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"ijilcn's Suits
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Overcoats
Saturday
$15 fin
"We will pell Saturday these
beautiful Rochester made
men's clothes, in navy, tan
stripe and Scotch mixture
materials, all wool worsted
and serg-e, at an actual sav
ing of from $5.00 to $7.00.
Time suits are "every one" this
n.in'l garments, made for The
Bennett Company. No better value
anywhere, sold the town or for $20
and SS2.59 Hattirdsy, one day 15-00.
Ask to see our line of $30 suits or
overcoats, they r the unequaled
kind for hand tailored In beautiful
fabrics that add trace and character
to every man who wears them.
Rm "Extra Good Vabcs" Frcni Oar Annual
Thank sfmn Dinnerware China Sale
100-riixn pisxf.h sirrs
English Seml-Porcelaln, Rose pattern, set. . -4.fS
English Seml-Poroelaln, St. Elmo patterns, 125 value
t S14.9S
English Semi-Porcelain, Bhamrock. $25 ra., 814, OS
English Semi-Porcelain, Regent, $27.50 Ta., 10.50
English Semi-Porcelain, Etheral blue, $24.00 value.
t 16.50
American Semi-Porcelain, Maryland, $25.00 value,
tor 18.50
American Seml-Porcelaln, Holland bordered. S2h.00
et for 18.50
English Feml-Porcelain, Wood's pheasant, $3li.60
mine for 25.00
American Semi-Porcelain, French border, $38.50 value,
aet for 25.00
Hundreds of rare values offered on ample pieces
special prices on Havtland and Austrian patterns. This
treat sale offers wonderful opportunities to replace your
broken piece. We carry all patterns in open stocks.
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Shopping Elsewhere 1
it lASiisr, RATiarac- -
EVERT TRAKE ACTIOST. fi If
la EstraTagante. j ITim
Exceptional Candy Specials
for Saturday
BO lbs. Bennett's Flufferta CI c
olatee. with the flow inir cen'.-r.
Saturday only zto
FrMh dipped chocolate caramel.
reular 4c a pound We ma
them special for Haturolav on'v.
'" 25c
Fresh Yankee Peanut Brittle. fi
tilarly sold for ifc a IK Satur
day for 15o
r t pounda for 95o
Ut Yojr lable Flowers
Ficm Bennett's
...".'0 iMHiniftil fn-Mi tut Chrys
anthemums. Special hat unlay
pru-fs fur th foot ball g.,m"s.
2.T.00 fr li Hoses sold every
vbere for ll.f'O and tl 1'5 --!!,-rial
Saturday, for 39c
Carnations, cut Saturday morning.
FJiTlal selling price Saturdav.
f-r ,l"7.-ti iio
Iirce buncfu' of violeta. Just re
celved Suti:rday, for 90c
larlj Xmas Shewing
DOLLS aND TOYS
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BaEa
e n i e n1"' r.!'!;. fr tl"1
i-r 'ia toy mid d''ll
- i o" lii ru t b.M. l.OOOa
cf naw itawea. 1 ocoa or new
dotla. The raadeat duplay aver
aea la Oniaaa.
r-1'1 K i i 1 t-nN -I r'-nrli ;i.inl.i.
inoin e,e. . (to iot.a--mii.
nn.l f '.ock i inris , rfifiiUr
' 7.". (siiaiuiy rA,- - -Mi'.inli.y
75e
o"f Itati-lBome I'reorii iirted
loK-. ht iioo tTa e ei
4 j.eCV t.i move null tly. lo0
alue. Siiliiria- 19c
Oaniea Pirate and Traraler
Niw, lni ru ti e atoi a kvv
Himisir fh'iic. o(nintf iia"
le. this regular 1 0 rr-..-for
only 59o
nil A prei'y book will he
cnu to eerv rli'M aC(Kmpau
ifil by of te parent.
We eall tooda now and will de
liver them at any fotnra date
wanted, liii l our y of beip
inp the early tthoppere.
