Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 15, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

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Planned, Prepared and Conducted in Bennett's Matchless Way
Presenting Only Such Qualities as Aro Beyond Criticism, the Choicest Now
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oiyius in assonments or uroat magnitude and Values Impossible to JLxcol
We have orevious Challenge Sale records tn
beat and it has ever been the policy of this store to surpass pre
vious accomplishments with every succeeding effort. That is
why we have spent months in determining the correct fashions
for the Fall and winter season, in searching out manufacturers
who are capable of preparing merchandise that measures up to our high, un
varying standard, in forcing prices down ' wherever we could do so without
sacrificing the quality, in organizing and reinforcing every detail to make this
the GREATEST SALE IN OMAHA.
In this sale vou will find the largest variety of
French and Guaranteed Willow Plumes in the city, hundreds of
Bird of Paradise, thousands of fancy Feather Novelties, thous
ands of Untrimmed Hats and Ready-to AVear and Trimmed Hats
almost without number. But the best part of it is, you are get
ting all of this headwear style and goodness at the beginning of the 6eason
at prices you would expect only after the demand is over. If you ar not
pleased with your purchase after examining it in your home, bring it back.
Your money will be refunded without cross-examination.
We Challenge Any Store in Iowa r Nebraska to Duplicate These Values and for Your Own Protection We Ask You to Compare
Them With Anything Yu Will Find Offered Elsewhere Friday or Any Other Day While the Challango Sale is in Progress
Five Hundred Trimmed Hats, S2.98
The hats in this assortment come in a good variety of small, medium
and large shapes. They are made of high grade silks and silk velvet
and trimmed in all of the latest modes, $5.00, $6.00 CI C
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and $7.00 values, Challenge Sale Price
One lot of about two hundred misses' fine trimmed hats, in black and the
most wanted colors; hats that are worth up to J1.98 each, Challenge Sale price, 98c.
FREE
A beautiful veiPwill be
given free to every
purchaser of a trimmed
hat during this sale.
Up to $20 Ostrich Trimmed Hats. $8.98
A very large variety of elegant hats, trimmed with finest quality os
trich plumes, was made especially for this Challenge Sale. Under any
other conditions they would cost you from $15.00 AC
t4jjucy
to $20.00. During the Challenge Sale
One hundred small and medium black hats in styles that will become the
matron and elderly woman, trimmed with pretty ostrich tips; $15.00 value at $9.08.
On Our Entire
Stock of
Ostrich and Bird
Paradise
Trimmed Hats
Challenge of
and Silk Velvet Hats Greatest Collection in Omaha
The felt hat vou have been waiting for can now be secured at a wonderful saving from
the finest and only complete stock in Omaha. There are bright finished felt hats in solid colors, two-toned effects and reversible; in styles
and qualities that will please every fancy, and prices that will suit every purse. Read each item again and again. Every word tells of a saving.
Women's Untrimmed Hats of the finest French felts, In all of the most popu
lar colors; values up to sx.as; cnauenge baie price, while they 'TO
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Ihe new two-toned Felt Hat The kind that are so hard t.o find and which
are selling elsewhere at $2.98 or more; Challenge Sale price, r o
each ..yOC
Misses' and children's hats, of finest French felts, in a good variety ot new
shapes and colorings; bats worth up to $1.60 each; for Friday i
only, choice J JC
Fine silk velvet hats, in all good shapes from the largest to the smallest, black
and all colors, values up to f 3.00; Challenge Sale price, jrj
Off
On About One
Hundred Imported
French Hats
Rare Model.
All Guaranteed Willow Plumes at a Third Less
Keep this fact first and foremost in your mind that headline means your choice of our entire 6tock is absolute and un
restricted. And there will not be another offer like it In Omaha, for THIS IS THE ONLY STORE IN OMAHA THAT
GUARANTEES "WILLOW PLUMES. The guarantee is a written one and will be given with every willow plume purchased in
this sale just the same as if you had paid the full price. If you do not care to purchase now, pay us one dollar and we will re
serve any plume for 6uch time as you may wish. Black, white and colors for your choosing.
On Our Entire Stock of Fine French Plumes.
lur Entire Stock of Bird of Paradise,
ur Entire Stock ef Aigrettes.
One-Third Off
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II The 0nly Store in Omaha That Guar-
antees Willow Plumes.
GREAT IRRIGATION PROJECT
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Omaha Man Tells of Reclamation of
Willow River Country.
