IHE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. DECFfBEH 2, 1911.
1
or the
WOMEN
FOLR-
For Foot Ball Squad
The big social event of the Thanasslr
ing holidays for the high school set will
be the dancing party Riven by Miss Helga
Riimuimn of Omhe High for the
Mlss Ior and Wary Itosmor of Des
Moines at Chambers' this evening.
The members of the Wendell Phillip
foot ball squad of Chicago will b the
special guMs for the rrenelon. Bsv
ral out-of-town studrnts have also been
Invited. The hall will be profusely dc
nrted with rurple and white, the Omaha
High colore, and red and biiuk, the
Wendell ThUllpe color. About forty-five
ceuptea will be preeent.
Following Is the guest llrt:
Mfopee Mlfos
Lora Hosmer of J.trseita Rmlth.
hk Moines, Uvulah I'yrd.
Mary llopmer of Margaret IHirlie,
Ilea Moines, Klisaheth Klnley,
Narv Carrier, Lucille Fellers,
KdltVi Frederlrkson, Olive Frsier,
,iil Feaion, (Jtsitys Uoodman,
F.ina larson. Until Hsrt.
Tiiereea Hokan-Kin, Florence Iake,
Nary Johnntone, Clara OIen.
Kilssbeth (louM. Murton Towle.
Marie Neeamsn, Minnie Slalehlen,
Ksoml Towle.
Anna Neble.
Aine Nellson.
K'lllun I'arsmis,
Harriet Psrmalee
race Rohlnson,
Irene Kheppard,
iielen fxkts.
Frances Nelile,
Marlon Parsons.
I.nella Petersen,
Helen I'ngua.
Flute Honers,
Marv Tavlor.
'ernlce Whitney,
j::Ka iiaarman.
ly lira Zimmerman, Helva Hasmussen,
-Messrs.
Rustln Carrier,
Junius Featner,
William Petersen,
K;igar Morris,
tVusrt Gould,
1 Jester Oould,
leyo Crane,
I'.irhard Hallman,
H Houlton.
Oieater Nlman.
Jlward i'erklna,
!enry Howes,
AVIII Roe,
Jesse Darbv,
Ueorsra Urtmes,
Jrneph Woolery,
Vailace Fellers,
X.frman I'ntter,
M a?r
Hairy Persona,
I -onle VI avertn,
Fred Frederlokson,
fitly Heckett,
John I'lfxel,
I.elloy l.'pdegraff,
Milton Petersen,
Charles Hhook,
Paul helMtil,
Karl Allen.
F.mory Nelson, v
Hirry Jenkins,
Hobert Flnley,
Clarenne Klhhernsen,
Russell lockwood,
Walter Hlxensaugh,
Robert louche,
Jitltii itachman.
Wendell Phillips foot bail souad:
John Albert, Runnell Hlern,
Kiigh Bhermsn, lave ("ummlngs,
)tot,ert Koehler, .lark Mooney,
Horace Keenan, Kdwjn Hart,
Fiank Pet hr bridge, Walter fieveney,
Knaliton Crist, Levy Clarke,
1'nrcivai Ulmchford, Mark Hhoemaker.
Announce Betrothal
An Interesting engagement announeed
tcday la that of Miss Martha, Bliss, deugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. II. BHss, to Mr.
Raymond W. Hay ward, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Hay ward of falrai-rea.
The engagement la the culmination of a
school romance. Miss Bliss and , Mr,
Hay ward were classmates during moat ot
their school days. Btartlng In the third
grade r.t Patk school, they war In th
same rluss until their graduation from
the.Omuha High achool. .
Miss Ellen then completed her educ
tlo at the Gertrude House In Chicago arid
Mr. Hayward attended Oberlln college.
Pleasures Past
Mil. E. M. Moi smaii entertained In
foimally at luncheon today at the Omaha
club In honor of Mrs. Joseph Mo.sman
of Chicago.