Our Big Xmas Handkerchief Ecoth Is Ready
Saturday we will open the greatest Xmaa Handketchief sale, which will continue until
Xmas, that was ever introduced to the Omaha buying public, llooth located at rear of
main aisle. Thousands of beautiful new, dainty patterns, initial, embroidery edge and
corners special values at JJ and 10c
Saturday TonH Tina Special Men" Japonette H a n d k e r- Children's TT. P. White Plaid
in iaoiea rur l. men iniimi cnirn, on n eicn; Kai- nannaercnieia; reeular f,r
Handkerchirfa for Bo
urtlay Bo
quality
8o
For Friday Special $1.19 f
These corsets are made of a fine grade of coutil and batiste, in ten diBtinct models
made with extra sheer string at bust line, extra long skirt, well tm g
boned and hose supporters attached Bennett's famous $2.60 mi' I
value on sale Saturday for only
$189
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One More Day
Boy's
Suits
Tlmrsdav we offered some
exceptionally good suits for
boys; our regular $.1.00 and
,50 kinds, for $1.81); and
Fold dozens of them.
In order to give the boys w bo ar
going to school a chance, we
mak the same offer for Satur
day only.
These suits are heavy all wool
worsteds and cheviots, serges and
fancy mlxturea. with knlcker
bocker pants. Dandy good suits
for $8.00 and 4
$3.60 Saturday JS I M4
only
$1.00 Boys' Knickerbocker Pants.
Saturday only 45
Heavy Boys' Orercoats, from $2.t0
up to 3.00
New Vehret Shoes fcr Women, SrvS'nU T.? $3.50
We have Just received the new Telvet. short vamp, stage last, in
plain toe, button ladies' shoes, la all siren, that are so popular
this scaaon. These shoes are advertised as actual $5.00 () Cf
and $7.00 shoes Saturday, exceptional offer, for only.. if O UU
Sale of Men' and Women's Sboee In the men's are ahown the new rtuo
toee and high arch ln-els, heavy aolem, either button or lace; very appro
priate for street or dreaa wear. In the women'a are ahown an attractive
line of dull leathers, patents, tans ail siaea In button or lace. Thea-
shoos are mad, fur u from skins chosen by ue, In
styles we know are Just the kind beat liked In Omaha.
They are ehos that actually are worth from 13.00 to
$4.t0; our regular selling prlte, only
Men's ahoea at Kalf prioe; regu
lar I4.U0 shoes fur (4.00 We
bought last summer a lot of
ehoea. In all size and leathers:
heavyi a inter weather soles
ahocs made to sell (pis A A
for 14.00: Saturday iZ.llll
the entire atock for
$2,50
Si-a Top Saoea for Child:
Juat the shoe for winter wear,
made of patent colt, vicl kid and
dull leathers. No better shooa
onload.: - 958 tO 259
pricea from
M III
800
Ladies' Suits and Coats
That positively are the best values ever offered. Finer Suits tailors can't
make. These values include the Hyman Cohn and Wooltex Garments.
Here's The It j man Cohn Suits, and they are
finest s'lits we ever offered at this price.
They come in wide wale diagonals and two
tone striped materials, that for quality of
fabrics are dreams, and tailored won
derfully in 30-inch semi-fitting jackets, all
skinner satin lined, come In 6 different
styles, in chestnut brown, black, navy and
, gray. Each a disiinctive model, and we
are selling them for only 25.00
No I-ess Remarkable Coat Values Uc
have 50 tan diagonal cloth coats for Misses'
and Indies' sizes, full length, with long roll
collar, 2 big patch pockets and turnel
cuffs. No coat In town can match these
for less than $25.00, Saturday at Bennett's
for only 10.00
' A Smart Assortment of semi-fitting Scotth
mixture. In black and white and brown
i arid white, with drops of red to add life
j to weaver SO-inch jackets, velvet collars;
beautiful satin lined, remarkable value, for
only 19.50
Stunninz long Scotch Mixture ats In
the mannish fabric, elegantly tailored,
velvet collar. A snap, Saturday for
I only 19.50
i We Have a Ixng Black Coat In all wool
I panne cheviot, with large shawl collar in
laid with velvet, for only 15.00
Long Black Broadcloth Coat Semi-fitting
model, lined to waist with beautiful satin,
collar long roll effect, embroiderel with
eillt, unmtachable value, Saturday for
on,r 19.50
lien's Furnishing
Specials
$1.00 heavy double breasted
blue shirts at': .69c
$1.50 wool and cotton ribbed
union suits ..-151.00
Sweater Coats from the Ab
cot mills, in all shades, at.
from $3.50 to 98c
Hats
Our Men's Hats are the cele
brated Croftit k Knapp and J. B.
