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VISITORS TO THE AK-SAR-BEN CARNIVAL
(SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 7) WILL FIND THIS IMMENSE x
RETAIL INSTITUTION DECIDEDLY THE CHIEF
POINT OF INTEREST IN THIS CITY.
bur Great Buildings Connected
By Three Immense Tun
neled Arcades.
A sight to be seen nowhere else in America. The
Largest Stocks, the Greatest Varieties and the most
Authentic Styles in High Class Fall Merchandise
shown by any store west of Chicago.
Oben Vou Beach Omaha
ome at Once to
Each Dept.
of the
Store has
Something
of Interest
to you
for "Stylo
Show"
Week.
r7amJj"T",""
We Sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
Because They are the Best Patterns Made.
Make Pre
parations
Today for
the People
You are Ex
pecting During
Ak-Sar-Ben
Carnival.
Summer Coal Prices Still Effective But
, They May Advance October 1st
All Indications In the coal trade point to a raise In rrlce October 1st. This Is to
serve as a reminder that this may be the last week In which you can secure such low
prices on our famous Capitol (Zelgler) coal. A word to the wise, etc.
Capitol Zeigler) coal
lump or nut. per ton P
Nona other as good at anywhere near the same
price.
Dominion lump and fc
nut coal per ton , . .
This coal la best for those who buy only one
kind for various uses.
Genuine Scranton
anthracite coal, ton
Tou will learn the difference after
tried Scranton Anthracite.
$10
.50
.50
only one
.50
Sample Sack
of Capitol
Nut Coal
will be sent to any
address for
30c
you have
Inquire for our special prices on other coals.
EMK9
STORES
Check your baggage and parcels FREE. Make use of
our Rest Rooms and Waiting Rooms for women and
children. FREE TELEPHONES FREE PARCEL
DELIVERY. Best moderate priced Lunch Counter
and Restaurant in Omaha.
Brandeis Stores Cover ..ore Than 10
Acres of Floor Space and Employ
ore Than 1,000 Clerks.
Visit Brandeis Stores even if you are only in Omaha
a few days.
ONE BLOCK FROM CARNIVAL ENTRANCE.
Ira
ndeis Store;
16TH- DOUGLAS 17TH STREETS.
OMAHA.
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i I'l''iT" rBSBaBBXT.MBTfMtta
DRS. MACH & MACH
iucceekors to
BAILEY & MACH
DSBTTXSTS
Neatest equipped dental office) la
Omaha. Highest grade dentistry at
reasonable pricea Porcelain fillings.
Just like the tooth. All Instruments
carefully sterilised after each, opera
tion.
Co. 16th aad Ttmm S)ta.
IIIU TX.OOB fAXTOa BLOCS
AMUSEMENTS.
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a. x v . ; . , ft
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a'fj"i5
Wonder-Talc
or TBI
Wonder-West
Told at tbs
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DHAKA I.ABTD UOw
Thousands of exhibits, a 1
moual farms, farm ma
chine demonstration, mo- V
tion plituiea. lecture, etc WVA
basos aits iiowi V
bee the West the land f
where money grow 11
under one roof. V71a
ASlgJBBIOS as CZBTS. J
-ouaba-s tvw omia
Daily Mat., 15-lS-BOe
ags, is-aa-ao-tM
Bemtlnr Ak-Bar-Bea Week.
rfaViaBIO BANNER SHOW
XXJaAVAOABZA AID T AtTDSTaXU
Koejta Mantuia'e Oriental number,
"The taoape From the Harem." Great
ello and burner chorus of Glrlkios.
tVaaJeeV XUme MaUs Bvery Wmi Bay.
AMUSEMENTS.
Sou-. M
tad. A-14M
1DTAHCID AUDBTXX.I.B
Hat. Every Day BUS, Bvery Wight BilB
This week: "A Night in a Turkish
Bath;" Genaro and Bailey; Mile. Ee
Palllerea: Kennev. Nobody and Piatt;
Smyths and Hartman; Clifford Walker;
Hlnton and wooien; Mnourome, ur
pheura Concert OrcheBtra.
PRICES:
Night lOo, 850, 600. TSo
Matinee, best seats aae
(.Except Holidays, Saturday eY 6unday
KRUG
fat. Today t6e
Might, aoo.
Wo hlarfcer.
Today t :30 Tonight BtSO.
JARDIN DE PARIS GIRLS
and CORA LIVINGSTON
Champion Woman Wrestlsr of the
World. MSBT1WO A LI. COkCZBS.
AMERICAN THEATER
TONIGHT
Mats. Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday,
rrloss lOo and 86a.
MISQ EVA LANG
aad tka Woodward Block Co. la
-The Fourth Estate"
NEXT WEEK Glittering Gloria.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Tonight. ISO, 88c, BOO.
