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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1910)
Jill", "lif,!-,: (MI.AII, HUD.U, MMh.UHKK 4, MOVE FOR BETTER LIGHTS ! Municipal Affair Committee of the Commercial Club Euiy. APPEAL vTQ THE LEGISLATURE Will lik fur tutltnrltT ti II it the IlKlila In the Itefall ItUtrlrt Marie I nl form anil In Mue More- l.luht. 'i' i i- municipal aftafis commUt" of the Commercial club xnwts to apprnl to th nnl p)rlnltiir for a chart'-r amenrtmrnt to that liKhtlnit J strirts may he etnb lliihefl'bv law. This ilsn. now ri-narde.1 with enfr.Tl favor. emu r,',renf,.v follow n the fail ure of iK'CotlHtlona with the Omrha Klei: trie Light end Power rompan:.. The mm tnlttee Im alive to h neoesnlty for run eerted action !n the matter of street llpht IrtK In ortli'r that srpurnte blocks anil Indi vidual hnnws may not choose and erect sryng standard, set. too. at varying In tervals, and thereby ' decorate ' tiie 'tree's of the elty'tHth u-lmt would look like a lot of odds An ends' "It Is generally, .(-(.needed." says the committee, "that -the first expense of MnndardH and Installation should be borne by the property owners or bus ness houses benefited, after which the city should bear the enrt of maintenance, for the rea son that the whole cltj- will benefit by the Improyed cfind tioft. (Iiirlrr Limitation. "It la muth to be regretted that charter limitations bow prevent the city from tak ing the matter up- at once and hrlntfng: It to a- auccesiful conclusion. Instead of, com Veiling It. be left to action by business Interests. "But this five the Commercial club an otportunlty to how that It Is alive to the In.poitance andNyaJue of such an Im provement, not only' In the actual better lighting; of the streets, but In exiltatloti of civic pride. Well lighted streets are reuognlieU. as prime actors in the retail business, and while some aide streets could not possibly be, maa really busy thoroun fares by any Ualulns, It Is a matter of history that, tlie heavy volume of travel takea to the better Illuminated side of any street.. Even . In the matter of health, street lighting has It influence, a the tendency to litter tip a brightly lighted street is mucn less .than a dark and un attractive roadway This Is true even In the t residential districts. Good light tin questionably Increases the value of prop erty by making streets more desirable and afer for eight travel. Any one of our ic wntown streets can be doubled in bust nesa value byt the installation of lights. Mark what the "00" block has done. "In the better Illumination of Omaha's atreeta, uniformity must be the keynote." continues the ooramlttee, ' "and uniformity must govern In the choice ot a suitable standard. When It' tomes to placing these th9 work must be done under the direction of the city, engineer, ao that proper align ment and Hpaelng frill be observed." NEW DEAN FOR TRINITY PARISH t No Name anmlteil anil o One Will Be Considered I nlll Hlahop . Williams Hetarna. ' I 1 'The vestry of Trinity cathedral haa not the slightest Idea who will be the successor of Dean needier," say F. I.. Ha'ler and other members of the govein'ni? body of the parish: ' ''We 'hkve been too much stunned." continued' Mr. Haller, "by the news, and ir there ar any favored candi dates I have not heard of them, nor have the other members' of the vestry with whom I have spoken.' When Bishop Williams re turna to the city and submits the canonical Ifst of five names, discussion may center upon one or two men, but aa yet there la practically no' discussion at all." Henfy W. Tatea, senior warden of the veetry. said Thursday that he thtnka Bishop Williams will submit the lift almost Im mediately upon his return from New Tork, where the prelate Is attending a meeting of a missionary board. Tha name, Cna.p!ajn Percy H. Silver is upon the llpa of some members of the parish. Rev Mr. Silver is now a missionary of tha church stationed In Arizona. He waa formerly chaplain "n. the United States army and lived at Iincoln for a number of years. v . No Omaha clergyman of the church i likely to be