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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1911.
CESS
ERAMDE
TOIRIE
US
Present the Style Aristocrats for Fall.
For Women of Discriminating Taste
Initial Showing of These Newest Fall Modes
IVe hope you and your Jriends will take tins opportunity to view the correct new fall models
in Fashionseal Suits for women, which are on display in our Suit Section this week.
ALL FALL'S MOST CHARMING NEW STYLE FEATURES HAVE REPRESENTATION HERE
The longer jackets with the raised waistline the smart, .plain tailored and the new braid and button ornamented ideas.
The colors are blues in all shades, greens, browns, grays, Coronation purple and a predominance of navies and blacks.
Brandcis Stores Have Been Selected by the Makers As Exclusive Agents in This Territory for
"Fashionseal" Suits. Only a Few of the Higher Class Stores in America Have Been Accorded This Distinction.
You will find that most strictly high class suits arc exclusive in style and rather too expensive to be
practical for most women's needs. You will also find that most inexpensive suits that are made for practical service, lack that desired
touch of elegance and distinction. "Fashionseal" suits alone combine the elegance of exclusive models with practical utility-.
1 Fashionseal Suits Are Not to Be Compared in Any Way With Other Lines of Tailored Suits That Sell at $25.00. In Fact the
Very Best Lines of Women's Suits at $35.00 to $40.00 Rarely Contain All the Good Points Embodied in "Fashionseals."
The moderate, uniform price of "Fashionseal" Suits appeal to women, who for reasons of
their own, prefer the less expensive garments this fall.
The fabrics used ia these were
Fashionseal suits are in a class
by themselves. They are fashioned
by America's foremost designers,
finished by America's most skill-
best dressed women everywhere.
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woven expressly forFashicaseals.
Neither the fabrics nor the styles
can be duplicated in any other
line.
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ANNEXATION IS NOW FAYORED
Petition Are Beinj Prepared for Cir
culation, in South. Omaha.
SE3TDEE3T 13 HOW CHA5GED
Haas- Wl. Wnt reraaerlr O tm
CaittaK Osikt Ji4 Snata Omsk
Xew r.f tae Plea aad
Will Pash I.
After ilmmtrxf for several days the an
uutlon project for South Oatlit broke
lt shell Tuesday morning and It U under,
stood that petitions will be circulated at
one or with as little delay aa possible.
The move la said to have taken a wide
swath, tncludlni aome of the bis; corpora
tions of this locality. Many of those who
were aligned a-alnat It two yeara ago are
tow la to forefront of the annexationists.
T. J. O Neil and James Fltsgerald, two
af the former opponents of the movement
are out for It this time (nod and strong.
It la said that the picking Interests haws
atgaiCed their intention to favor the move.
Petitions will be put into the hands of
many persona, who will circulate them
amongst their friends. It Is said that a
number of buslnen men have algnlfied
their willingness to back the movement.
aefcerCng that the present tax rate ia alto
gather too high.-
The annexation plan has several d-fferent
sides, according to many down here. "Doc '
Tanner, defeated candidate for sheriff. Is
said by soma to be strongly in favor of the
movement, wtlie others assert that he is
In a receptive mood towards the annexa
tionists, but will await their Invitation to
come in.
The leaders are confident that the popu
lar vote for annexation will hava no op
position from any soiucs other than the
office holders, some of whom are known
to favor the change.
Slashed with a Rasor,
wounded with a gun or pieroad by a rusty
nail Bucklcn s Anuca Salve heals the
trouble. Guaranteed. 25c For sale b)
Beaton Drug Co.
5
a-
ril
7.50
for the genuine Cowan
Colonial Poster Bed
Your first taste of Cowan Quality Furniture
should be one of these Handsome Poster
Beds in solid mahogany, Colonial design.
The manufacturer f world-renowned Cowan
Cabinet Work have enable i us to of or tb regular $ 55
gad 65 standard values for 237.50
A special exhibit of high grada solid mahogany
farnltura during
Govan Week
Sept. llta to ltta
Orchard & Wilhelm
Carpet Company
4U.16-18 Soutk Sat-catl St.
PASTIME THRILLS WORKERS
Bee Booklovers' Contest Picture Till
Thousands with Greatest Joy.