Stetson kind. All new styles and
season's shades, from $2.00
to 3.00
Eat re Sample Lse of
Post Card Albums
B.c.al Fiesa A. C. UcCior j
' - - Civ tl. t Qt eat Satin!
Tfceee samples -contain every site
' and every possible new style post
card album known on sale Sat
urday at prices from. .3 to 3
Only one of a kind.
Big Sale of Standard Bibles from
60c to HI .08 All well bound,
some with the thumb Index. We
are' making room for our great
Xmas stock. Prices on all lines of
books greatly reduced for Sat
urday only.
We are alno showing a wonderful line of beautiful long broadcloth coats, at 25.00.
29.50 nl the Wooltex ooats, at 35.00
One Hundred Xew Fine French Berne Presses With modified hobble skirt effect, waist
has the Gibson pleats over shoulder, slit seam down front, piped with velvet, frogs
and button trimmins. tinsel lace yoke. These dresses come in navv and black onlv
15.00
rieanelette (km, dainty pink and
: blue and white facing materials,
j cut as the above models, except
! trimmed with braid, for Satur-
j day only tl
Xdlea' Tailored Waists White
linen finished materials, one style
hns six aide pleats down front,
other atyle, plain shirt effect,
laundered collars and cuffa, spe
cial for C1.85
Ladles' Sweater Costs Button close
up to rteok, turnover .-ollar. two
patch pocketa? sml fitted. In
red, white and Bray, for Satur
day, only S3
Saturday selling for only
Women's Flannelette Oowws
Yoke front and back, turned
down collars or without collar.
In pink, dull blue atripea for
Saturday only 7 So
Bi Sale d Hair Gcois
Saturday .
Natural Hair Cluster Puffs, all
shades, 75c value, for 392
Natural Hair Cluster ' Puffs, all
shades, $1.00 value for.. 50
Natural Hair Cluster Puffs, all
shades, $3.00 values, for 1.50
Extra large Human Hair Clusters,
will cover entire head regular
$5.00 values. Saturday only
at 2.50
18-lnch fine W'av 7 -Switche, 2.o0
value, for 1.50
22-inch fine Wavy Switch, $3.60
value, for 2.00
S4-inch extra fine Hair Rolie, oOc
kind, for 3SO
Large Filk Auto Note, all alaes and
shadee two for Bo
We carry a very larae ana com
plete assortment or imponexi
grade hair at pricea very low
It y considered.
high
ual-
Still Another Sows
Made 01 rtne soft teas
eldown, in strives,
checks and plain white,
lih or without col
lar for only.... SI. 95
Xenrth . flannelette Under
skirts With plain hemmed or
scalloped edge, lleht and dark
collar, each BOo
Xoas Klmonoa, ersiaa Xtoaig-ns
Made of fleeced back materials,
some loose, other fitted models,
at, each (11.95
Beautiful Keaealine Bilk Petticoats
JO-lnch Bunburat flounce. In
gray, navy, black, tan and white,
special, at, each S5.9S
UnJcrwear
Wn.rien's Mrir Ytg and Parte
$i.t fcfa'ie. partner 1 50
Women's liray fVece.l t"r1'"
Su.ts. 7f.c prsde ...BOo
Women's hi v fieecvl t'r'-'n
Mitts, tl OP grade 790
Children's fleered V'nderTrcar
I iis ( to It 19e
ItaHan allk i. pink, blue a?"1
white. $:C0 graile 91.95
Italian Silk t. heavv embroid
ered. .$0 value S1.9S
Neckwear-Veiling
Mercerised knitted Wufflera, r.i'i
alue 95o
.Silk Veiling, all colors. SSc ml
.ie values, yar-l lOe
I'erslan Nec kwear, new Jabuta end
boms, 6o values S&e
i'rochet JaUn. Imml made, fc.
kind, for 9 So
Hosiery
lieauliiui Hilii llnsf, fair.O'i u x
brand. maOo by l.nrd A Taj Jor
in l'la'k j'td f"ho-. pl:ilo ri'1
em hroidered. Values up to tl
special sale 89c
Sef tie window diply
Women's fast blaok, eea-no's
niercerlied Hose. lie prad..l5c
SOO pairs ladies' fancv e-in,.ie
Hoe. rectilar 5c to Mr '.tsos.