Mrs. . 8. Westbrook entertained In
formally at a cblidien's party this after
noon at her home in celebration of the
second birthday of her little im, Edward.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wharton gave
family dinner party at the Omaha club
at 7 o'clock 'last evening, followed by ft
theater party at the lioyd. There were
piesent!
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Klrkendall,
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Whartcn,
Mr. cerald A. Wharton,
Mis. I' a i ber,
Mr. Burdetie Klrkendall,
Mr. and Mrs. John C Wharton,
Several enjoyable dancing parties were
given last evening. The Roue! ha club of
the Holy Family parish gave a dance In
the private ball room at the Home hotel,
the Harmony club had a dance at Cham
bers', and the Merrymakers' club of
Trinity cathedral held a Thanksgiving
dance at Jacob' Memorial hall.
Mrs. r, I. Howell entertained at a
children's party Wednesday afternoon In
honor of her daughter, Frances Howell,
Those present were:
Mlfses MIssef
Kstherlnn Ho'ilres, F.llnor O'abatigh,
Frances Knpald. Margaret Hnuilg,
Imogene Arhlik, Lucille Jenkins,
Irene Bontwlck, Mary Thomas,
Helen Btock,
Masters Masters
Kussell Funkhouser, Peter lierber,
Clarence Hlock, Chester Hlater,
Oordon Trimble, Ionald Woyca,
litl I-ake, Bam Mtyler,
A supper was given Thanksgiving even
ing by Mr. Samuel Meyerson In honor of
th engagement of her sister, Ml Cella
Woolfron, to Mr, JS. Fondroff. Those
present wsrsi
Mesdamea '
Q. Meyerson,
I). Richard,
Belmont.
Mlsass
Ilna Meyerson,
Llna Meyerson,
Harah H. Holomonow.
Messrs.
Ren Meyerson,
Aaron Richard,
Martin Richard,
Lasar Meyerson,
Leo Meyerson,
bum Meyerson,
Mesdamea
Meyerson, ,
11. Meyerson,
B. Meyerson. .
Mlaaes
Cella Woolfron,
Grace Woolfron,
Clara Paris, , ,
Messrs.
I Meyerson,
II. Meyerson.
Samuel Meyerson,
W. II. Holomonow,
K. Frondroff,
Meyerson,
Abe Meyerson,
Wedding Bells
cooking cherries, diced pineapple, straw,
berries or segments of oranges In th
tame manner until they are firm and
transparent. The canned fruits may b
used If they are solid and whole. Mock
candled cherries ar made by cooling
cranberries in a tMok syrup until they
are, firm and candled.
FASHION HINTS
ARABS TORTURE "ITALIANS
Diipatchei from Home Tell of Tei
rible Croeltiet.
Lima SOLDIEES ARE BTJEIED
Italian Troop Wlthdrserm from
llossl Decaae of Pollotloa ot
Well by Torko Corooral
Escape Horoea.
Very elegant Is this suit of blue
velvet. The simplicity of line is espc
claUy good for material of this kind.
A pretty home wedding took; plaos
Thanksgiving evening at I o'clock, at the
residence of Mr. and Mis. J. D. Crew, KSt
Arbor street, when their daughter, Flora,
A Keelpa Book Cover.
Borne of the best recipes you have are
wihten upon lrre sheets of paper or
clipped from mngaslnea. These recipes,
neatly copied In a book, will make a
valuable boms cook book. Such ft book
neatly covered in natural linen with a
stenciled or outlined design .makes a
desirable Christmas gift for any house
keeper or prospective home maker.
WASHINGTON, Deo. 1. Storlea of al
most Incredible barbarities practiced by
Arab and Turks ar oontalned In dis
patch received at the Italian embassy
hers. In a dispatch received tody from
Rome the Italian minister of foreign af
fairs described alleged atrocities prac
ticed on tha Italian woundsd. which In
cluds crucifixion and burial alive.
Women, It Is said, taks part In ths pet
petrstlon of these cruelties.
