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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATUBDAtf, JULY 13, 1912
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PIANO SALESMEN
WATCH CALENDAR
Aug. 1st, the Day on Which
Orkin Bros.' Co. Ends Sale
of The Eegerstrom Piano
Stock.
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Boston irrDisguise
There hat been considerable excitement
recently at the various eluba oVef some
cf the new dances. The difficulty smi
to b that the spectators at the clubt,
who seem to enjoy dance nights espe
cially, are not quite certain when the
yeunf people are dancing the Boston or
the Bear Cat. As a matter of Tact, the
Boston, when danced correctly, la just
us proper as the old dances of our grand
mothers'' time, but to be aura some of
the young people have ; put. in a few
extra flourishes. At the national conven
tion of dancing masters,' which was, held
last month in the east, the Boston was
one of the few new dances to be recom
mended, and sine then, in spit of the
warm weather, society" maids and men
have been taking private lessons.
The. convention scorned the Bear Cat.
the Bunny Hug and the Texas Tommy.
Happy Hollow and the Bod and Oun
club are the only clubs to forbid the
Boston. This has caused quite a contro
versy' among the club members, ''several
young men having decided that unless
the ban on the Boston le raised they will
resign from these Clubs and join another
club. . Follpwlng this controversy . the
directors of the Bod and Oun club will
have Prof.. Chambers at ita elub Satur
Cay evening to show the young people
Just how the much discussed Boston
should be danced.
Other clubs have salted Mr. Chambers
to demonstrate fin Btst.n, r.i on Sat
urday, July JO. be will tie at Happy. Hol
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Mr. Chambers states that the Boston
i a perfectly proper, dance if it is
danced as It should be, and he will show
the proper manner In which" the part
nera should he held, and the right turns
(e make. '.;..''
There have been ho complaints and but
little discussion of the Boaton at either
the Field' or Country clubs., '
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Durkee,
Mr. and Mra. E. A. Pegau,
Mr. and Mra. W. E. Rhodes.
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Klmberly,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Judson,
Mrs. B. B. Rush of ft. Louis,
Mrs. Herbert Howell,
Mr. R. L. Carter. .
. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pollack, 2723 Cum
ing street, entertained at dlnaer Thurs
day evening for Mr. Peter Swart of
New York. Other out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Jennie Pollack Of Cleveland,
0-; Mrs. Louise Feld of Kansas City and
Mlsa Lottie Feld of Kansas City. Placea
were laid for ten. The guests were
seated at one long table, vthe color
Scheme being deep pink. . -
SALE BREAKS RECORDS
Orkin Bros. Co., Formerly Bennett's,
Demonstrata Themselves As
! . New Power la the '
Piano World.
',To make one of the liveliest plane
months out of that which', ia generally
the sjuleteat, on must nseessartly offer
some inducement far out of the ordl.
nary, don't, you think?
..'Well. Orkin Bros. Co.,' successors to
The Bennett Co.; are offering Just such
Inducements On pianos;- the - business
done by thle firm. on pianos even during
July, the month of htat and relatione,
being nothing short of wonderful.
i OrktnBros. Cevslne purchasing" and
taking over the entire Segeratrom piano
Co. stock and business, have firmly set
their minds' to move pianos whether the
thermometer standa at the top of the
tube or not; they argue that a rate bar
gain is a rare bargain at any time and
that ttnen they offer, new upright in
struments for aa little . as $140' the re
sponse should be immediate. W
And there has indeed . been in im
mediate response in 'this selling ; the
Seterstrom stock Is dwindling fast; by
the and of July the floors ;wfll be bare
of pianos; every single -'instrument will
have been sol by the tlnw'.the' calendar
swings around to Auft' 1st. The prices
are so low that,' mattera . couldn't be
otherwise. . v,' f , , -. '.,
' Aa not4 above, absolutely new up
right pianos are helling at as little aa
IMS; extraordinarily fine conditioned
used upright 'instruments are quoted at
aa little aa $80, while three fine slightly
used Player Pianoa are specialised at
1290, tm and $400 respectively.