named by Bishop Williams, or ao moat- member of the vestry think. Several biahopa of the church have written her suggesting 4he - names or clergymen within their. respective dtocesea and several members of the parish talk of men whom they have heard or knewn elsewhere. The chances are against a new dean being named In a hurry,- although it Is poRslble. of sour, -that the vestry m agree at one on soma one of the bishop's nomina Hreaaed In "Black aad Yellow" . Not "foot ball colors," but the color of ; the carton-.containing Foley'a Honey and Tar, tha beat and safeat cough remedy ' for alt coughs and colds. Do not accept I a substitute, but se that you get tha , genuine Foley'a Honey and Tar In a yel. : low carton. with black letters. j WHO'S WHO? (earch m looks Ilk Pa Rourke's neighbor) OUR SILENT SALESMAN Not the "shadowgraph" above but) OUR SHOW WINDOWS Showing Shoes Men' Shoes $3.59, $4, $4.50 Have you seen them? A IiOOK IS A Hl'Y and that's why. They are liuaineaa builders for ' 814 Bouta ltk Kt. Coraer Ktor 1 Cora or of the alley) Cosy Voraer," Just tha lame. Xdwara a. Taowpeoa, rtooi Walkar Saturday Is Onr Oreat Vale of Women's Salts at 1S. D D ' ' fTirrif sfsan! ktti mn ijl i iniiijsaWr r-i sfrtl.ih i K IT r r t Saturday is Our Grant Sal of Taney lluini EXISAOKDiNARY ANrtUUfiCEHENT All the Remnants and ODD LOTS FROM THE GREAT N. Y, Dressmaking Stock WILL BE SOLD FRIDAY AT THE MOST WON DERFUL BARGAINS EVER OFFERED in OMAHA Our trrmrmloitH snl-n from the nro.it New York tlrosstniakpr's stork have left u with iinnirnw lots of odds ami ends of the most boau llful and ' fashionable falii aixl t rlininiiiKs. Wc villi clean away every yiinl and piece Friday at these ustoniftliing bargain. Kvery price nt"P"j' reduced. All the Kemnants of Siiks frcm th? New York Dressmaker's Stock All the odd silk jiicccs and voiiuiiints at actually less than half tlicir value. Fine dress taffetas, inessalines, velvets, foulards, poplins, crepe de eliines in all shades plain and fancy. Have sold at 50c, 7;, 85c and up to $1.00 yard, Friday, at . , 29c-3k49c Fasscy Silk Pieces On Big Bargain Square These pieces are from half to one-yard in lengths they will all go Friday at one hirge bargain r -J ftp 4 square at, each wC"lUC"lJi. 27 Inch ii Bailed Eiack Dress Tafeta Tliis is the New York dressmaker's fine black dress taffetas that is regularly worth $1.00 a yard, Friday, ftQtf on extra bargain, at, per yard UJt Single and Matched Pieces of Imported Dress Goods Over 200 different weaves in black and all colors, 0f the collection from the dressmaking stock, each fclvL ALL THE SINGLE SAMPLE PIECES AT 2 FOR 5c Lengths up to one yard, black and colors, in basement. s All the Odd Lots and Remnants of Finest Imported Laces - Trimmings - Embrideries FROM THE DRESSMAKING STOCK Thousands of yards of laces and trimmings in remnants, pieces left from our tremendous sale of the dressmaking stock, will be placed on big bargain square at amazing bar gains Friday. These are odd lots of the most exquisite dress trimmings ever imported, also beautiful embroid eries and rich laces; in four big lots at, yard 15c-25c-39c-98c an n.ann an mm H M M Hi H DJ flsl in sw ssj M Dfl -aa mm tm bh aa wm mm gg u t a c k r p u r t 1 J S IMPORTED BUTTONS 5C.()C Doz. From the Dressmaking Stock o 7, Tliese buttons are worth regularly from 2oc to 75c a dozen plain, fancy dress and cloak buttons, fancy metal, pearl, horn, ivory, fancy gold, etc. over 100 styles in black and all colors a wonderful special sale. Bargains in the Busy Basement Friday Fancy striped and plain Friday for the first colored mercerized time we eell mercer nnniinn. every yard lzed novelty walstlng the 26c kind, In dre8l 15c In all the wanted plain colors, 25c yard values, perfect I n 1 lengths at, yard . . . Never before hav such leugtUs. yard high grade uiercer- New fall dark style lzed sateens sold for j drees percales, yard so cheaply cannot j wide, a saving here ot be equaled for less 4c on. the yard, per than 25c yard, feet lengths, ,8ic Wide fancy - bordered skirting flannel a great large new lot but may not last aU day, 12 Vic "I flannels, yard . I 2 All kinds of cotton goods, plain and fan cy flannels, heavy skirtings, linings, etc. mill rem- J 1 nants, yard... O2L at, per yard ... Av per yard Warm Outing Flannel Fancy light and dark patterns, also plain colors, such fine fluffy flannels can only be found at Brandeis. The low price is possible because we have them direct from the mill In carload lots special, per yard Yard Wide and 27-inch Fancy Flannelettes For waists and ' dresses, on bargain square as long as 400 yards last yard. . . . Ask for the new fancy dress glng- ( nam aepanmeci in perieci waist and dress lengths, pretty fall patterns. 12 Vic 8ic ..5c values for, yard 8ic Apron and dress . ginghams in desirable lengths, j? great sale Friday, yd. . .v BRANDEIS STORES n B n a ! E H U E H E n c D ES D a a D H n to B a o a a u D D B u a B H a B a a t'jj I Ktr Kiss coralng- tsra nidsy gales, moving ' j price alwsjs 0.1 oud and ssds watch thsra. j Friday Odd and End Clean Up Sale Bargain 1 lot of long black heavy melton coats, semi-fitting models wonderful values at this clean-up sal for only 7.05 1 lot of 2" long dark coats, in all wool mixtures, 54-inch lengths, with self straplng seams, odds and ends Friday for only. .5 1 lot of blark, blue and gray brown mixtures, made of broad cloth, broken sizes of our $20.00 and $22.50 lines remarkable values for Friday, only 15.00 1 lot of all wool chiffon Panama dresses pleated yoke in front, trimmed with satin piping and satin buttons in blue, Mack and brown Friday only S12 100 skirts made from sample pieces and remnants of cloth ma terials; values up to $7.50. These skirts are the seven-gore pleated models of extra fine worsted made specially for us remarka ble style skirts special for Fri day only Misses' and small wo men's sizes 3.95 1 lot of fleece lined house drebses black and white and shepard checks regular $2 dresses Fri day only for $1.00 Women's knit underskirts black, navy, gray, red and white, with striped border Friday only, at 59C Women's flannelette petticoats--blue and white and black and white, flounced bottom ..-250 1 lot of soiled waists, in lawn and lingerieall white, taken from our $1.25 and $1.50 lines, Fri day only 49C Last Day of Black Silk Sale Friday and Saturday will be tlie last days of our great $10,0G0 Black Silk Sale Special pricings of Friday and Saturday 124-inch fine pure silk; finest silk for waists, dresses, house gowns and kimonos; non muss- OQp able and can be beautifully washed tJu FOR BARGAIN FRIDAY HALF PRICE HIGH GRADE CORSET SALE REGULAR $3.00 CORSET, FOR 50 These are beautiful models of our regular Reducing Patterns, made of Coutil, and re inforced spoon steel, two pairs of heavy . hose supporters, lace trimmed, non-rust-able boning. Have that remarkable fitting quality that is so widely sought for by wo men who really care about their appear ance. Half 'price for Friday only $1.50 SECOND FMOB. 8 Iff I These Prices Will Keep Boys' and a m 'M a IS !fi a 1 j.; a n 13 B d tl II B U N u n a N u B Hardware Specials Buy your Stove or Heater from us where the assortment is Large and the price to suit ev ery purchaser. $22.00 Hot Blast Oak Heater, burns any fuel and less of it than ordinary Heaters, this week only, at $15.95 Perfection Oil Heaters fully nickel plated, Friday 4.25 20c Steve brushes, well made 100 All Rubber ; Weather Strips, at, per foot " 60 Stove Pipe rnmpers, 10 cent kind. for 60 Good Lanterns. Special, at . ...49e Heavy Steel Hammer for ...,10o Stove Pipe Wire, per bunch ...5o 600 extra large Galvanized or Japanned Coal Hods, either open or funnel, rexular 5c values, Friday, special for 85o Great Towel Saie Friday w An accumulation of odds and ends in Huck, Crash and Morale Linen Hand Towels, worth up to 22c. Friday sale price X2H Hemstitched and Drawn Scarfs, 17x60,- 30 inch squares to match, regu lar 39c value, each 2l 49c Unbleached Table Damask, 68 Inch width, good quality, (5 yard limit) .yard 25 15c Pillow Cases, at each . . ....10H 60c Sheets, Bleach ed, 72x90 inch at 39 PSAiiO GIVE?) WAY ABSOLUTELY Fl.EE wiTH.'ran rraaraa bb: .am i'ggjaggg&BLW. ,;7."