The dispatch, which Is signed by Blg
nor San Oulllano, minister of foreign af
fairs, follows:
"Near the mosque of Hani, where the
medical post of the Twenty-seventh bat
talion of liersagllerl had been located
and In' its vicinity, twenty-eight bodies
of our soldiers wsre found. They were
horribly mutilated, erucltled, with their
throats cut open, Impaled, torn to pieces,
and dismembered. Among them there
was the body of a surgeon lieutenant.
"In the Arab cemetery, near the place
where the Fourth company of Bersag-
llerl was located, seven bodies of Rersag-
lierl were discovered. They had been In
terred alive with the heads out of the
earth. The body of one of these shows
that he had bean terribly tortured. It
showed many shot and dagger wounds;
ths eyes had been pulled out ,-end
threaded and the eye lids sewed to the
"brows. This body shows terrible spas
modic contractions. Another one had one
arm out of ths earth from which the
hand had been cut off. The body of a
Bersagllsrl had been torn to pieces.
Corttoral Berates.
"A csptsln's cap has been found, am.
its owner was Identified by the corpora
Pasqul, who escaped miraculously afte.
remaining mors than four hours In a
ditch, . Ha . testifies that among ths
ferocious hordes were Turk and women:
The military engineering corps took
photographs.
'It Is reported that tonight (November
!9), In th Arab cemetery in th Interior
of tha city, the body ot an Italian gunner
waa found with many dagger wounds,
The murderers were many and among
them there was a local policeman (Zaptte)
who is now under arreet. From other
sources It s reported that tha murder
was committed by Zptla with tha passive
assistance of another Zaptle, who con
cealed the crime." ' ;
The dispatch also confirms th with
drawal of the Italian troops from Honnl.
This, It Is said, was necessary because
tha Turks had polluted the wells. t
At the Game
Ons of tl .features of the Wendell
Phillips foot ball game yesterday at
Rourka park was the rooting of the
numerous box parties. Ths pennants and
decoration made a splendid arrsy.
Several old "grade" and staid loeal
business men threw all worldly cares to
the winds and hooted like schoolboys
whenever a thrilling end run or an un
expected forward pass was pulled off.
Members ot the Hoard, of tjucutlon
showed their .true sporting" spirit by at
tending the gams in a box, although
many adverse srgument against th
popular gr'.diron sport were advanced for
their benefit during the recent Plate
Teachers' association convention held In
the city.
The Vnlverslty club, the Ad club and
the Commercial club ell had box parties,
A party from the Young Men's Christian
association a!so occupied a box.
Th Beta Theta PI fraternity of th
university hud one of the most attractive
bosea at the gme.
Others who had box parties were How
ard II. Baltlrige, John W. Towle and
Julius Rachman.
In the t'nlveralty club party were; '
MeaHirs Messrs.
It. C. 'iers. Samun Hose.
t harks McOonuld. f. T. Manning.
Wkst Wonii Are Tolns
Kllen Kn. the erent Swedish reformer
.,B ,,ue u. r,c a. sturair Kld wrtMr iV(i at Alvastra In southern
l"f - "Vl? 1. W" P"rm' Sweden. Only this last summer has she
'XrZ'Z'.rVr I raised' th. dream tof nr long; work lif.
W4"' V II M A M J Ul IUV W M 1 . . . x.. t
j , -..wit-. , , . I JS IIUUIO VI IICI UWII it v . vuitt.1 j ,
ui vnsxu III wiliiV fsliu WK given fa W jr UJ
her latlisr. Mr, tarnsst CaUey attended Handsome, bags for Xmas gifts. Weln
th groom and Miss Maud Crew attended janjer A Bmlth. Vf Bo. lth St
th brme, Mr. uurdlok graduated (com
Omaha high school la ths class of 'Of,
and Mrs, burdlck graduated In the class
of 1910. They win reside In Hastings; Neb.,
what Mr. Uurdlck has ben erected
physical director of tha Young Men's
Christian association. Th guests at tha
wedding war ths families of ths con
tracting parties and near rsisUvss:
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Crew, . . -
Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Uurdlck.