'Crowd your plane purchases Into this
month If at alj possible; don't give any
thought to the amount 'of your down
payments for almost anything, will do;
arrange the balance. of the paymenta in
the manner that beat suits your earn
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f The idea is 'to aensaLL of the forrtr
Begerstroni pianos by August 1st at the
former seretrom location t llf n nd
OL, IIWII SUM. f i ,
Please hear in mind th'at alightly re
doced prices are also Jn order on a few
certain styles of the famed 'Knabe"
nuke of piano, and that all stools,
benches, scarfs, etc., must he Cleared
regaraiess or cost by August 1st ;
"If you JJve out of tow, write In for
list of pianoa on hand and for the out-
of-town plan that ia helping to dispose
of many former . Segerstrom instru
ments, . ' .. , ..... f , .
Remember, the feegerstrom Store and
stock at lth and Farnam fits., must he
a thing of the past "b August IstsAd
that Orkin Bros. . Co.. successors to
wennetts, will accept any price within
reason tomake thle piano ( .dose-put
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; Canoe Cruise
The entertainment Commutes of the Rod
and 6un club haa planned' an unusually
attractive event ' The canoists-of the
club will make an avening orulse to va
rious points of Carter lake. " All members
of the club who have canoe are Invited
to tSke part, knd it Is expected that there
will he about twnty-flve canoes taking
part. Jt la planned to- have special musto
at the club thle evening.
Hecfct'Hellman. '."
According to word from Baltimore the
marriage of Mr. Alec Hecht, of that city,
to Miss Bel ma Hellman, formerly Of
Omaha, which was acheduled to occur
this fall, took place Wednesday with only
(he family end-intimate friends present.
The Hellmana were among the pioneer
residents of Omaha, and upon the death
of the father, Meyer Hellman, his widow
and children moved east, firsts to. Cin
cinnati and then to Baltimore, having
frequently, revisited their old home.
Another lister, Miss Lillian Hellman, was
married a month ago and went through
OmahS, On her, wedding tour. , (; ,
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It eurejs Diarrhoea.
It cares Dysentery.' '
It xmres Cholera Mdrbiis; 7
It cures Cholera Infantrjm
Wakefield V Blackberry " Bal
uuies aii loose towel troubles in
adults, children and babies. It saves
ijvg after other remedies fair... ti
years, without sj equal . 35c, druggists
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Weddings
For the Future
Mr. and Mra. 1. A. Medlar will give a
dinner at the Hotel Loyal this evening
in honor of Miss Evelyn Lyons of Chi
cago, and Miss Mary Van Wegener of
Virginia. The guests wtlt be seated at
a large, round table and covers will he
laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. T- W. Getten, .
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mlckel,
Mr, and Mra. F. E. Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox. ,
Mr.' and Mra. Byron Hastings,
tri. c-.ni... r wam ... rK i. a 1
Miss Mary Van Wegener of Virginia,
- Mtsa Etta Meaiar.
Personal Gossip
Miss 114 Goldman of San Antonio,
Tex., will arrive tomorrow morning and
will he the guest of Miss Annetta jDtlck
man. Mrs. William T. Garrard and son;.faS
ter Lawrepce Garrard, of Pittsburgh, fa-,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. L. D. Spal
ding, this month.
In compliment to her cousin, Miss Mil
dred McParland of Omaha," ten girl
friends were entertained by Miss Thelma
Roberta of Falls City at her home last
night at a slumber party. The guests ar
rived at t o'clock and enjoyed the even
imt with games and music. -
Rev. oeorgS 8. Southworth and family
Come August 1 to make Omaha their
home. Bev. Southworth has had charge
of the mission of Silver Creek and wtu
now take St. Matthias Churcli Mrs.
Southworth is the sister of Mrs. J. X.
Morrison.
Miss Irene Brown and Glsdys Bunt are
visiting Miss Louise Curtis. All of the
girls are active Delta Gammas at the
University of Nebraska and many so-
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Promptly at 8 O'Glock
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Final clearance of all
our Beautiful Tailored Suits.
Our $25 to $69.50 suits go at .
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THIMC OF IT! Choice of all of ORKIN BROTH-
ERS liigh class exclusive tailored suits for women at
6uch an amazing reduction. It seems almost incredi
ble. But out they go. .
EEMEMBEB SATURDAY morning promptly at
8. o'clock; Note the hour, e want all to be here
when the doors open. The selling will break all rec
ords in Omaha's history. : '
- EVERY SUIT IS FROM our. regular lines; every
suit is a- full season in advance of the suits found else
where; every suit is the highest type of fine tailoring,
and exclusive styled 'f. - . '
( THIS GREAT TWICE-A-YEAR event offers even
greater values than ever before. It's our way of mak
ing an absolute, final clearance. We urge early -attendance
all women 'should share t alike---be . here
p?ompt at 8 o'clock. - ? '-V-'. ''
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All OUR HIGH CLASS EXCLUSIVE
that sold at $25.00, $29.75, $35.00, $39.50.