Wednesday Matinee, Any Beat tSo
HUM AN HEARTS
frAday IITH DATS.
October 1 to
MADAatS BBBBBT.
October a, a CIACaOST OX.COTT.
Women s
Coats
at $25.00
A New Collection Ar
rived for the '"Style
Show" Week Di$play
And, of course, you will
be here "Wednesday to see
them for they represent
the very latest word in
coat fashions.
They are made of broad
cloths, mixtures, fancy striped
materials, cheviots, caracul and
plush in black, navy, brown,
gray and tan shades.'
All are cut along the newest
semi-fitting lines, making them
quite the most fashionable and
graceful garment of the season.
Sailor collars and Bhawl col
lars with the long roll; braids,
embroidery work, handsome
buttons and beautiful eilk
frogs-anything that Is fashion
able and that madam wishes is
to be found in the trlmings of
this superb collection at $25.00.
' Sizes for women and misses,
$25.00
Reversible Coats--One
of the Season a Best
Novelties at $19.50.
Constructed of high
grade two-toned mixtures
in harmonious shades of
gray, tan and brown. Have
pockets, large fancy but
tons, deep cuffs, and large
collars and revers.
Sizes 34 to 44, inclusive.
There are thousands of S. & 11. Green Trading Stamp
collectors in Omaha and everyone of them is entitled to
10 Free Stamps Wednesday
All you have to do is bring your books to our Premium Parlors
Balcony, Main Floor. Vou do not have to spend a cent to get these
FREE STAMPS. Vou may have 10 stamps for everyone of your old
books whether you secured them at Bennett's or not. Yon may start
a many new books as you wish and on this day only we will give you
20 FREE STAMPS for the new books. -
It is a GREAT FREE STAMP DISTRIBUTION and all of you are
entitled to take advantage of It if you bring your books to our Premium
Parlors.
$19.50
Stamp Specials in the Stationery Store
Three Dockages of shelf paper In
assorted colors and 10 "I ftp
stamps for AV
Three packages commercial size
envelopes and 10 stamps
1 package of lunch paper
and 10 stamps for
10c
Iriuh Unci tablets In three differ
ent sizes and 10 rip
stamps, choice avv
Poet card albums that will hold
200 cards and 10 stamps OC
1 bottle of Carter's Ink snd 1 1 ftp
dozen pens, with 10 stamps
Extra S. & H. Green Trading Stamps in the Grocery
Store Wednesday and Thursday
2 lb. can Bennett's Breakfast coffee
and 40 stamps 590
Bennett's Capitol coffee, and -0
stamps, lb 30o
Assorted teas, and 60 stamps lb. 480
Tea siftlngs, and 10 stamps, pound
package l&o
1-1 b. can 3. C. baking powder and 20
stamps 940
Beauty asparagus, and 10 atamps.
can 90o
Geo. Dalidet's extra choice mush
rooms a 45c can for SOo
Snlder'a salad dressing;, and 10
stamps, bottle , 85o
Diamond Crystal table salt, and 10
stamps, tack lOo
Haarman Vinegar, and 10 stamps,
bottle 9SO
Galllard's olive oil, and 20 stamps,
bottle 95o
Snlder's chile sauco, and 10 stamps,
bottle 9SO
24 lb. sack "Queen of Pantry" pastry
flour and 40 stamps 91.33
Two jars peanut butter and 10 stamps
for aoo
Calumet baking powder, and 5
stamps, can 100
Navy beans--special for Wednesday
and Thursday only 6 lbs. for ..850
Snlder's caUup, and 10 stamps, bot
tle for ..........930
Full cream cheese and 10 stamps,
pound .- flOo
Virginia Swiss cheese, and 10 stamps,
pound 8so
BENNETT'S EXCELSIOR FLOUR,
SPECIAL for Wednesday and
Thursday, the sack ., $1.40
Bennett's Capitol extracts, and 20
stsmps, bottle 18o
Bennett's Capitol oats, and 10 atampa,
2-lb. package lOo
Bennett's Capitol wheat and 10
stamps. 2-lb. package 100
Bennett's Capitol pancako flour and
10 stamps. 2-lb. package lOo
Seedless raisins, and 10 atampa, the
pound 19V&0
Quart can Franco-American boupm,
worth 35c, for 90o
H-lb. can pure pepper and 5 stamps
for loo
Free Demonstration of
ONION HALT
The Universal rood Seasoning.
Wednesday's Menu Olive Sand
wiches. Watch for this announcement
every day. It will interest you.