FRUIT TREES SUPPLANT SAGE
Qarl At of Company Dispoaiaa
ef Un4 Has Arranged for Fine
Exhibit to Bo Soes at
Omaha Land Show. ,
What Is regarded as one Of the larcest
aad molt Interesting irrigation schamea In
tha west Is that of tha Willow River Land
and Irrigation company's project at Bro
can. Ore. The system, which will ha com
pleted by the Is st of November at a cost
of about l.0o,000. will Irrigate 50.000 sores
. of land, nearly 3.000 of which has already
been planted to fruit. Tha disposal of the
reclaimed acres Is In charge of Clinton,
Hum & Co. of Boise, of which Fred C.
Martin of this city Is tha general agent.
This is tha sixteenth project this firm has
taken ud and all of them have been dis
posed of without a dissatisfied home-
steader.
Mr. Martin has arranged with tha Omaha
Land show management to be represented
at the expotition of products here in Octo
bar. and he will have an elegant , display
of fruits and grains from the Willow River
valley district This valley is located dl
rectly west of Payette, Idaho, and the
Oregon Short Llna runs directly through
tha district. Tha water shed, which In
sures all the water needed and more, flows
from . tha Burnt mountain district. The
land embraced tn the project has already
baen graded and fenced and is ready to
receive settlers.
NEBRASKA RANGERS AT $6.10
Bight Loads of White Faea Benti
BrlBf Good Price on Koala
Omaha Market.
John C. Coffee was on tha South Omaha
market Wednesday with eight carloads of
strictly grass beef, averaging 1.170 pounds,
that were sold by the National Live Stock
Commission company for . the handsome
pries of tt-IO. the entire shipment realising
this figure. These cattle were 411 of Mr
Col tee's own raising and run on the open
range during the summer.
A Great Advantage to Working Men.
J. A. Maple. US 6. 7th ft . Stetibenvllle
says: "For years I suffered from weak
kidneys and a severe bladder trouble.
learned of Foley Kidney Pil'.s and their
wonderful euros, so I began taking them,
and sure enough I had as good results as
any I heard about. My backache left roe
and to one of my business, expressman.
that alone is a groat advantage. My kid
soys acted free and normal, and that
saved ma a lot of misery. It is now
ales sura to work where tt used to be a
misery. Foley Kidney Pills have cured me
and have my highest praise." for sale
by all druggists.
Kennedy Announces
Executive Committee
A. B. Allen of Lincoln is Secretary
and E. R. Gurney of Fremont
Treasurer of Committee.
John L. Kennedy, chairman of the re
publican state central committee, an
nounced today that' he has , appointed
Arthur B. Allen of Lincoln secretary and
E. R. Gurney of Fremont treasurer of the
committee, and has selected the following
executive committee:
First Congressional District E. A- Fer.
neau. Auburn.
Second District A.'W. Jefferls, Omaha.
Third District J. C. McNish, Wisner.
Fourth District Anton Dredls,, Crete.
Fifth District C. W. McConaughy. Hol
drege. Sixth District N. P. McDonald. Kearney.
DUNDEE MIX GETS IN COURT
Well Diggers Sue for $15,000 Dam
ages for False Arrest.
SUE SHERIFF AND THE BOARD
Arises from Effort to Keen Stores
from the Village Except on
Street Designated by
the Trast.ee.
Damage suits for 115.000 for false arrest
and imprisonment and for malicious perse
cution were started against Sheriff Edwin
F. Bralley and against H. F. L.avltt and
other officials of the village of Dundee by
John E. Sager and Harvey H. eager, well
borers. In district court Thursday morning
Tha suits are tn connection with the fight
between Dr. Elmer R. Porter and the Dun
dee officials, who are trying to prevent his
putting up a store building in the village
John E. Eager asks $14,000 damages of
H. P. Lesvltt. Wallace E. Shepard. A
Thomas Klopp. Henry E. Johnson, George
H. Gillespie and Ellery H. Westerfield
Harvey H. eager asks J10.O0O damages of
Sheriff Bralley and Wallace E. Shepard.
Harvey H. Sager and E. L. Sager were
arraigned In county court Thursday morn
ing on charges of having well boring
apparatus within th- village limits with
out license. They pleaded not guilty. Their
hearings were set for September 20. -Thursday
afternoon the Sager s filed
second tiO.000 damage suit against Shepard
and Bralley, making the Lion Bond'ng and
Surety company, Bralley's bondsman.
co-defendant In the hurry to file tha suits
Thursday- morning the possible liability
of the bonding company was overlooked.
trip from New York September 30. All of
the cabin accommodations are on the upper
deck and midship. The vessel like all
other vessels of this fleet, is equipped with
wireless telegraphy and submarine bell
signals.