Mr. and Mis, J. C. La, ley.
Mr. and Mi a. K. ttalley,
Mr. and Mrs. M. i. barlow, '
Mr. Lamest Latley,
Mlks Mauas Crewi -
Miss Lmrna Andiews, '
MUs Aianile Wasch,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Crsw .
Mr. and Mts. 11. 8. Hurdle k.
It. it. k.,tick.
i. P. pMiinir.
Mamey Mm water,
i. L. J i.hrr,
umuil ifisnton.'
rvd b.rrcK
t huriee roster,
Karl Iturkett,
C. a. IajkI.
t. i. Hayward.
Sudden Death Comes
to Girl-Wife at End
of Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Rosy Weiler, II raars eld. HI
North Sevsnteenth street, fell dead from
heart failure as shs was coming out of
ths Orand theater, tit North Sixteenth
treat, at 9 JO o'clock last night.
Shs was carried across ths street to a
drug store and examined by Police Sur
geon Peppers before the young husband,
Percy WeileY, waa convinced that ant
had died. The Wellers had gons to the
Ths wedding of Miss Florence Plckrel, I P'01 ho' ? f"l entertainment as a
High Quality in Christmas Bargains Saturday
The pre-holiday season finds mair, rop looking
for bargains little articles that arc very useful and that
will aid in making the home more beautiful. ' We offer for
Saturday specials three bargains that will appeal to every
housewife. The reductions bring the prices down to a
little figure. Read the following:
$2.00 Brass Fern Dish, 81.00
This fern dish ia made of the finest brass and has n
removable plant receptacle. . The eolidity of the quality
nnd the lowness of the price make this dish a rare bargain,
indeed.
$3.00 Martha Washington Washable
Raglin Rug, $1.85 Most housewives know
how useful a raglin rug is they know. the
quality, too, of n Martha Waf-hington rug,
and it is only necessary to stato here that
we are selling a $3.00 quality Martha Wash
ington raglin rug for $1.85.
$1.25 Three-Panel Golden Oak Screen
Frame, 70c This golden oak screen frame
is of extraordinary quality and never has
sold for less than $1.23. Our price for Sat
urday only is 70c. The reduction leuves no
profit, and is made that this special may bo
a bargaip in every sense.
FRATERNAL UNION HOLDS
ENTERTAINMENT AT CLUB
Members and friends of Fraternal
union, Wanner lodge. No. 10 were enter
tained at a banquet and dance given
last night at the club rooms in the Pas
ton block. Following the dinner, A. E.
Walkup and Edward Bradley addressed
ths assemblage on "FraternalUm,"
About 1M parsons wars present.
Mrs. - A. E. Oor furnished the music
for ths occasion. A. Iangfeldt was In
charge t the oeremonles. . On the ar
rangement commltiee were: Mrs. B. It,
Waldellch, Mrs. Clara Curtis, Mrs. Nel
lie P. Van Horn, Mrs. Orace Standard
and Mrs. Clalstia Wallace.
daughter of Mr. and Mts. Oeoige 1'lckjrel,
to Mr. Roger J. Wolcott. took place
Thursday evening, November JO, at I
o deck, at tha hi me of the b Ide's prs.its.
The Kv. Hugh U. Bpeer of the Central
United Presbyterian church read 'ths
wedding lines. Ths bride as gowned In
soft whits satin, with overdrapa of (hlts
marquisette, embioldered in pearls and
crystals, ins tune veil was held by a
wrsath of Jllllea of the valley. Her
shower bouquet was of whits roses. MUs
Helen Wolcott, maid of honor, wors a
gowa of yellow silk, veiled Ih slf-)ned
chiffon. She csrrled an arm bouquet of
yellow roses. Ths groom was attended by
Mr. Ralph Plckrell, brother of the bride
Mr. and Mrs. Weioott left Thursday even'
conclusion 4o a happy Thanksgiving day.
