Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 06, 1911, Image 12
Till; liKK: OMAHA. .M(J.1AV. XOVKMISF.K C i:11. ' : i!r WEDNESDAY All the Women's TAILORED SKIRTS From tlifl Jlarnm Stork. t a m a m Hi mm a. THURSDAY f .(ll the Wttmrn's Clonks '4 from the names stuck 83.98. S. 96.08 $ ! FKIHAV Jii All lliff KlmoniMi. All the Cotton Petticoat!, jp All the Children's iJres' ijJ All the Women's Silk and Net Waists 3 From the Barnes & Co. Stock, on Sale Tuesday rli dlSSfe .33K. fjCA S clte I New Waists of Beautiful Nets, Silks and Laces, worth up to $10.00, at $1.93 lu tho git 'at Uarncs Flock wvrc thousands 'of Wautiful waists inado for faliionahlo lo and designed in tlif vt-ry latost effects' for fall and winter wear. They nre jpsqui- kL dress and evening waists, of white and black and every dainty evening shade ijE 1 1 nidc 'if . Mte dress nnu evening waists, ot white ami hlaek and every dainty evening shade J4 y high or )ov necks long or short sleeves highest quality of new f-ilk and net fabrics Ti, ;j ui sniuiunj; iitncitj lucits. tffi y Vy, Worth $5.00, $8.00 and $10.00 all on sale in our Basement Cloak j JMJ mum w v 0 Department, Tuesday, at. s All the Women's Fine Silk Petticoats C$1 QO Sf From the Barnes Stock, worth ud to $5 each, at WJLvW ado and finely $4 made to sell up hl rjj iu ii.ww iu juaacjucui, viuan uvpai iuivui, xueautty, at px,uo T . Hi. t! High grade all tilk taffeta nm!. mescaline petticoats, beautifully mad Jr trimmed, carefully sized, black 'and every color,' all sizes positively Extraordinary Sale of Notions .zoo These 25 NOTION ITEMS for . ,000 boxes, each containing a quantity of notions that, if bought individually, would cost from $1.00 to $1.2.'), will be sold Tuesday at Notion Dept; at, each box Each box contains the following articles: 2 cards Hooks and Eyes. ( 2 spools of Thread. 1 'paper Machine Noodles. ' ' 2 cards Safety, I'jns1 box !Shoe Slacking. 2 spools Machine Twist. " 1 card Celluloid Collar Supports. 1 paper Needles 1 card Pearl IJuttons. 1 Hair Net-2 bolts Tape. 1 Comb 1 Tape Line. 500-yard ppobl Cotton. 1 spool Sewing Silk 1 pair I !uo Laces. 1 bone Crochet Hook. 1 'spool "Working Cotton. 1 spool Darning Cotton and 1 pair Scissors. 2Sc Your first name In full daintily em broldered on sheer linen Handker chiefs, one-eighth Inch hemstitched border; at lij'i'f W o m e n's English Walking Gloves one-clasp, in new tans and white worth $1.25 a pair all sizes on bar gain square, at, a pair .. . .;..85 BQAWDEIS STORES-Hlain Floor Three Bodies Are Recovered in Kuins 1 ALBURN. Cal.. Nov. S.-Thre bodle-,l-.av been recovered from th wreckage 'ot lh Mountain Quarries company' i,h.1l' inun ttio Atnulcan liver. Ihu 'rat rpan of which collapsed at 11 'o'clock last night. Five vorkmen were Injured. r.U aa there were thirty men -on the brldtso at the time of the dlaantcr It la believed that still mora casualtlee 5ill bo discovered. , Tha vlcttma of the acvldent were Work Ang under tha suprtitructur bulldlnit .talsBons. Tha concrete plllara gava way on axceunt of work having been ruehed .n tha bridge to prepare It for the win ter rains, the concreto not being flimly 'ret. The men caught under the sinking arch wera entombod. Those who escapud were at work above. J Ten men were working at the water's runt. Tiie liver is awuiirn and itio fui inan expreaixMl fear that tha. pillars "t.ouI1 not withstand tha strain. J Tba awaying of a lantern carried by j. workman above and throwing a - hadow out avitMa tha torrent gave tho tnen b-low the flrt