THIEF CATCHERS REWARDED
Mark aad Wright Reeelvo $50
Chocks for Catching; Jacobeoa
Jewelry Hobaor.
The Jewelers' Security Alliance of the
United States has given A. Marks of Omaha
and Officer Guy 8. Wright each a check
for ISO for the capture of a thief last June
who broke Into the jewelry shop of J.
Jacobeen In the Douglas block.
DUararefal Contact
of liver aad boweie. In refusing to sot, Is
quickly remedied with Dr. King s New Life
Plils. f-0' J bir Beaton Drug Co.
NEW FRENCH LINE
STEAMER A GREAT SUCCESS
Trial Trip of This New One-Class
Cab la Qaadraple Screw Steamer
Satisfactory la Every Respect.
A cablegram Just received from Havre.
France, states that the new quadruple
screw steamer "Rochambeau" of the Com
pagnle Generate Transatlantlque, on iu
trial trips, has given great satisfaction.
This Is the latest addition to the magr.1
ficlent fleet of the Compagnle Generate
Transatlantlque and will be a great Innova
tion as It haa four propellers, two worked
by reciprocating engines and two by tur
bines driven by the exhaust steam from
the former.
The Rochambeau" Is scheduled to tnkt
Its maiden trip from Havre on Saturday,
September 1. and every trtn on the
steamer has been sold. It makes Its first
Looking for Two Men.
CLEVELAND. O., Sept. K-The mysteri
ous drowning today of Captain Frank G.
Warner, commander of the Ohio Naval
MUttla ship. Dorothea, has caused the po
lice to be on the lookout for two civilians
who were with Captain Werner and who
disappeared after giving an alarm.
JOHN W. BLANT0N INJURED
& t ro o U by Aatomoblle at Sixteenth
and Dodge aa Ho Alights
from Car.
John Wesley Blanton, who lives at the
Union gospel mission, was struck a'nd
knocked down by an automobile at Six
teenth and Douglas streets early last
night. Blanton alighted from a south
bound car and walked across the street
In front of tha automobile driven by T. J.
O'Nell, 1006 North Twenty-third street.
South Omaha. Blanton was only slightly
bruised and lacerated about the arms and
legs.
Few, if any, medicines have met with the
uniform success that has attended the
use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The remarkable euros
of collo and diarrhoea which It has ef
fected In slmost every neighborhood hsve
given It a wtda reputation. For sale by
all dealers.
Ichiiioller & ueller's
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74 more of our HAND
MADE SCHMOLLER &
MUELLER PIANOS to
bo sold this week at
WHOLESALE Prices
ranging fron
$145 to $275
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Reach Their
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And on terms of no
Money Down, 30
days Free Trial
Free Stool. Free
Scarf, free Life
Insurance, 25
year guarantee.
Per
week
We have sold more Schmoller
& Mueller Pianos the past week
than we have ever sold in ONE
WEEK during our 52 years in the
Piano Duslness.
The deep excavating of the new
Woodmen of the World Duilding
FORCED us to remove these Pianos
from our floors to protect the west wall of
our building. While we are FORCED to.
sell these pianos at this price now we know
that we will reap the benefit from the adver
tising every one of these pianos will give us for
20 years to come. During this week's salo we will
f yr uyt:ar9 10 come, vunng ino ween a aaiu we win
V? Sive absolutely FREE A LADY'S OR CENTLE-
you have 17 other make of Instruments to -select
from- 0rders y mal1 will receive prompt and careful
TV attention. 25 pianos will be rented for $3 per month and
we will keep same tuned and Insured free of charge.
Schmoller Ik Mueller Piano Company
.Manufacturer V.-holeaJersIl-tJaiers 1311-1313 Fa mam St.. Omaha. Net).
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The Arden Jacket v
This unusual little house garment is
an old friend of yours. Do you recogf
nize it ? It is the kimono changed to
meet the demand for natural lines
shortened a bit in the sleeves, tightened
a trifle over the shoulder, shaped a little
in the body. It is one of the prettiest
fashions of the season and one of the
most generally useful. Already its vogue
rivals the toque fad. Everybody who is
anybody is wearing them or making them
for Christmas gifts. Send us the coupon
below for complete directions. The
yarn used is Fleisher's Shetland Floss,
one of the thirteen "
These yarns are spun of the finest wools by
processes that retain all the "life" of the delicate
wool fibres. This produces a softness and elas
ticity that hard wear will not damage. That U
why Fleisher Yarn garments are so durable.
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