As they were coming out ths young wife
grasped s4 her heart and gulled her hus-
band's name as shs fell to ths sidewalk.
Ths Wellers were married recently In
Chicago and until three days ago had
been visiting with the bride's parents at
Lynch, Neb., when they cams to Omaha,
where Percy Welter Intended to gat em
ployment. Mrs. Weller's parents wsru
notified of her sudden death.
Coroner Crosby was notified and took
the body.
In the I. oar a of Education boa wars:
Messrs. Messrs,
Jme K.charditon, W . 'j , tomirke.
levd CuU, J. U Jacubson,
lr. lmuy.yiiar. . c. Keiiueu.
Guests Are Not Tardy
"Mil many nucleus complain that
their guests are lute In repljleg to In-
vustior.s and teray In arriving ai the
funutlun, ou hosuss has discovered that
all guests art nut like Uil yesterday
arternowu wut.ii jl.. and Mrs. iaiin
Jim an eniet tallied tor tuelr thiee sons,
Jincls, Utortia and Charles vtel.iiuiton
second, the Hula suik vere all theie
ik me time bttoie tun Slated tiiuu tur the
party, 'i oe sn.a.l to; s and yli 14 besau
arriving about U.tu.n mniule. brfur 1
and an ie in tuir p.titca isauy and
waiting tor the moving picture show
which Mr. ChmiBS aiariln ana Mr. Fruit
Martin tad pJiuneU tur tntir tntertaia.
n.tnt.
Thtxe wets pictures ot Japsuess clill
drtn la brtlumut colored suits and
kimonos ana tiux.cn youiiis and maidens
ot Holland In thtlr queer nailve co.iunio.
tups and wyoua suews: tltea there Mere
ittovlug pictures and culur.d sddee of
train UiaU and many things to
fcniuno the )ouihful guenis.
Ths ptctuiee wore siveil at ths boms
of Mr, and Mis. Ueotge liarker,
Tlictoe present were:
Utile lluacc Ultle Misses
ne.ina conun, Gntuu iwiueter,
t.unoi biu.iii, tt. caldweii.
lite .'Ur, tll(al)IS 1 lt.(,
ST. PATRICK'S RIYAL SEEKS
RESPITE FROM HIS LABORS
Emulating another great Irishman, Pat
Flynn marched down Douglas street to
Ing tor Colorado. They will be St home I ths police station last night, leaving-In
at tm Btnnsy street after December it his wake battle-scarred dragons, lisxards,
cobras, rattlers and Ella monsters. In
lPfV fVlA PlltlTPA1' I1 rrdor of the polics station ho s
X Ul tUU i. UuUlQ eeuttd a tarantula and 100 garter snakos
befors entering the office and asking to
Tha Tempts Israel Sisterhood will give be locked In a mesh cell, where he would
bridge party Monday afternoon, Ds not ftnd provocation for further combat
GEORGE ASSASSIN SHOOTS
MAN IN QUARREL OVER BEER
In a quarrel over a can of beer, Frank
Falco, 2KJ Plsrcs street was shot In ths
left thigh at 6:30 oclock last night by
George Assassin. He was taken from
Twentieth and Pierce streets, where the
fight took place, to St. Joseph', hospital.
Tha quarrel started between the men
who are Italians, In Jos Corlibro's saloon,
Twsnty-sseond street and Poppleton ave
nua. The police are looking for Assassin,
who escaped.
cember 1
Mrs. Henry Htller, Mrs. Albert Preyfoos
and Mrs. Iau1s lllller will sntertain at
bridge Wednesday, December , at the
Metropolitan building.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Herdman wilt enter
tain at dinner Saturday evening at their
home. Covers will bs placed for.
Mrs Charles Marsh,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rosewater,
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur F. rtntlth, '
Mr. and Mrs. W. I Tetter,
Mr. snd Mrs. V. A. Urlmmell,
Mr. Wurren K. Cundiff.