slightly soiled; Satuula tor
nl. per pair ,.19o
Boys and girls' medium and
heavy ribbed seamless llos
2(e values iBo
Gloves
Indies' Kid tjloves. i large pearl
buttons. In black, gray, white
anci champagne, heavy embrhtrt
ered: regular $2 00 alj"s. Sat
urday for 91.BO
Women's Oauntlet Olovee, mostly
tan. 9 1 .CO value Otto
ladles' and rhlldren'a Qir Gloves
regular S0c kind 9Bo
12 and l-button Kid Gloves, reg
ular ti.f valuea. slightly im
perfect: Saturday 9B0
..owhere irtih
Yoo Mod
COATS FX)R GIRLS Ages 6 to
14 years, all wool Melton cloth,
in navy, brown and red. Satur
day, at 5.00
MILITARY CAPK COATS Made
of all wool Theblt cloth, deep
cape over shoulder, military col
lar, brass buttons, in cadet blue,
tan and red. at 12.00
CHILDREN'S SWEAT K K 8
Double breasted, ages 2 to 5
years, white and red ,
at 1.25
Children's Clothes I5&ctET
AGKS 6 TO 14 YEARS Coats of
all wool cheviots, also plush, all
shades, Saturday, for 10 00
COATS FOR THE LITTLE CHIL
DREN Ages 2 to 5. In cloth
and velvet, at 3.95. 4.95.
5.95. 0.95 to 10.00
AtiES 6TO 14 Coats in Cari
cul, also navy, black, brown
and red t 7.05
SWEATERS FOR GIRLS 6 to
14 years. In white, red and
gray, for only 1.75
Exception! "Geoi Values "Sitor.
day ia Lrc$ asd Tciltt Articks
$ 1 .00 Plnuham'e Vegetable Compound
for ., Se
$1.00 "Vug" Hair Brush TBo
11.09 Durfy'a Pure Malt S9o
lac laxative Cold Tableta S00
2Sc While Pine and Tar 80o
iOc Martin's Houp Cure 5o
tl 00 Hcott's Emulsion, 45o and 89s
15o bottle Anti-chap for chapped
hand 13c
lr.c black bristle Hair Brush 19H
2ic celluloid handle Tooth Brunei
for ....12e
TOIXSTS
tOc LaHlanchc l"oo 1'ovider 45o
lie Colgate's Uemai ?reaii Iso
tOo Mexican ( old Cream 95c
Ibr Mexican Cold Cream lee
0c Carmen Cold Cream 460
lfr Parma, Ua Trefe, Jeckee Talcum
for ec
10c Jan Hose Soai 7c
10c Palm olive hap. ....To
Ec Cocoanut fill fcoan ... 4c
J",c It. & J. HI. e Powder 9Do
10c Bet io Hiitterm lk loap Be
tOc Cralwpple. Kily of the Volley
Perfume, per outirn ". ...95c
inr Tetlov's Talcum 4c
lie Colgate's Talcum ISo
75c Hudiintlne Kaoe Powder 50 o
T6c I'ompelan Masaagc Cream . . . .6e
60c Poazonl's Face Powder
6c Turkish Hath Soap. ; cakes.... 95c
20
Swell New
Fall Hat Models
Including Turbans, Sailors and Some
Big Picture Hats Our Regular
$10.00 as.
These arc not a stock of all-alike patterns.
They arc most all different styles and
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Cook Toor ibukifiTis Tnrke;
in a Lisk Roister,
Oi Sale Saturday
A IJsk sanitary self-tasting roast
er ia made from one piece of the
finest quality ateel, covered with
four coats of Liak enamel. These
roasters are fully warranted with
money back after JO day If not
absolutely satisfactory. No turkey
can be. cooked better than a Lisk
roaater ia certain to roast it,
6-1 b alxe. regular. 11.75 value; Sat
urday 91.60
1-1 r. alxe, regular S: .08 value; Sat
urday 91.79
12-lb. size, regular $2.95 value; Sat
urday 91-93
K-lb. aiae, re-ular tl'iS value: Sat--
urday u 99-39
20-lh. alxe, regular $1.00 value; Sat
urday 99.50
IS-1K aixe. regular t J 60 value; Sat-'
urriay j S9.9S
Other Roaster apeciala atuiduy:
t: 00 taory lioaater for 98o
t-' I'S Savory Hoaster for fl-S
Tiiese are exfeptlonai valuea and
should prove exceedingly popular to
the Omaha economical housewife.
