THE BET: OMAHA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER :4. 1311..
Tlic Orn all n Lice's Great
Bookfiovers' Coot est
The Most Extraordinary
Here Are New Coats for hladam
Ever Held By Any Store In Omaha
and Miss
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I Jsli V J- Jarful fyM
; J i j Try our ligbt luncheon when shopping. . M j J
i i Iot cnoclate wi1 whipped cream, 5c.
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OMAHA
We Bought from the Manufacturer of the Famous Pullman Blankets, 15,000 pairs
of those high grade blankets, which we will sell at Bargains Never Before Offered.
The Manufacturer, who made blankets especially for the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, retired from this industry to devote his capital to the dress goods weaving busi
ness. Pullman Blankets Have Never Before Been Offered Over a Retail Counter. .
$7.50 Genuine Pullman Sleeping Car Blankets, each $150
11-4 and 12-4 All-Wool Blankets, worth up to $10.00 a pair, each .$1.50
$6.00 Tine All-Wool Double Blankets, per pair $52.50
$15.00 Twin Bed and Single Blankets, per pair .$5.00
All-Wool Half and Quarter Blankets, each...-. 50c
Such Blanket Ear gains Will Probably Never Occur
Again. It Will Bd Well Worth a Special Trip
to Omaha to Attend This Sale and Buy
What Blankets You Need.
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Former Athlete Leaps
Two Stories to Death
PORTLAND. Or.. Oct JS-ttalph Dlm
(1rk, a young lawyer ct this city nl well
.known in th Pacific northwest and In
;th middle wart as an athUie, met dMth
: rljr today -while delirious, by Jumping
' from th second atory of, a fir escape
. of a local hospital.
Dlmlck. who contracted pneumonia ten
day aio aa th result of a, foot ball
ram between college alumni and tu
i Omta of th Tacltlo unlv.ralty at Forest
', firova. had been put of hit mind. Purine
'he momentary absence ' of hla nurse,
j Iilmlck Jumped from bad. climbed out of
) tha window and . leaped from th. fira
etcap. Alighting h. ran aaveral hun
I dr4 feet at great speed before dropping
, exhausted. . Th distance ha fell waa not
'great, but In hla weakened condition h
vii unabl to aland tha shock. - Ha- waa
dead when picked up.
Dlmlck. who -waa M year old. attended
l' title university several "years as"
later going to Whitman college. Walla
Walla, and finally graduated fiom Notre
Dame unlverslty'at'Notr Dame. Indiana.
WbU at Notre Dame, .Dlmlck became
widely known throughout the middle weat
aa a foot ball player. . . "
Fire Breaks Out
on German Cruiser
KIEL-. Oct. 'a rire broke out today on
th German cruiser Von Dr Tann. It
tarted In th tow, oil and alcohol etor
Toom and burned fiercely for half an
hour. Th- crr . worked heroically la
itlngulahlnnth flan sd th dama-
to th cruiser la .not great.
It la supposed that tb fir waa due to
spontaneous combustion-
A fir aimllar io that on th Von Der
Tann -and having' it origin alio In tha
storeroom -is believed to hava been re
sponsible ff ' th explosions which
wrecked tb IJXsrt. on of tha ftneet
vMaela In tha rrenr.nnavy, on September
S. last. Th disaster to tha French war.
ship reultd la the death of nearly -JS0
man afcd tha sarlou injury ct scores of
A fiCVJ VELVETS
COLLAR ON YOUR
OLD OVERCOAT
AND ATHOROUCH
DRY CLEANING
WILL MAKE IT
LOOK LIKE NEW.
Velvet collar coat fl.OO, ejl.50
and 3.50, owing to tha quality.
Pry Cleaning ami ii'eli)g coat
l.rit.
New aleeve Uulugtt, $1.50 fur
Mohair aud $2.00 for Satin;
getr battona, 80c; new armriita,
60c; new edge on alenree, 50c;
and all first claaa work.
We can't gtford to turn or.l
anything but flrucla8 work,
think too much of our (ourttrf-u
year' bard work bulldlcg up
our reputation. A phone call
will bring a wagon promptly.
The Pantorium
"(rood Ciraors and Vjer.'
t313.1fl-lT Joufs fit.
Either I'liooe.
t'iuj- Liggett, Pre.
Rcllablo
Dontlotry
AT
Tad's Cental Rccnis
Vk orn now will -Insure
all future foot trouble.
Whether you hae ever hud
foot troub e or not. your leg
and toft ncil proper sjppcit.
and tb oclentldc heel bat. of
the Anatomik Shoo extending
forward and to the tide beyond
the point of, greatest pressure,
la the only means by which
proper support can be obtained.