Mr. snd Mrs. Lee Herdman.
His request was grahud.
Gurcd in One Day
A few doses of Munyon's Cold Rem
edy will break up any cold and prevent
pneumonia. It' relieves the head, throat
and lungs almost Instantly. Price ti
cents at any druggist's, or sent postpaid.
If you need Medical Advlt-o write to
Miinyon s Doctors. 1 ney will carefully
diagnose your csee and give you advice,
by nail absolutely free on any dtseaaa
UU and JeUerson Bis., Philadelphia, la.
Christmas Gifts of Furniture
. Gifts that are useful and that will endure for years
and years are the kind which a vast majority of people
are buying this season. Furniture is the most popular
form of gifts, and we already have sold hundreds of pieces
that are being held for Christmas delivery. Here are
some suggestions for your Christmas present:
Solid Mahogany Tea Tray Pret
ty, desifn, with graceful, French
lines; very handsomely finished. 7.00
$11.00 Desk Mahogany; beauti
ful inlay; roomy compartments;
solid writing bed " 0.00
$17.60 Marble Pedestals Italian .
marble; fluted; especially fine;
beautiful .$1350
$15.50 Ladiea' Oak Desk-One
large drawer; "roomy compart
ments; choicest patterns; very
Telephone Stand and Chair Con
structed of pretty oak; heavy
lines; very durable and service
able : $ 5.50
Silk Lamp Shades Size, sixteen
inches; gold galoon; beautiful; im
ported from France 9 8.00
Silk Lamp Shade French im- '
portation; silk lining; beaded i-
fringe; gold galoon G.50
Mahogany Tea Tray Beautiful
inlay, solid crlass top, handsome
best construction .......... .12.00 article, very fine model .$14.00
Ladies Desk Chair Beautiful Solid Mahogany Fern Stand Re-'
oak, solidly made; strong seat and movable brass receptacle; very , -
back; very serviceable.. 4.75 well made; exceptional value $12.50
Oak Cellarette Made for beauty ' $18. Mahogany Tip-Up Table
and. service; excellent arrange- Large size; full of excellent value; I .. ,
ment of compartments; durable. .$14.50 thoroughly made $14.00
Remember Good furniture may be cheap; but ' cheap" furniture cannot be good
Siller, Stewart Beaton Co.
THE TAG POLICY HOUSE
Established 1864
413-15-17 South Sixteenth St.
V ijfc. ul is. iie,
liA.ueiiiiv ul.
M enters
Vt llialuu Cow. Bill. ,
ki.vit fto-'is.vl.ert
ack lenrmacntr,
ferulae .
juutuu bvjullo,
C.ai-ic uH
Uuraeils Kkrkeudall.
j-.fi.uf kst.n.
lOIulli bOawllt,
Anu touas.
biasieis
Uku c'uuon,
t io J a.iutn,
tuv.ajii biuilll,
ie.fcuii I p.lias,
2'ii-i.ttJd IK'tl,
JiiuiM i.Jrus.
AubUU bil IU ...it,
Aniuwiiy Ijct. nnailier,
Otuu. I'm, iMiftiuin.
turns.-- Misses.
J.&ttiii I'avls, liLnueii) Klrkendall,
t,u i.:, starry Kucm.
lltaieme iMtlics,
ir. ani ii. W. T. Isttr. '
iif. si.u iAt. r'.u;u biinio.
Mr. end kits. Ueoimi iiiuker.
iir. tklid All. Clikl.es Aiarnil.
Mi. an 4 Mrs. jbittt uwur.
Mr. uJ Mrs. Hiu, t I k. ktr, scoad.
in. ai.ii alls, fc inuft MuUo.
. Personal Gossip
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Fielding of Lincoln
sre the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Howard,
Mrs. Anna Orer of ChlOMO has ar
rived to bs ths guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliarlvs Mets.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kimball and little
son. Jack, left last evening for their win
ter home In Ormonde, t'la. .
Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Choats and
son. Ororse F. Chrale of Denver, spent
ThanksKiving as the guests of Mr, F.
Arlon Lewis and family. 1
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cameron spent
Thauksjlvlng day at Schuyler, Neb..
guests or Mr. Cameron a parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Welleu Cameron.
Buy Xrnaa novelties now.
fcililUi, 117 So. 16th 8t.
Welnlander
Caadtrsl reel aa4 rralta.
For osuU.td orange pl, seleot smooth.
rresn skins ot orensrs or lemons Straps
off as muuh as possible of ths Inner white
skin, then when the skin Is thin and
clear out Into strips. Cook a thick sir up
of sugar and water and simmer ths peel
In this. This jirocesa must be thoroughly
watched and sllired to prevent burning.
Take the peeis from the pan and roll
them In (owdcred sugsr. A small fancy
box (Hied with candied pei mkes a de-
iifchtrul gt't. Cspdied trulls art mads by
THE FAHOUS
" 16th and Farnam Sts.
2d Floor McCrorcy's 5c aid 13c Store
Finest elevator service in the west
to Omaha's Beautiful Daylight Cloak,
Suit and Millinery House.
'"Where REDFERN and PALMER garments are sold
for less than ordinary makes. The reason: We are on
the second floor where the rent is not exorbitant, and wo
give you the benefit.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Our sntlrs stock of Importod and Domestic artistic trimmed Hats,
valuet up to ttO.OO and 1X5.00, 4 pa 1- a
?AetfV-e74UV-iJ.lrV
Baturdsr in I lots
Ths much wantsj nnd popular Mannish Fldoncl Waists,
Eaturday. leal ft.OO values
Silk and Msjssllue Waists, values up to $4.50,
at
Bale of Fine Chiffon W'alsta real values up to f 10.00,
Saturday .......
Choice of any Coat or Suit In the bouse
In t lota. Plushes excepted
100 Eklrta in Corduroys, Serge and Mannish Suitlag,
real 15.00 valuea
Never In the history ot Omaha were values like these ever ot
fered by any bouse.
...$1.95
;ta real values up to 110.00, fte qs
$7.50.$10.0.$15.0D
12.93
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The fast, solid, electric-lighted, through train of the
Illinois Central
from Chicago and St. Louis to Jacksonville,
FLORIDA
Through btsrvatloB-eomptrtmsnt
and lourtsen-tectlonerawlni-rooni
sleeping cars, trse reclining chair
car(ttesl construction) andeoaeh
(also tourist sleeping car ea 1 and
3d Tustdsy ol tha month) bstwesa
Chlcsgo and Jacksonvills. Twslvs
ssctlon drawing-room alssping car
and free chair ear St Leu is to Jack
aoBvllls. All sitsls ia dining cars.
Illinois Ccutrsl Daily
Lt Chicago ... . 8; J 3 pin
Lv St, Ixmls . f 11 :SO pm
At IllrminghaDi. 8:80 pm
Central of Georgia
Ar Columbus ... 9:00 pm
Ar Savannah ... 7:30 am
Ar Albany 1:00 am
Atlantic Coast Line
Ar Jacksonville. 7:00 am
Connection at Columbus with through sleeping car for Savannah, Ca.j also
at Jacksonville (or all points in Florida, and with trains making
jieambuip wuuuetuuub iur Havana, tuoa
xi-? ' . Information about Winter Tourist fares and homeseekers' fares to Florida on first
kv and third Tuesday of the month: also information as to tourist tickets and Illinois
Central service to NewOrleans,Vicksburg National Military Park), Havana, Panama
and Central American points via New Orleans; as well as reservations, tickets and describe literature, can be
obtained of your home ticket agent, or by addressing
S. North, Dist. Pass. Agt., Illinois Central R, H, 409 So. Sixteenth Street, Omaha, Neb.
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