Heats fcr Saturday
Fresh Dressed Spring Chicken, at,
per lb 12 K
Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, lb.,
at 10 e
Fall Lamb Lege, per lb. 10tt
Choice Pot Roast. 9c and 7e
Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. 9c. 7H
Veal Chops, per lb 13 H?
Loin Lamb Chops, per lb.. . 15
Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb. 7Wf
Lamb Stew, per lb fC
Veal Stew, per lb 5
91KS HUU HAMS
6,000 lbe. of Calumet brand aklnned
Hams, skinned and fat removed. 10
to l-lb. arerage; Saturday at. per
pound 1440
Imported Holland Herring. tln...5e
New Mackerel, each Bo
BABE MX ST
Fruit Special Saturday
Extra, Fancy Potatoes, bushel 85
PoUtoes are high now and bound
to go higher. These potatoes we
bought with an early order, for
later delivery. Here is an oppor
tunity for you to buy right the
same as we did. PoUtoes will go'
as high as $1.25 this winter.
Fancy Colorado Baldwin or Green
ing Apples, bushel box, Saturday
at 1.G5
Fancy 8weet Potatoes, peck. -30c
2 large stalks Michigan Celery 5
S large heads Lettuce 50
Fancy California Quinces, doxen SO
Fancy Red Onion, lb aVs
Old Carrots, old Beeta. old Turnip
per peck "
New Mixed Nuts, excellent Quality
per lb
BASZKZVT
Here Are Seine Ccrkiag Goid Specials From Oar Grocery Ce;t.
Pride of Bennett's FJour, sack.. 91. 30
Bennett s Best Coffee, 3 lbs S1.00
rm EE I&rge salad bowl.
aauce dishes or cup and saucer.
Tea, asorted, lo. eso
'KEE Large aalad bowl,
sauce dishes or cup and saucer.
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, 2-lb. can
for 4So
niE Kngllsh blue and while
cream pitcher.
680 grade Teas, assorted, special, per
pound 4S0
Tea Siftlngs, special, lb. pkg.,..12o
Bennett's Capitol Pure Pepper, 'i-lh.
can 100
40c Jar Tea Garden Preserves .... 2oc
10c can Franco-American Soup...l5o
Queen brand Vinegar, qt. bottle.. 90o
Rub-No-More Powder. 4-lb. pkg...l5o
Hartley's Orange Marmalade Jell v.
per jar SOe
tiamond Cryatal Table Bait, t sacks.
6 stamps too
French Cut Loaf Sugar. 19 alamos.
per pkg iSo
' Xtoavle Stamps em Battsrtae aad
Cneeee
Currants, cleaned, 6 stamps, lb. ..19e
Kellog'a Kire Flakea and Hlce 111'-
culis, 2 pkga k...S5e
fnliler'a Po: and Beans. IS staiois.
per can 150
Lily Glycerine Toilet Hoap, ( tH
fur 93o
Monarch Cut Aaparagua, larf.e iati.
10 stamps 9o
Fterllng Gloss Starch, X 1-lb. pkga. 8 Do
Hulled Beans with Chicken, 10 stann.-.
per can IBo
B. C. Baking Powder, 20 stamps, l-lo.
ran 9eo
Peanut Butter, Jv stamps. 2 jars ujo
Dutch Hand Soap. 10 stampa, I caki-,
foi , S5o
Bennett's Oapltol Pure Maple Syrup:
Oallon can SlBt halt gallon can
70c 1 Quart can, special Saiurdsy 95e
Oaillaxd's rare Olive Oil Specials
Gallon ran 9X75; half gel urn cm
91-45; quart can 75c
Peoded Italsina, 10 etatr.ps. pkg 19'ia
Citron, lxanon and Orange Perl, can
dled, 10 Btampa, lb 95o
Special Cookie Sale
Cream Honey "ookl-e. IU 190
Ittn Tourlat and Graham Cruraers.
freh and crlap, 10 alainps. pkg toe
Double a tamps on Granulated 8ugur
BASKET CARRIERS FOR MAIL
oitoffico it to Hate OTerhannff
Syittm in Few Day9.