$45.00, $50,00, $55.00, $59.50, $65.00' and
$69.50 all go v ,-' . .
Saturday Cullomirig
promptly at 8 o'clock, at ..... . . . .
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rority thlns-s have been planned for them.
Miss Louise Curtis will give a dinner at
Happy Hollow for twenty Saturday even-inff.
Picking the Picnic Grounds ,
Under Parliamentary Law
At'the Counter
W, M..: Cpnfdon.i had , four guests for
dinner laat evening; Luther Drake, three;
HSrry Dorley, -nine; Walter VJCrunaen.
four; Harry Cummlngs, two. . ,
Saturday 'evening W. H.Loe will nave
five guests for dinner and Dtt and Mra.
t, Jonas wU have-twelve for their
house gueet, Mrs. Clark or Denver.
Miss Gertrude McCarthy, guest 6f Miss
Marion Kuhn. wiil b. honor guest at a
dance this evening at the club, given by
Mlsa JoSephlne' Cohgdon. About fifty
guests wtu be present ; -
At Happy
Mr. and Mrs.'ie. C. Beiden willenter-
talat snyM djnner this. evening for
their house gtfosts, Mrs.,B. M. Donald
son 6f Des Moines end Mrs. W. B.; Don
aldson of wmterhaven, m, cousins ef
Mrs. Beiden. Mrs. Reed, M re. Belden's
mother, will be the other guest.
Dinner reservatJona for - Saturday even
ing have . been made by Cv 3 MoDonsfd.
who will have three guests; H. B. Retd.
six; Mr. Rector, four; W. 8. (Curtis,
twenty i Walter Silver roun,
At Seour Lake Club
fef.:B. U De Lanney of South Omaha
wiu antrtai..at .dinner this evening for
Mr. and Mra. Fred Almy , Of Seattle,
Wish. - PUseeswJM be laid fori -
Mr. and Mr Fred Almy.." v- .
Mr. and Mra; A. De Lenriey.
Dr. and Mra. M. It. King. v
, Dr. end Mrs. R. B. Sohlndei.
Mr, and Mrs. O. F. King of PapilUon,
Mr. and Mrs. Theoaore Til loteon.
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall. . . .
, Mrs. Henry Heltfeld of Omaha.
Misa Bertha Heltfeld' of OmahS.
Dr. E. L.. De Lanney,
Mr.E and Mrs.'; U. M. Lord will have
sti guests for dinner
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Dinner reeervatiOna tor" Saturday', even
ing have been made by IT. Burmester,
wlvs will have four guests; J. H. Smlthen,
four; 'C. M. 'Garvey, four; James Allen,
four. . , ' -'', ,t ' ' r '
EST tXi tHiin T9 KuTKtl AXO CHIID
Mia-Witrabow's SooTwiwa Svmrr h.i tees
?$X?JZTr ?lXT? YEARS b MILLIONS o?
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WBiU
TEETHIKO. with f EEFECT 8CCCE6CjB
SOOTHES the CHZUD, SOFTENS the GCMS
ALLAYS Sl( FAIN : CCKES Wllf D COLIC swi
i the best remedy for SIAKKH02A. It u (
wlutely hsnaleM. Be sure aad ak for 'Mrs.
Mad. Tweotir-five cests bottto. .
HAIR BALSAH
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I to. Its ToomJul OstasT
Pleasures Past .
Mr. and Mrs..-W. H. ' Gerhtrt of 139
Korth Thirty-second avenue entertained
twenty-five .neighborhood children at
lawn party Thursday evening in honor of
Francis Gerhart The lawn waa .lighted
with lanterns and games were played.
, The' active Delta Gammas gave a plcnio
at Manawa today In honor of two visit
lng sorority sisters from Fremont, Mlsa
Irene ' Brown and ' Miss . Gladys ' Bunt
guests of Miss Louise Curtis. '
1 Mr.1 and MrS. 'Allen Parmer gave
bridge dinner at their home last evening
lu honor of Mrs. B. B. Rush of 8L Louis.
who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs., 9. R.