EDUCATIONAL FEATUEE IS USE
Paaelale to Gala Muk Ksewlrdte of
World's LI term tare, la Addittea
to Aea.aleitloa of Ma ay
Rxrelleat Prtee.
WIDOW OF DS. I. JL BOEGLTTM DIES'
AT HEE HOME IN OMAHA.
Tr feel that fascinating thrill which goes
with the belief that you have solved one
of ths picture puzzles to gradually have it
dawn upon your puxxled brain that you
have struck rhe right title as represented
In the illustration such a condition is in
effable, yet Is one that every person en
joys. It la something' that grasps hold of
stores of happiness and sends unrestrained
Joy into your feelings. It is the Just re
ward for your patient endeavor, for your
Industruy, and for your Intelligent efforts.
It fills your whole soul with a happiness
that causes you to spread good cheer about
you.
The children of the family find these
picture puzzles the best entertainer that
have come to this city for years In the
form of free newspaper features. Night
after night thousands of Omaha children
are spending their spar Urn ia guessing
what book titles are represented la these
well-sxeeuted and clear-meaning illustra
tions. List la Rapidly 6rewii(.
Rapidly the list of Booklorers contest
ants is growing and many thousands are
now taking part In the great game. Out
in Nebraska. In Wyoming, serosa the line
ia Iowa, up ia the Black Hills everywhere
In the eligible territory men. women and
children are finding the puzzle solutions an
excellent pastime. It Is indeed rare sport.
Ilka unto that which the older peopis had
in the days of their youth. It Is interest
ing, instructive and refining. For who.
after going through the seventy-five days
of this contest, will not have a better
knowledge of the literature of the world
than ha doea night aow? It ia impos
sible to go through this great contest
and not gain a great deal in ona t literary
education. These books are selected from
a wide assortment, including juvenile, his
torical, philosophical and musical works.
There are titles that everyone is perfectly
familiar with. Then, of course, there are
a few titles that are not so well known.
But these titles which are strangers to the
average person are tew.
FALL TOURNEY PLANNED
BY THE OMAHA GUN CLUB
Twe Days
led tmw the
Tale
(keel
v Part af
Meats..
The annual fail tournament of the Omaha
Gun elub will b held at the club's traps
in Ceunstl Bluffs September 17 and IT. The
tournament will be epea to both profee
sional and amateur crackamen. Several
good oeu prises bsv bee, huag up sad It
is eapeotsd that t uraraey is.s year win
surpass any the previous fall uwma
meats. Atd from IDs reduia pregrasa
there li) aa eatra gua event seen day,
Uma BrftifiMi. TM wiaaee caa take 130
in esn u (.- of t U desired. The siui.
tag fcadi0p, rar.gjng ram aiateea to
twenty-eas ar wt4 Ul vagus.
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MRS. J. M. BORGLCM.
Barber Shop Owner
Fined Ten Dollars
Louis Eentfrow of the Windsor Hotel
Shop Fined, bat Barbers Who
Do Work Are Dismissed.
Louis Rentfrow, proprietor of the 'Wind
sor hotel barber snop. was fined tlO and
coats for violating the Sunday cloaing
ordinance. Tuesday morning. His two
barbers who did the work cn Sunday, Sep
tember X were dismissed. Two com
plaints were sJso filed by C. M. Fleder
against A. I Pardun. proprietor of the
Henshaw- hotel barber shop, and ona of
his employes, John Scott, but a continu
ance was taken until Wednesday. Septem
ber X.
According to evidence introduced by ths
plaintiffs in the trial against Bentfrow,
three men ware shaved oa September 1
but the barbers refused to take the money,
telling the customers to put ths 12 ects
in the cash register themselves.
TILE FLOOR LAYERS QUIT "
WORK AT COURT HOUSE
taaevtateadeat gays Ha Er
Hit Mea te Take Their
Plaere taaa.
Dea't waste reu saaas buying strength
ening piasters, Caaaabariaia's. loaimsat U
cheaper aa4 WtlSr, Damottq g piee cf
flaansl wtth It and bifid It aver ths af
fected pans and It wtlj rUeva rao paw
T9T aaia ay aU daars.
Eight tils floor lsyers quit their Jobs la
ths new county building Monday evening
because they thought they were aot re
ceiving enough pay for their work. A gang
of eight wood flooring workers was laid
off on order of Superintendent Dan Shane
and John Later. ser, arehitact, because they
were not doing their work prcperly.