I foe tncrecaing the efficiency of the Omaha
postoft ce, lias for some time advocated
the Installation of this system, and Friday
postoft ce, lias for some time advocated
I
I sii-kt-mne raui vml f f 1 as I I n f rxt-lri as t Inrt
to the effect that hi pic had bo-n grvntM
A ITW CITIES HAVE IT
rMlaaitrr Ubm Hoeelvee 'W'orel
tkat Isimesieat Wilt Be
" stalled la few Daya lsr svt
Office Nearly Heady.
minutes before closing time or It will lay
over until the next train. With the basket
In operation, letters go to the canceling
macfitne juat aa fast as they come In.
hence there Is notable gain of time.
and that tnere would be but little. If uny T The baaket will also be used In various
o laj In establishing i. e baskets.
1: la obvious Unit this plan will greatly
facilitate the handling of mail. Cnuer the
old arrangement th letter boxes in whtch
j the public dropo mail along the front of
uie Duiii:ng, were irequentiy lau ly wen
filled before the letters were tak-n out. j
and thtn it waa necessary to transport
tht.01 aeroNS the bvillding In a email push
can. To carry them over in small minrhca
ould tiave coiiavimed t o much tltna.
I Noiv t!:e-e is t tie a man sta'ioned at the
Ithia a few days the Omaha postoffice j urojj windows Those ole duly t ill be to
ill be e-iu.i.ped w th hat it known inpii. t!i letters up aa fast as they come
lostal parlance aa "t-,e overhannlng baa- in. .osa iliem into the hasl.et. jurk a evci j
ket system." Peraon.s not vraed In post-j and aend them s;eJinc ov er to th dcak
tffiee teci.niije mav not comprehend the tf toe canceling clerk. hr letters are
s gniflrano of the ovrt h.nd barket at first 'made rrady to go out on trains to their
glance. Vit ever) body is familiar with the
trolley aystem when by department at re
iash Is at from counter to wrapping
station. The poatofric overhead basket
Works along the saute principle. Its miasno
bHng to carry letter a fiom the drop boxes
to tbe front of the build ng to the cancel
ing machine In the rear.
I-'ostmaster Tbomaa. ever on the alert
various destinations.
other ways. A special delivery letter, for
example, will be conveyed by basket In
staittaneoualy to the desk of tbe special
delivery clerk. Instead of the more primi
tive n.ethod of sending It across the val
floor apace by a messenger on fwt. In
fact, there are multitudinous uses for the
banket,- and Postmaster Thomas purposes
to exact full mcaaure of service from the
Invei.tioa.
Cht.-ago and 81. Lcula are the only citiea
went of Philadelphia a here the basket Idea
Is In for--. Ft. Paul. Minneapolis. Kan&ai
City, Ienver and various oCicr citiea of
lirportance are behind Omaha in this re
spect. ' We hope to be using our depot station
by the flrat of December or soon there
after." said Postmaster Th'.mas Friday.
"The roof Is now bctiij finished ar.d the
building la practically icajy for occupation.
Wholesale men are enthusiastic over tola
AGED PIONEER PASSES AWAY
John W. Eicholi Diei at Hii Home
Friday Yorain..
BODYGUAED TO ABE LINCOLN
Waa Ceardias the White Ilvaiee the
Msht Presldeat l.lacola Waa
Asaasslaated lived Here
KQrty-Tstei Years.
White House on the night of Lincoln's as
sassination. Mr. Nichols was a native of Pennsylvania
and had lived In Omaha forty-three years.
Prior to accepting a watchman's place at
the federal building he waa employed by
a local Unseed oil company. He leavea a
wife and six children. Had he lived until
January he would have been 7t years old.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been
completed, but tl la probable that tbe Odd
Fellowa and Grand Army of the Republic
will Join In the obsequies.
! RICHMOND WOULD BE CLERK
jAijers Hair Vigor .
Stainless
Mirk Tlsae Sated.
This means ia maay instances a tweiie-
hour urinf c.f time la the arrival of t ; tilrincemstit, as It lnautea tr.tra much
letter, for It Is possible under the basket earlier delivery of mail, and I hare re
system to get a letter into the mall al-jcved nuroeroua congratulatory letters on
moat right up 10 the minute of departure the Installation of the depot aervlce."
for the railway station. For Instance. It ia I
now neoea:y to mall a letter several CONCERT PAYS FOR PIANO
1 - as j 1 af-tu -a. u.u.
v Affair Katse Faal ler
laatrasseait.