Come In and try on a pair of
Anatomlks We bav your ex
act pile - They feel o different,
6o much more couifoiiable than
ordinary thoe
Anatomlk shoes
are the most 1ml-
'tated shoes in the
'world. The Ana
tomlk booklet tells
why only the real
Austouiik ran fm
irfy yotr f?t
Trade mailt shown here l on
every pair of AuatotalKs.
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k. :
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II Helpless Cripple
SI D ;f
!l 4
Mi I 1 a, a
rm mvm s i .a. .. ...a
against In
At a time when moBt stores are
finding it a. hard matter to get
roats to sell at any rrlce. Bennetts
come forward with a wonderfully
complete and elegant showing at
prices ranging from the smallest
that will buy quality to the largest
sum reasonable for a coat of any
character.
In style our collection may be
divided Into coats for motoring,
for travel wear, for railroad wear,
for general street wear, for the
season's football games, for all
kinds of winter sports and other
enjoyments styles for
the ultra-fashlonably in
clined and the conserva
tive person.
you so idea of the price
Coats of Beautiful Mixtures
. $10.00 to $25.00
Finett Black BroaJcloth Coats
$10.00 to $35.00
Various Reversible Coats
$15.00 to $25.00
. ' . .
Handsome Caracul Coats
$19.50to $39.50
Etegani Plush Coats
$19.50 to $39.50
Reliable Fur Coats
o f all kinds
$35.00 to $165.00
Self-Supporting
John Gordon, a paralytic for
eleven years, has been self-supporting
through the assistance
of magazine readers. He Is a
Etibscrlptlon agent and can dup
licate any otfer made by the
various publishers, tast year,
through the assistance ot the
magazine readers, Mr. Gordon
earned a $2,000 cash premium.
This prize was deposited with
th Omaha Conservative Sav
ina & Lofen at-eoclation as
trustee. The Interest from the
nu'tiey will go towards th sup
j.ort of -Mr. Gordon during his
lite time and at death the prin
cipal sum will be uf-ed tor char
ity. If Mr. Gordon can nrure
(5,000 subscriptions to the Sat
urday Kveuiug Post and Ladies' Home Journal , this year he w ill
earn another prize of $3,000, which will also be donated to charity,
but the Interest will be devoted toward Mr. Gordon' support while
be Uvea. By Interesting the public in earning this $5,000 Mr. Gor
don will have, succeeded in obtaining a life income of $300 a year,
whioh Is more than he could accomplish by any other plan.
Readers of any of the various magazines ar earnestly requested
to mall their orders to John Gordon, 2423 a 24th 6tret, Omaha,
he wil! supply you with them at aa low a rate as any publisher or
ct.er ::se:r.. ati yua rill at the same time to asaibtlag a hclpioBs
cripple to earn his livelihood. Mr. Gordon needs 167 more sub
scriptions to the Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post
in October or be will fail. Call up Douglaa 7163 and send In your
order at onoe. Address.
GORDON, the fflagazine Men, Omaha
Ho. 70 Tuesday, October 34, 1911.
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Drexel Shoe Go.
1419 I'arnam St.
FINGER PRINT DID THE JOB
Colored CtoW eHe4 'tt
rolWaaM" Thea
, Squealed.
It ahOJld ta pronpiM(J that thl a'.ory
!a abaoluttlv frae even If It dun t anu.iil
that way. A few day btr Lieut'arit I
Faurot. In thaije cf the tlnjerpnni Je- ;
Irtipent at the Now York rollea heaa- ;
Quarter. a4 tor France, a ti iirt i
was brought In. He had tn arreatwl
on ;eiierl Kin'P' b? " lert PPW-
but th pol'.feman had n chai afalnst ,
hlnj ttat eouH '1-H. Faco took bis :
f)njrprln( !
tn hh is' a'l f oiuhneaa," aaid the i
tuf" "1 i.eber been ai-ft bfefo', and
I dan lil e ti e way uJ all treat me.
L'rn cr tihd wiiVi,i' o.an '' j
He hit r aht mm too. arid ai
a4u whkb pred to be accurst.
Ct becat th pel- still suspected blm
la eH'e t4 b!s reference tbey Gld
him b:le Faurot went throafh tha re--4
f tte feireau. rinalty he looked
i. s at tte rrj "Whet wer you dolus;
tj re't-h last Thurtlty Bight''
I 4 r..t.4 .
A i -t.. :! (. n-tro, "htah'a wher
I I V, bu th trufe. I don
t-jr oer In frennaylvanla,
I !tt f(r I: Hie l!rd out bcaua
I ' i f . Buff n Uth'Bd th
John Says:
"A fellow a th
Xui Hbow landea
nui with UU.UOO
aorea Of laud. I'OS
THB lilB'l
aAk.BI That guy
caa afford to buy
a whole boa of
o olgara- of m b
for h leave
Omaaa."
John's Cigar Store
JJl So. 16th St.