warning of danger. '.They niw the superstructure sway for n tnntant und, as the supporting c.un " i-reta pillars augged and gava way, the great arch above came craslihig duwn JUrfore a nun could move. ". Two of tha workmen were swept Into J he river and out among the bouldcts mid eddies ot the rushing mldstienm. ,Tbey (ought their way acro The ithr eight were entombed in the debris. Kome tif the men were thrown Into the jlver. Oth fought their wuy to the liver bank over tha ruined spun. i" "xl '-'1 V ,IJ nil-1 I 4 ' ' I . . ": '-"' . ' .A ' I HA I: ltm 'iiiii i mii'iMMiiii.imi wifaE : 'l,rl'-r'.T l''M,!l!.IIPI!l;j7inT7TITlmp:p'' . ml 'I llliHIMMMMyttlMMMMl ASll'SKMKJITS. Charles E. Foster Candidates for Police Magistrate Republican Ticket A graduate of University of Nebraska, a practicing attor ney and a man with a clean record.1 Vote for Him - , , i wA MM. Ji i i I Dressmakers'- Forms- ) Xjy All Sizes-.$1.00 Each. J 1 The Teachers of Nebraska are Invited to Make This Store Their Headquarters DURING THIS STATK fONVKNTlON IN OMAHA, and at nil other tlnip. Use our rest rooms, our telephone systems, our checking stands; meet your friends ut thla ttore; at ail yourself of every con venience ana opportunity this great Institution affords. All are FR'KE and you are more than WKI.COMK. Tuesday A Suit and Coat Sensation About 250 Women's New $15 to $18.50 Suits at $9.75 You ran afford to odd" another ult for ordinary purposes to your wardrobe at this prlee. All are this, season's goods mid Btyles excellent serges, novelty fab rics, worsteds, casHimeres, mixtures and Halifax diagonals iu black navy, brown, prey, etc. a wonderful collection of high grade suits at a wonderful price. The variety Is so great tve can't give detailed description. There are all sizes for women and misses. For Tuesday's selling only-- $9,75 Goats for All Purposes in This Big Tuesday Sale, $14.75 1 There are broadcloth coats, re- 4. verslble coats, plaid back coatd, cheviot tow coats and coata of line mlxturest200 spe cially flue winter garments In almost every popular color and style suitable for street, travel and automoblling service.' Some of them have storm collars! some have military collars, others notched col lars, still others have sailor collars, etc.--a coat to please every woman and miss who comes to the Bale. Not a one worth less 'than $18.50-the majority being of a still better grade. - Choose, Tuesday,at - $1475 Doyd Thoator TOWiOBtT. XATTrMi?7 Trl-Star Combination floraso mobarta, Thurlow Bur (ran, Tasodors Mobsrts. "JIM TIB FBirHAir" Mast Huaday SOCIAS HAND. MRS. C H HOLMES, MINDEN : P0NEER' ,s DEAD MIXDIiN. Nb.. Nov. I -rtSpptlal Tel. iaa.) Mrs. i;il Holmes, wlfo ot C. II. 'Holmes, died ycterday aficrtioon In the ily of Mlndcn at the ago of Mis. '.Holint-s cam to Nebraska alout thirty ars ago and siitlvd In Huntley. 'hr :me mcl atfi marrlHl Mr. iiotmrs. ir. , and Mrs. Holmes havo lived in Mindn for ' tha last een years. Mrs. Holmes ltvs i'her husband and three children. to aons. j . Varl and rrl Holmes, and one daughter, . ' 54rs J. 1'. Jnen. Krml llo'moa Is a I raildexit of Benkelman, Mr. Jen-n of ! Allnden. and Carl -Holmes Is a rmident f ilindn and Is st-rvlne us clerk ,uf th j '"district court, runulrit aguln for r-lc-l tilon. Mrs. Holmes' body vill be taken' to Huntley for Interment. Khe alsw leaves ' four brothers snd oils sister, Mrs. Melson, i 'vhu Is a, rcaldent ot Mlndon. I AMERICAN THEATER Tonight Matins Today ratcEa oki-t MT IVt lAHb and the WOOOWD STOCK COMPAsTT la Kuaaaa Waltar'a