A lare gathering attended the musial
cunrtrx riven by the cor.grt t-j...n 0(
First Ewedieh Methodist Kpls opal church
Friday nis'ht. The concert waa beld for
tbe purpose of raising funds to pay for the
new rnurca piano. Miss Kdlth Collais
piesied tbe avMllence wllb several eungs.
John W. Xlcholb, for ten years a federal !
building watchman, died suddenly Friday !
mornlnn while sitting In . chair st hia 1
home. Z'U North '!' enty-wihtli avenue.
Heart diseaxe, it is suppored. was the liri-
mediate Cause of death, allhoukU the vet- I
eran watchman had been aifferine from a
oomiditallon of ailments for several weeks.
"I don t feel quite right this morning."
be aaid to tiia wife, a few minutes before
the death atroke came, but there waa noth
ing In hia appearance at that time to Indi
cate that the end waa near.
Mra. Nichols walked across the room to
ber busband s side when be remarked that
be waa not feeling well, and he breathed
hia last almost at. soon as the reached him.
John W. Nichols was a tOKlier for the
union trroujehout the civil war, and hia
Intense lo)lty to the federal flag goes w.tu j
him to bia gra.e. He waa extremely
patriotic, belnti literally willing, say ttue
who know him beat, to gise b.s lite fur bia
country. During a Part of the trouultaom
da s of the 'aua Mr. Nichols served aa
bodyguard to Abranain IJncvlii and he was
a duty with other aolatcra guarding the
Newspaper Maw aspires to Pewltla
thief Clerk, f the Uwri
lloaae at l.larela.
of
Colonel IL C. Kli hmond, well known to
the newspaper fraternity, will be a candi
date fur chief clerk of the house at the
impending ealon of the a Late legislature.
Richmond announced to friends Friday
that he had fully made up hia mind to
enter the race, and that he did so upon the
request t a number of old members promi
nent la affaire of the last session who have
been re-elected.
Mr. Richmond was a candidate art the
last session and failed to oonnect by a
slr.rla vote. 'Since ao many of the old
membera have aaaured Die their aupport, I
feel like getting Into the game." said
Richmond. "It la an Important poaljon,
reasonably lucrative ar.d legitimate, a id 1
think It entirely worthy of the ambition of
anyone."
Moat Htsirrfal Ilewllsis.
After suffering mar.y j care with a sore.
Amos King. Port Byron. N. waa cured
by Burklexi'a Arnica t-'alve. ZrC. For aale
by Beaton Drug Co-
Mrs. H. P. Haze,
Oldest Resident of
the City, Dies
At Afe of Kinety-One Teari Pioneer
Fuses Away, Leaving Severity
Two Grandchildren.
Mrs. H. P. Hare, eald to hare been the
oldeat inhabitant of Omaha, was hurled
Wednesday afternoon at Pel la, la., follow
ing funeral services at the home of her
I daughter, Mrs. A. Doedyna. In Omaha.
! Mrs. Haze waa 91 years old and la survived
1 by eight children, seventy-two granchildren
and sixty great-grandchildren.
Death was due to old age. Mra. ll.ua
was born In Holland. Khe came to Amer
ica with her husband in 1K4. She waa tbe
mother of twelve children, Tboao of tbe
children who survive her are Mra. A.
Doedyna of Omaha, Mra. Walter Vanrti-r-creek
of Omaha, Mrs. If. HuisiuKh cf lluil,
K. D.; Mra Simon Plooster of Orange
City. Ia. ; Mrs. P. Koopman of Omaha, A.
Kaae of bheldon, la.; II. P. Haze of O Dan
and Andrew Haze of Pelia. Ia.
SPECIAL FOR CRETE FANS
Foot Bait Warriors to Be Accaai
awale4 br aa Bis Sqaad of
It o I era.
Bellevve'a foot ball team, acconripanie-l
by a number of rooters of the school, will
Journey to Crete. Neb., next Saturday, No
vember It. to meet the warriors of that
place. Both the Brilevue and the Crete
elevena have had exceptionally fine records
for such small colleges In tins teasor. a
games, and they are about evenly matchid.
ao a good game la expected. A special
train over the Burlington has been ar
ranged for ahd the Beilevue supporters In
tend to Invade the Crete men's terrltoty and
Sid their team to win.
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In this food you get all of the nutritive properties
of cornbir.ed cereals Wheat, Rice, OaU nd LUrlcy.
Try it
Ask Your Grocer.