W ednesday Meat
Bargains
Shoulder Steak, 2 pounds ..15
Hamburger, 3 pounds 25
Pot Roast ... . .8H and 6H
Lamb Stew 4 He
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OMAHA'S FUKE
rOOD OXITTEJ
Wednesday '
Specials
Sandhill Potatoes, per peck 30c
per bushel $1-00
Peanuts, per quart Bo
Fan-y Tokay Grapes (large
baskets) ...SOo
Bait L.ake Elberta Peaches, per
box 86o
S Stalks Well Bleached Celery
at loo
Fine Conking Apples, per peck
20c; per bushel TSo
Fresh Largs Pine Apples.. 90o
IS Gross 4-Gal. Mason Jars,
per dos 6Ao
4 Uaeeda Biscuits 15c.
8 Cakes "Magic Washer" Soap
at 950
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per
pkg 100
8 Cans "Nabob" Soups (assort
ed) 95o
Barns! Ginger Snaps SOo
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' HOTELS AMD HESORTS.
Marquette Hotel
18th and Waahtagxoa Ave.
ST. LOriS. MO.
400 Rooms, f 100 and 11.50, with
bath 12.00 to $2.50. A Hotel for
vmir Mother. Wife and Sister
X. U. CULNCY, Pl ea.
Iplendid Traie
daily between
Omaha and Chicago
The Best of Everything
SCHEDULES OMAHA TO CHICAGO
Lv. Omaha 12.05 p.m. 5.18 p.m. .80 p.m. 6.35 p.m.
Ar. Chicago 6.45 a.m. 7.20 a. m. 7.45 a.m. 8 JO a.m.
Lv. Omaha 7.55 p.m. 8.58 p.m. 12.40 a.m. 7.40 a.m.
Ar." Chicago 9.16 a.m. 11.20 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 8.45 p.m.
SCHEDULES CHICAGO TO OMAHA
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Lv. Chicago
Ar. Omaha
8 JO a.m.
10.40 p.m.
10.00 a.m.
11.15 p.m.
6.05 p.m.
6.49 a.m.
Lv. Chicago 8.30 p.m.
Ar. Omaha 9. 1 5 a. m.
10.16 p.m.
12.30 p.m.
10.45 p.m.
3.28 p.m.
Alt trains arrive at and depart from tka new passenger terminal.
Chicago t ha moat prfclly appointed railway ttation in th wort J.
J The famous double track, auto
matic safety signal line between
the Missouri River and Chicago.
NW1991
Tuht Off at
Chicago and
North Western Ry.
1401-1403 Farnam Strtet
Omaha, Nti.
Be sure and get the Comic Section of The Sunday Bee.
It will be worth while.
Ttie Omaha lice's Great
Booklovers' Cor&test
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1 St -''''wm
Ho. 43 Wedaesday, Bsptsmbber 87, 18X1.
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What Book Does This Picture Represent?
Title .:.Ms)
Author ........ .t. . m .
Your Name
Strcot and Numbar ... . .
City or Town ;
Write In title and author of book and BAV coupon and picture. Ben't
no coupon until finish of the contest Is announced. Each picture represents
f ' 1 ...lv .ivfc Bvtia ih.i Q' iDU uos vuuLBiiiillf DHUU names
on which all puzzle pictures are based the catalogue used by the contest
editor are for sale at the Business Offlca at The Bee for 26 cents; by mail,
30 cents. '
Rule of the Contest
All psnoos are eligible te enter t&la eostMt eio employes of tae Omaha Bee aa4
naabara of their families. Kach dM. for Mr-nty-rive dire, there will be publlShM la
The Bm a picture which will npreaeat the uni of a book. Boaeath ezea picture there
will bo a blank tor th oontnUnt to fill In the till of the book.
Cut out both the picture aad the blank and fill is the name and author ot the book
and add your name and addroaa aaatlr and plalnljr la tho provided.
No restriction, will bo plauod on the way la which anaar to tha pictures mar be
eared. ach picture raproaanta 0M7 one title of one book. If you are not sure of a title
and wlah to send In mora than one aaawer to each picture, you may do ao. BUT NOT
MORS THAN 71VB AJ48WKHS TO ANY ONS PICTITKH WILL BS PEKM.ITTEO. Ia
correct anaware will not ba counted asainet oontaatanta If correct anawar la also alTae,
More than one anawar ahould not bo put on tha earns coupon. Kxtra ooupona ahould be
uaed for aztra anaware. All aaawer to th sara number ahould ba k-pt toiothsr whaa
aandlni In th est. Only on Hat may be submitted by one contestant, though any Hat may
have five anawar to each pussle.
Tha numbar ot coupon a uaad enawar given must be plainly wrtttea ea the eutaide ef
each BET awbmltt-d. but do sot write euch information on tha wrapper.
Whtl not absolutely naoasaary, it la doalrabl that tha plcturaa ahould 'is each ease
be eant In with tha answer, la order that all answer b uniform. Additional picture
end coupon may be obtained at the office of Tha Bo by mall or Iff parse.