risy of "bILLY" Nut HWV "TMK )-MMtTi:it ' I I & 1 iU i II il I 1 I I 1 I 1 I I I I I H 9x12, S30 Genuine Axminster Rugs, $14.50 That's a specimen of the savings you can make in our great purchase and sale of thousands of dollars' worth of high class rugs Which began Monday morning. In this one line alone you have a choice of the most extensive assortment of patterns at a single price you ha?e ever known-Oriental, floral and conventional designs In which light and dark shades of brown, green, tan, red, etc., pre- dominate. There' almost every kind of mg you con Id want at Half Price and Less Than Half. Aote these other three, specimen values. 8.3x10.6 $28.50 Genuine Axminster Rugs, $13.50 9x12 $37.30 Hartford Saxony Axminster 9, $39.00 27xb0-inch $2.50 Genuine Axminster Rugs, $1.55 r COAL! COAL! Specialty Nut and Lump, $4.25 Per Ton. TAKE XOTICX W VIU DZX.JTZS Ideal Lump Coal for $5.50 Per Ton. Thla coal la anpartor to any 17.00 Coal. All ear coal Is nadar cover and hand aornd befora delivered. Rosenblatt Cut Price Coal Co. THE KOMS OT QUALITY COAX. wiuaaa'a Tub Center.1 Dally Mat-, IJ-aS-BB ir e l.e. tilil IttililtTs Kuiu II. mp iiul hl4 LOT1 MAKES! XXTBAVAQAIIIA AMD VAUUKVILLE. 1 h AMUatic lyniery, X) Ueno. ' i run t leiiiviis' lu-er Team, I'miey Monro A; 1. .1. lvey. Ue'ilali tallsN. Kllliun i Moore. HIk ttiviiv CIioimh. Lsdi.s' Dime afatln.e Every Week Say. Toalsht VntU Wedueada Vopnlar Mattaae Wedneaday The Moat i'alked of Mueioal Buow. "THE RED ROSE" Keat Suud.y a ma. kvane Hio.u.le hp.cla) Tueeday Matinee. AMI KMKM S. rne Tuesday Morulas Muetoal ClaS CAbMABT aad rAUL Kt.tIA.VV M. A.M.rt.lt la a aaetiua awottai. The American Indian Musle Talk T. W. C. A. AVSTTOKIUM tuMdtr Aftaruoea. Mo. 1 1. 4 . M. rickata bOo ajad tl.OO at A. MoaDa'a. KRUG T HEATER Matinee) Today a s30; Tonls;ht 8;ao" eat toata tit. Mo hiher Taskee Doodle Qirla and BUly r Atreouaa, tk ljnyU-e. naffjrdlll -rk. l'rlM for le,t Iwftv ililt, Tied tv nUlit t'lectlun rtlurii will l reail trout thutayo- rUone.i iBd. A-14S4, Xoaa. 4S. Mutlncc Kvory I uf 2 I".: V.vory Nliutt vli A.lvin.l u,Uvlll Kulfp und iHIm JtulfouiaiiH, Imiio Mrfilame IIchmuii, r.'hlt hsl'. niiiu'ltv en.l Webb. Ittiixiu I Adair, Ma.' llaa Mini l.rv riuti. Km- i 'iiMii opv. Oi.'lifun.' I'xiiierl on lHfHira. Crl.-i-s 10v, :V, i.O.', i. ; J,Ulliif-1' , i Mat scats tnul'l hat. and bvindaj For a Pretty Foot Foster VA IVoman's Shoe A pretty foot is made or unniado by the shoe that is on it. For the particular woman who takes pride in dainty footwear, wo call attention to Foster's shoes. For style there is no shoe like the Foster, und the easiest to fit and easiest to wear of any shot1. IMat k buck, fiue imperial kid, Kus.sia eulf and color ed kid, highest, grude pat ent kid and eolt. $4 ""$5 Drexel Shoe Co. 1410 Favrittm St. ((E)) i Arc You Invited to one of the we'Mlnwa whli'h will occur this month? It nn let im show you our very coinplole line ot Sterlins Silver t'pforo i.ukinK our iiurcliase. I.UOK l'm 111U NAME S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler Ul otrox.AS IT. - i -' ; ".'It ' ' I j Leo Al. Mofifimann CANDIDATE FOR CORONER OF DOUGLAS CO. Great Rug Sale Continues Tuesday Extraordinary Bargain Offerings Every Day Biff Mill Pur chase of Win ter Underwear Greatly Underpriced. Winter Un derwear of all Kinds at Matchless Barg'n prices Fin nl I I I Liu V, i Bargain Day in Cloak Department Small lots and broken lines of women's outer gannents left from the biggest week's selling we ever knew. Will bo closed at a small fraction