!!. :usxx We will Rive an ay absolutely free, Saturday, Nov. fith, between the hour of 3 and 4 p in., one beautiful piai lie pluno, fully Kuar.iriteed. The only condition being Hint you mail or brlnK this ad with ou. and present the ttne ti mir floor m;inaKer. This Is no entoh. AVe de . elded to a.li'pt this niean.M to test the ndvertisInK value of our loi'al newspapers. We carry the UirKet stock ot plnnos In the west, (BOO Instruments t, select from),, Stelnway, Weber. Steuer, llardninn, Mehlln, Kmeraon, Mcl'hall Sind the sweet toned Schmoller Mueller, our prices are the lowest and we make terms to suit your com enlei ce. Telephone your tuning or moving order to lou!as 1625, or Ind A 1H26. SCr.lOLLER& f.lUELLER PIAI10 CO. (ESTABLISHED 1859.) , Sslllna; mora pianos than ail Omaha dealers combined. O. B. 1311-13 Farnam St. : . W rent new pianos, pianola pianos and players at lowest jratea. ': TAM8HU 98AsQ3 a B H E A CPtlMTtD OVER I, I I h W'ffWTK Misses in Good Shoes All Winter J M Boys' $2.50 Shoes, Friday . .$1.45 Youths' $2.25 Shoes, Friday $1.45 Misses' $2.50 Shoes, Friday $1.45 Children's $2 Shoes, Friday $1.15 I,AIHFS' SHOEH In tan and Patent Colt, Dull Leathers, button or lace, on our bar gain table, all regular $3. SO and $4.00 values, odds and ends clean up price, per pair 91.08 LAD1F.S' HOUSE HLIl'l'KKS In small sizes, with one or three straps, patent C61t, Vicl Kid, Cuban or Low Heels for house wear values up to $1.60 and $2.00 Friday Bargain Price , g) : WARMERV eat NfltWARME If yQM or pay ftael bill See in Wrmmmm v6 I a I '' READS )y jl . X . AT VI m r Mr I y U Always Pays to Eat Bennett's Groceries, and They're D 1 .'. r i r . T 1 J C-1 1 -i iJelier, loo specials ior rnaay anu osiiaraay h rtennetfs Capitol Flour, sack . flfO 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar l-00 Bennett's Best Coffee, 3 lbs. . .Sl.OJ FKtK Large Salad Bowl, three Sauce Dialies, or Cup and Saucer. Teas, assorted, pound -680 FKEfcl burr.e Salad Bowl, three Sauce 1Ms1i-h, or Cup and Saucer. Bennett's Golden Coffee, special, at, per imund Teas, assorted, 58c grade, lb 480 Tea Slftlngs, apecial. lb. pkg ISO Bennett's Capitol Baking powder, j pound can for $1.00 and 100 stamps. Bennetfe Capitol Baking Powder, H pound can for 13o ami 10 stamps. Bennett's Capitol Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs, for 10o and 10 stamps. Five pounds 7c Jap Kk-e for 850 Sterling iJloes Starch, 3 one lb. pai k- ages for 30o H. J. Heint German Dill Pickles, p r dozen Bo 20c can 1'Yanco-Amerlcan Soup ..ISc Quart Jar Spanish Oil . ef. large . 600 and 10 Htampa. Diamond Crystal Table Salt, 3 psck- aRee for 35o Horseradish, new, but lie loo and 6 stamps. Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, at. per ran S4o and 20 wtamps. Bennett's Capitol Kutract. bottle.. 18c . and 20 stamps. Double Staiupa on Cheese and But- terine. Bennett's Capitol Oats, f-lb. pkgs . llo and 10 stamps. Seeded Raisins, pound package 19Vo and 10 stamps. Macaroni, Star and descent, three packaKes for S6o and 10 stamps. Peanut Butter, two Jars for ....300 and 10 stamps. American Hazel Toilet Soup, 4 cakes for 350 Snlder's Cocktail Sauce, bottle ..35c and 10 stamps. Tork Rose Toilet Soap, 4 cuke 11 So f SFECIAI, COOKIE BALE Cocoa 1 Bar and rrult Wafers, at, lis . .120 Graham Crackers, per 10c Tourll and package . ana iu stamps. 40e Jar Tea Harden Preserves ,.30e Hulled Beans With Chlrken, can ISO and 10 stamps. Lima Beans With Chlrken, can SOo and 1 0 stamps. , Six Cakes 1 orv Soap fur S5o Bennett's I Byrup, ( I Half gal I Quart ca Capitol Uon can. Uon can Sec See See See See See MEATS BROIL ROASTED Over One Small Top Burner of a Gas Stove in the "TRIPLE TRICK" ROASTER COMBINATION without Basting, Odor or Smoke. TOAST that is absolutely sanitary and health fulutterly free from all products of combus tioncrisp, delicious, perfectly aerated, easily made. . . THIS TOAST kept appetizingly hot and crisp until served with a minimum fuel consumption and with no chance of burning in ' the TRIPLE-TRICK" the only family Food Warmer on the market. 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