Wha you bT all Tuty-flT plot sea, faatan thara together In a KUAT packag aal
bring or mail them to Tho Omaha Boa, addrned te BookloTer' Contest Kdltor. Prises
will be awarded to th oontaatanta eandlng la th largest sum bar ef eorreot eolutloa. la
erent of two or more persona having tha aama number ot correct solution, th person
salng th amellar number ot aitra coupon In hi set of anawar will be declared winner. Is
event of two parson havlna the earn number correct and using th earn umber ot 00.
pons, th persoa whose eat of anaware I moat neatly prepared. In th opinion of th full
Judging committee, will rectlv th first prls.
Only ea list of answer may be eubmittad by a contestant aad only on prize will be
awarded to eae family at ote addrea.
Th use of th coupons I not obligatory upon tbs contestant, and aa answer may be
submitted la any legible manner the contestant may select.
Award will be made strictly according to the mailt of each separate list.
Th turn of more thaa one parson must sot be writtea upon any ea eoupea. 1
Th award will be mad by th Co meat Kdltor sad a aommltta ef well-knowa ettl.
aeu, who names will be announced later.
Tie oooteet te limited te th following tarrltoryt Nebraska, Wyoming, that sortloa f
Iowa west ot but not Including Dee Molaen, aad that sactioa ot South Dakota known a
the Black Hill District.
FIRST PRIZE J2B
02,000
White Steamer Automobile
A 6-nassenaer 1911 Model White Steamer Tourlne; Car odorless, smokeless
and noiseless. No cranking no shifting; of gears; any desired speed. Whlto
Bteamer sales lnrreane each succeeding year. Has practically an endorsement
of tho United States government, which owns and operates more White
Steamers thsn all other cars combined. Richly upholstered, beautifully fin
ished, unlimited power, controlled speed. This oar will bo exhibited la Omaha
at Pwutunoada. lath aad Maraey uta.
SECOND PRIZE ygj0
la tho aoft, aeml-troplc, climatic gone, extend
ing north from San Diego to Bhasta County, Cali
fornia, lies Tehama county, in which la aituated
this beautiful little 10-acre ranch near tha town
of Red Bluff. This la fruit land of a very high
order and la part of tha celebrated Lutheran col
ony which had Ita Inception with an Omaha
clergyman. Literature describing this property
may be seen at tha office of TStOWSKXsaa-SOZie
BTSB CO, la tho City JteUonal Bank SolUlnr,
Omaha.
1 mi a
THIRD PRIZE XSoo
Tha magnificent, fancy walnnt XBELZi
ATTO OBAITO lI.ATXB-riATO which noth
ing can excel. No other player-piano haa In
tha absolute the "human touch" ao desired by
a musical ear and so prized by the manufac
turers. This instrument will ba exhibited, ex
plained and played for anyone who wlshoa to
se it In tha ware rooms on the third floor ot
THE BENNETT CO.
FOURTH PRIZE Eft
$278
Ralston la to be a manufacturing city. They
have a fine start with the Brown Truck Man
ufacturing Co., the Rogers Motor Car Co., and
the Howard Stove Works. Everything deslr- .
able to comfortable living msv be found there.
On one of the main business streets Tho Bee
hss selected Its fourth prize a business lot
26x100 feet, and valued at 8878.
FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
In tho same town and with tha same prospect of advancement. Tha Be
haa selected a residence lot 60x120 ft., and valued at 8385.
Rule ton Is on the only Interuban trolley lino running out of Omaha and
within forty minutes of the Omaha postofi'ice.
Complete information about this property at the offlca Of tha BAXNTOeT
Townarra coatPAirr, 30s aontu 17th at Omaha.
SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
This Ingenious encyclopedia, which Is a develop,
ment rather than Invention, has besides lis con
veniences the value of hundreds of edltore men
tally equipped to make ona of the greatest ency
clopedias ever compiled One of the strongest
recommendations for this work I that It la from
the press of the rellHhle old houee of TIOl,
BTZX.BOT 81 BOSS, of Kew-Tork, London, DubUa
, , avuo aiaiuDurgo, wnicn was rounded In 1788.
Thia encyclopedia of twelve volurnea. which Is valued at $9 a set. may
ba seen at the Omaha office of W. A. Blzenbaugh at Co 1814 Bt. Mary's Ave.
NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
Theee prizes consist of twenty-four volume cloth bound sets of tho ook
of Knowledge," sn encyclopedia made especially for children and sold st $3
s set. This work is written in simple language and is a "wonder book" In
that it makee simple all knowledge nrcestry to broad education. There are
iiunrTrede of colored pltte snd thousands In blsck snd mhite This Is s fully
equipped encyclopedia made for children, snd may be seen at the Oman
offices of W. A. iallERBADOB St 1814 St. Mary's Avenue.
FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZES
Five Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $5.
Twenty Prizes of $1.
Ten Prizes of $2.
WATCH TOE THE DAILY PICTURE IN THE BEE.