of real worth. I-sulies Winter (oat Values up to $20.00, In plain blaks and fancy mixtures, Including plush coats, matchless bargains; on Enl ot 810.00 Children's Winter Coat Frelzes, velvets, bearskins and fancies all new styles and colors, eirea from 2 to 14 years, $7. CO valued, at $1.50 KliOS-FlT I'KTTICO.ITS Probably the most popular brand of under skirts on tha market; big special purchase on rale In two lots t 70 and $1.50 Ijirjte Scotch and Indian Shawls Big assortment, values up to $5.00; while they last. .1.00 Ladled' Hreakfast Shawls that sold up to $2.00; greatest snap ever; while they last 50( Wednesday Milllnary, Woman's Coata, Xmbroldarlss and many othsr splandid bargains. Wednesday 56-inch All Wool Suitings Regular values to $1.50 a yard, at 08c and OHc. Cheviots, storm nerges, Venetian cloths, semi rough Scotch mixtures, Knicker bocker suitings,' etc., from the very best mills; to $1.50 a yard values, at 68 and 08 $1 Silk Messalines 58c A fine showing of 27-inch Kilk ntessalines, , In twenty different shades, all pure silk, yarn dyod, also 24 and 27-inch fancy silks, in big assortment; $1.00 a yard values at, yd 5g Don't Miss This Opportunity. Thursday Ladies" Dresses, Waists, Hand lings and Handkerchiefs. Thursday Wash Goods Dept. Specials for Tuesday Bathrobe Blankets, full size, good assortment of colors an pat terns, each $2:50 German Eiderdown good weight, colors and patterns; per yard, at 280 Galacia De Laines 36 Ins. wide, good color and patterns for com forts; at, yard 10( 27-inch Poplins in all the newest shades: at, yard 250 Flowered Silk Organdies in plain and fancy silk mixed goods worth 39c a yard; at, yd.. -250 Specials in Domestic Room for Tuesday One large square of flannelettes, in Persian stripes, plaids, etc., in light and dark colors sultablo for kimonos, house dresses, etc., values up to 18c; choice... 100 Amoskeag Outing Flannel, light and dark colors; good and heavy, at, yard 1Q- 36-lnoh Percales, neat patterns at, yard 80 Ko. S703 Blanket A Rood, heavy woolnap blanket, assorted plaids, full bIap. Thursday pair 93.15 Wilton Blanket Kxtra heavy, gray blanket, our. $1.93 values, at, per pair $l.B Friday " omen's Underskirts and Fancy Goods Ilenuutnt Day Bargains. Fridayj Big Special Sale of Dress Trimmings Entire surplus of America's most prominent importer of Dress Trimmings all the newest patterns and colors, secured at a small fraction of actual worth; an immense assortment for your selection. Two big lots: Dress Trimming! that would sell 1 Dress Trimmings, made to sell at regularly at from $1.00 to $1.50 1 25c and 35c a yard; in one big a yard, at 35, I lot at, yard ....5 A saving opportunity never before equaled in Omaha. Saturday The Greatest Sale of Furs Ever Known In Omaha. Saturday Special Flour Sale for Tuesday Whlln Flour liaf advanced 20 per cent wa have only advanced it l per cent to our cuotomern. Our aim la to trive, ihe people of Omaha the benefit of every purchase we make. TIiIh flour is n.ade from the Ust selected wheat, and every sack in guaranteed to Klve perfect satisfac tion or your money refunded. Hayden'a Diamond X- Floor, Tuesday par aaok, 48 lbs 91-23 15 lbs. best Granulated sugar . .91.00 10 Uars Beat-'em-All Soap 85o 9 11h. Best Kolled Breakfast Oat meal BSo D lbs. best white or yellow corn meal .....ISO A Urn. West Ft : '. - Tapioca, lao, Barley or Karlna 8 So lbs. Good Japan Klce fi6 i lbs. Fancy or Head ttlce, loo quality 85o 3 pkKM. Diamond 11. pancake Hour, 860 Gallon Cans Golden Table Syrup, 360 l,u Lu Scouring; Soap, Can 60 7 lbs. Best Bulk I-aundry Mtarch, 86o Golden Hantos Coffee, per lb.....83o The best Tea Slflinga, per lb.