12
AMI SCMESTS.
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Tnit 1.11,1
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Mat. Every tay, 2.15. Every Niht S:15
The , Darllns of Farta: Willa Holt WU.
rield; (MtraU urlffln and Comuany; Bob
f ender a tfian'a; KlUy and VVViitworth;
I-elpsis; Mabelle Fond Company
Klneiostope, Orphtum Concert Orclies
tra r-rlre. Nlshl. 16c, Sfce. 50.-.
JUtinee. l,V. h, jr, exret
teturaay and Sunday
CEfJTISTRY
I can restore your
teeth without th ua
.f platea or brldg
ork. Call and let
us explain.
ScHsy, The Dentist
Uonal kenk aft.
"Oxa4'i tv cjstw
wwj- ST(. l3-SV30-7ia
Except tha Land Show Nuthln- Oteatei.
TSS TBOCAOXBOt with Ttank rinaer
Sauavagaaaa and TaodavlU-
Th Uv wire. Minnie Hurkw. Frank
Koa, Fraaki balUv tlai ot Webor .'i
FloMsV Mm J. Adams and th Sweet
H Clutch liea
ladle1 Plm atatlnee Kverv Week Bay.
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Tonight nt 16 Henry Millar In
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Tie contest la limited to th following trrltorv: Kebncfc. Wyoming, that portion of
Iowa weat of but not Including Ces Molnee. snJ rhtf r'-n of f;ou'. Oik"fa k.r.n
lbs Slatk Hills Platrlct.
FIRST PRIZE 82.000
Whit? Steamer Automobile
A 5-pat.jenger 1911 Model. White Steamer Touring Car odorless, smokeless
And noisolefca. No cranklnR no el.iftlng ot' gears; uny dPRlred epeed Vims
Steamer sales Increase e9ch auccee'Unir year. Has piactlcally un endorsement
of the United f;taie.i government, which owns and operates more White
Bteamera than all other cere combined Kichly upholstered, beautifully fin
ished, unlimited power, controlled speed. T&l oar will be exhibited in Omaha
ItUs as4
SECOND PRIZE
Value
$1,250
In th soft,' seml-troplc, climatic sone. extending-
north from San Diego to Shaetr County, Cali
fornia, lies Teharr county, in which is ult ja'ed
this beautiful little 10-acre ranch near the town
of Bad Bluff. This Is fruit land of a very high
order and is part of the celebrated Lutheran col
ony which had Its Inception with aa Omaha
clerfyman. Literature describing- this property
may be seen at th office of TSOWBB.nOX-BOI,.
TSB CO, la th City National Bank Bojldisg-,
Omaha.
THIRB PRIZE
Value
3GC
1
Tn inasnlf ictnt fincv walnut KRLX
AUTO OttASTO FZ.AYES.-rXl.l'O which noth
ing can excel, o other player-pUno haa in
tb shaolut th "human touch" so desired by
a musical ear and so prized by th manufac
turers. Thi Instrument will be exhibited, ex
plained and played for anyone w-ho wishes to
see It In th wars rooms on the third floor of
THE pENNETT CO;
UATTDTIT PDT717 Value
1 VUJAI.il 1 IMIjU S275
ri?9 tzssa
rt3
r IT3.... i
Ralston Is to be a manufacturlr.g city. They
hav a fine start with th Brown Truck Man
ufacturing Co.. the Rogers Motor Car Co., and
tb Howard 6tov Worka Everything deelr
abl to comfortable living ratv b found theie.
Cn on of th main buslneea streets The Bee
haa selected Its fourth prize a buslnesa lot
SoxlOO feet, and valued at 375.
FIFTn PRIZE, Value $225
In th same town and with the asm prospect of ndvar.cmn(. The tie
haa selected a realdenc lot 50x120 ft, and va'ued at 1235.
Ralston la on th only lnteruban trolley Ua runniu. out of Omaha snd
within forty minutes of the Omaha poatofflce.
Complete Information about this property at the offic of the SiXSTOV
TOWMSITB OOMVAMT, 3 OS South 17th Bt Omaha.
SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
Thl ineenloua encyclopedia, wnin is a deve op.
ON ment rather thin Invention, has beaides Its con
ver.iences the lue of hundreds of editors men
A tally equipped to make on of the greatest encv-
riopei-.aa ever compiled. One of the etroneest
recommendations for this work ia that it is from
fff-Z??".! fondon, DubUn
This sncyclopedla of twelv, volumST, ch . vaiiiu at t5 J i t mw
b aeeo at th OmaJ.a office ef W. A. aTiaantauyh k Co!, :614 it, h,, xrl
NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
af-r
FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZFS-
Five Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $3. Ten Prizes of $
Twenty, Prizes of $1.
WATCn FOR THE DAILY PICTURE IN THE BEE.