Superintendent Shane aald Tuesday morn,
tng that othac men to take the plaoea of
those who are oft ths work will be hired
within a day or two and the trouble will
not add materially to the delay of comple
tion of the new building.
Xeatar Drake of Caldwell A Drake, denied
that there was any trouble.
Prices of Apples
Forced Downward
Bountiful Crops in Douglas Count;
Bring Fruit Within Beach of
Moderate Purse.
Bountiful crops ia Douglas eouoty or
chards have brought the price of apples
In local stores down aa low aa ) cents a
bushel not for windfalls, but for sound,
picked fru'.t. Larger, better colored fruit
can be had at 50 to 9 cents a bushel. The
price would be lower yet. say the dealers,
were It not for the fact that many of the
orchards have been bought outright by
packera.
Peaches and pears are advancing in pries
and those who would can and preserve
peaches are advised to buy them this week.
Reasonable prices on blue plums axe anticipated.
The merchant who "has ths goods' is
ths ona who uses ths advertising columns
to maka the fact public
PETITION IS TAKEN FROM
THIS BOGUS SOLICITOR
tlgarSaa Shaws teat Ha Was
Beckla ruai Cadar False
Iai
Bob Robinson, a young man of color, was
rudely checked la a promising enterprise
Tuesday by tha Associated Charities. He
bad started to solicit in the city ball on
a subscription' list to be devoted to the
needs of "Mra Joha Berger." supposed
to be ill. poverty stricken and forlorn
Some one sent him Into the charities
office where his paper was confiscated. A
visitor waa sent to the address of "Mrs.
Berger." 2tt Blnney. and found It in a
good neighborhood, inhabited only by white
folks and without poverty stricken families.
Robinson was not held and may be con
tinuing his soliciting. The circulation of
any such petition Is likely to be fraudu
lent, as families really In need are cared
for by tha authoriueo upon application or
notification.
YOUNG MAN KILLED BY CARS
FREMONT, yeb.. Sept. 11 (EpeclaX)
Tha body of aa unidentified man waa
found on the Union Pacific tracks near
North Bend station about 12. JO yesterday
afternoon. There waa nothing about tha
clothing by which he- could be idea rifled.
He was a young fellow probably from SB
to 25 years old and his clothing was of a
cheap quality. A through freight
over tha road shortly before tha body
found and it Is thought bs waa beating
his way and fell from the rods or brake
beame.
HYMENEAL
Parrls-Laa.
Miss Eunice P. Lea of Punlsp, la
daughter of George Lea, and Our
Parrls of McKinney, Tea., wera married
by Rev. Charles W. Savidga at his resi
dence Mondsy morning at 11.30. They wera
accompanied by Mrs. E. L. Mancn.ler of
Dunlap. La-: Misa Edna B. Chapman and
D. Grabenhorst of this city.
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"OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF HUE FOnS , w J
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SEPT. 13, 11 ,15, A $30,000.00 STOCK OF
HUE FURS Oil SALE DURING THESE
THREE DAYS AT 75c Oil THE DOLLAR
The ehoict collection of Furs ever shown in Omaha, representing the bet production of
the moEt prominent furriers in America. The pelt of every fur-bearing animal on earth
whose fur the dictates of fashion now declare desirable for miladys' comfort and adornment
U here displayed. FROM THE "ROYAL ERMINE" DOWN TO THE MOST HUMBLE
SPECIES. You'll find the most fetching shapes and combinations that the most noted for
eign and American designers have conceived, produced by the world's most skilled furrier.
YOU CAN SELECT NOW FROM ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY OF SHAPES IN
NECK PIECES Pellerines, Scarfs, Muffs in sets or single pieces, Automobile Coats in Mink,
Beaver, Dyed Otter, Natural Hair Seal Skin, Natural Pony, Black Pony, Mufkrat, Leopard,
Bion and other new furs made up plain or with contrasting fur collars and cuffs.
Automobile Fur Bugs, lined with Red Fox, Gray
Fox, Muskrat, Gray Squirrel, Plucked Opossum, Na
tural Raccoon, etc. Remember Buying Furs now
n 25 per cent price saving. By making a payment
down we will hold any garment for you that you may
select till called for. See this display Wednesday.
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