-. .ltVo l-lM. Cans Assorted Boups Tfao xsromangelon, Jellycon or Jello k- 7HO TMXBM VEGETABLE FKICES THE TALK Or OHAI1, 4 bunches lresh Hadlshe 50 2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce So 2 houp Bunches ... 60 4 bunches freuli Beets !!-6o 2 bunches Celery 50 2 bunches Oyster Plant 60 Fancy Denver Cullflower, per lb. t H fancy Wax or Green Heana, lb..7Uo 4 bunches fresh Onions So Beets, Carrots, Parsnips or TurnlpK. rr lb 3M,j 3 lbs. Jersey Sweet Potatoes ....10o llutabagas. per lb X'gO Fancy Cabbage, lb ll,o Kancy Cocking Apples, peck 15c lied Onlona. per lb. 3!c BVTTEBXaTB BPECIAT,. Cheaper und better than lots of so called butter. 2 lbs. good Butterine 3Sc Good Table Butterine, lb 16o 2 lbs. I'an.y Table Butterine ,...4)5o The best Creamery Butter, carton or bulk, per lb 34 Try HAYDEN'S First C. T. Walker or H. A. Foster Which9 U the "decent" vote, as The Bee callB lt,.J divided I win h. ."!, d H A. Foster will be elected. Can vou afrord to tah tcr do as tha leading papers advice and " tah" Buch th" Vote in All Wards for C. T. WALKER Private cltliscn and Democratic nomiueo for. Board of Liucmi,?,, r,. Twelfth -ward. -xu.auou 1. MWMsa3 For 25c The Bee, evening'and Sunday, delivered at your home I am a young man thirty years of age, aud now for the fir at time teek public office at a regular election. I believe myself well qualified for the poaition ot coroner, having had more thau ftfteen years' experience, in my professlou and several years experience as assistant to the cor oner. Believing iu good government and purity in politics, I am not con nected with auy clique or litis, but stand absolutely for condltlou that will guarantee to every voter un actual voice in the Kovernmental af fairs of our city und county. Doing one of a largo family, through ex perience I fully appreciate the feel ings and conditions of the working man and guarantee to all a square deal. My reputation professionally and otherwise is open for Inspection. We are living in a progressive com munity and I believe the coroner's office bhould be conducted in a man ner that will place It on aa high a plane as that enjoyed by the most up-to-date cities. If elected, will establish a public Coroier'a office and a Coroner's morgue separate from my own busi ness. This is a much needed Improve ment, and will lead to other progres sive ideas in the Coroner's office. TtLKPHONK YOUR KRItNUS The Oee for All the to S want Vour Vote Tuesday. Howard Kennedy Judge District Court To "All decent people, whether Republicans or Demo crats:" Vote in all wards for John J. Foster Republican Candidate for Board of Education Ninth Ward Do not confute John J. Fos ter of the Ninth Ward with Dr. Harry A. Foster cf tbo Twelfth ward. -"jr. Vfni"v, -a Vote Jo All Wards for Dr. H. A. Foster Ilepubliran Nominee for SCHOOL. 1MMHU. 12TH V.UI In Favor of Open School Houses. I EST AND KUITH TO MOTHER ASD CHILD Hm. WiKsiow'a Soothin-o Svurp ban txrn Bbcdtororet MXTV VtAkSby MILLIONS of MOTHEK8 .'or their CHI I. DUE. N VHILK tRETHlNO. with l-ERFHCT tiUCCKSS. It tOOTHES the C nil U, tiot'TENS the r.UM. ALLAYS all PAIN Ct'RES WIND COLIC, aud the best remedy for lUAHRHOiA. It i su solutely lisrmleci Be urc and ak lot 'Alt. WiBtie'' "oothtng t'yTup, sod laXa an oilier aln.t, Twcatyavcccatsa bouia Rollablo Dontistry AT Tart's Dental Reams I p! Is Bali ' THE O.MAJIA lililE Thy Omtt lIoiu -Tujitr