation haa won Its great rtpulailoo and extensive sale by ' Ita remarkable cures of colda, and can al ways be depended upon.. It Is equally valu able for adults and children and may be given to young children wlfi implicit con tldeaoa as It contains no harmful drug. Itl by sal druggist -i u t . mo'ioves a... 1, t.t-Aioii. lrf-i ahiiiiipotj made Cure 111. it I sain eruptions. Muiiyun'a Hair lnvlgoralor cures dan druff stops hair from falling out. makes hair grow. If you have Dyspepsia, or any llvei trouble, use Munyon's Paw-Paw pills. They cure WiloiiMie.s. Coustlpatton and dilve all Impurttiei from ttie blood t4aayea's Kemeeuaiala Bewe Beueay Oe-a-snaaelkta. a. Tho Truo Follow Up System "Wherever you go, let Th Bee follow you. Subecrib ers need only notify our circulation department and the address will be changed . as often a desired. Getting The Bee is the same aa get ! ting A Dally Litter Fnn Henu 1 Keeping you poeted on j what's doing among friends and associates. It's the only up-to-date way. lt Th De Follow You TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Oa Dollar Per Year. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER i n a a a a a a h h a la.BvB'! B..,.n.l.B:Bi h a n a EM GRAVED STATflONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS All correct forms in current social usage engraved in' the best manner and punctually delivered when promised. . EMBOSSED MONOGRAM STATIONERY and other work executed at prices lower than usually prevail elsewhere. A. I. ROOT, Incorporated 1210.1212 HOWARD ST. PHONE D. jeO BAILEY (El M AC H Bhi alppen geatal aftla la tit aiktill weal tilgne xrade deoliairy at ruwHWi yrleM. pMcaiala fillings. uat Tike the tvttta. Ail IwuimmiiU earefaliy imllil after e: ClTu aVLOOR. PAXTON ULeOCB ISUa mm Vaxmaxa Si tvery nrst-class hotel snd restaurant In ths world uses nothing; for a coal cooking ap paratus but a steal range, nut tha range Is first class. Kvery prominent family In ths world. If It uses a coal cooking ap paratus, uses only a steel range, but the range is first class. These are facts that cannot be disputed successfully. It means that the first-class steel range, Is the best coal cooking appa ratus made. The first-class stetl range la responsible for the popularity of steel ranst-s and the Inferior steel range are rssponsible for the prejudice against steel ranges. We have sold nearly a carload of Solar Iron Hanges this fall to people who will probably never use a steel range again berauae the one they bad dlmippulntoj them so. Not a single- onn was a stet l range we sold. We have norcr sold a person a steel range but who would buy nothing but the same kind again, people, who know what a difference there U In steel ranges are very careful what, kind they buy. There is only one first-clans steel range out of every fifty Isold In Omaha. Many a range will bake with very little ruel but wnen it romes to .. . I . I .1 . t W I. I. . . ,!. nl ... Wnr.nA I n&ating tne lop U taxes luree liuiri aa wutu as 11 uua"- n iiioi-vmon ioijjd i is one that will last twenty to twenty-five years, wort perfect and heat the top with as little fuel as the oven. Only about one out of firty sold In Omaha will do it. When we buy ranges we buy the kindB that will do It, consequently we sell that kind. People who are using them will verify that assertion. Afn.r we have sold a person a steel range we will always sell them what they need in our line. We sell them on small monthly payments or a cut price for cash STOETZEL STOVE CO. 714 South HUtfrntl) Street. THE BEE LEADS ALL OTHERS In Matters Pertaining to Automobiles, aa Well vz Along All Other Legitimate Lines of Business. q I J 'V' . J I T A 0 1