Rush. The guests were seated at email
tablee and covers were laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rush, ' '
Mr, and Mrs. F. I. Elllck. . ,
MK and Mrs. C. O. Tatmage, 1 ,
Mr. and Mra. V. C Peokertpijugh, '
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As Oat, Abar aays, suggestion is a
mighty thing.
Since ( the two national conventions
closed up and went home, every official
meeting and informal - 'gathering in
Omaha has been a scene of violent die-
cussion mixed up with oratorical pyro
technics and slelght-of-hand parliamen
tary trtcka.
The most recent demonstration of. this
tact came at the weekly meeting ot the
Real Estate exchange. The exchange
bas had in ita collective head for some
time, plans for the 1811 annual frolic.
Differences of opinion forced the naming
of a committee to decide the time and
the place.
The Committee advocated Happy Hollow
C'ub, a go'.f match, a dinner Knd a stag
affair, but before the feeding could be
finished members were clamoring tor
recognition on points of order, for amend
ments, resolutions and every other thing
ftiat Mr. Roberta felt necessary, to fill
his book on rules pf order. . . . . .
When pandemonium subsided, W. T.
Graham proceeded to object that the
Happy Hollow elub was an "unfit hole,"
and that golf was "a nonsensical game
which' nobody could play." Those who
favored Happy Hollow club began to
tcel downhearted, because Mr. Graham
greatly resembles the first- elttsen ot
Oyster Bay and they feared he would
start a new party. Graham wanted the
plcnlo held at Miller park. He is agent
for some property near there; nut said.
When this tact dawned somebody ruled
Graham Out of order, whereupon George
G. , Wallace moved to hold the test at
Bellevue. Wallace has aome lots tor
sale down there and Bellevue Is crasy
tor publicity. When the queetlon was
put, Wallace shouted "aye" almost loud
enough to drown out the "noes" from all
the other members, but he could not
foot the chair.
Then Harry Tukey ej to suggest the
backyard of the C"dah7 home. Tukey
has bought and sold 'hat place so many
times he thinks he owns it. President
Morton rang loudly for order with . his
fork. The exchange never has supplied
Ita president with a gavel. At last quiet
reigned long enough to, eteam " roller
Tukey and the Cudahy backyard-' J
The convention returned to an up-roar-er.
as Mr. Slater of the Payne
Slater company approached the platform.
The Flatlron building which his com
pany rents seemed to him more Suitable
than any named;, in Xact, It had been
built for picnics. "When he had concluded
the steam roller began to toot and he
flattened.
Council Bluffs, Benson, South Omaha,
Plattsmouth, Oshkosh, Seattle, Halifax
and a few -other rearby places were
nominated without enlisting a following.
As a last resort the exchange voted to
sustain its committee and made next
W ednesday the time and the Happy Hol
low club the place.
July
Clearance Sale '
10 to 50 Per Cent Reductions
Beginning' next Monday, July 15; this store
will hold its annual summer sale, selling every
article in every department furniture, nigs, dra
peries at the greatest reductions any reliable
house dare offer. The cuts are from 10 to 50 per
cent. This sale has become an annual feature of
' Omaha '8 summer shopping.' Full .details, with
hundreds of prices, will appear in next Sunday's
Omaha Bee. " ;
I'liller, Stewart & Beaton
413-15-17' South Sixteenth Street,
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offering and
are: still; offering- in the-sale of te..
pianos, which vve purchased from the '
Chicago fnanufacturei, wholesaler nd .jobber.
brand new pianos. , , y ;
Our prices for these pianos, are about equal (in
some instances they are less) .than are being quoted
by other merchants, for second hand, shop worn
instruments.' ' . .. . ..!:V;;...'',;'"
These pianos have never been on sale in a re
tail establishment before They are all high grade
instruments, representing best makes manufactured.
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; This week the balapcef .this ;purchase. . We
have only a small number of these instruments left
and if you do not come and get one this week, you
will misslhe: opportunity t6 prbvide your; home; .5
with a; first class instrument, at the lowest price ever
quoted and on the easiest terms ever offered.
We would be pleased to have ' you call arid 'V
verify this statement, "That, in : this sale HaydeA a
Bros, are offering the greatest piano
of the year" ; ;;;';;;; ; c ":: .7;',
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Concentrate your advertisirig in The Beei
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