THE ISJSfi: OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 191:
SHOULD HAVE RESERVE PLAN .Bed Caps Fined for
Soliciting Business
at Union Station
Bobert W. Bonynge Says That Banks
Should Have Reserve Companies.
PEOPLE DO NOT UNDERSTAND
tTrges Bulnni Hro at Ad Clob Ban
aet to See That Conarresame
are Iaatractrd to Vote
for Scheme.
Robert W. Bonynge, former member of
congress from Colorado and later a mem
ber of the national monetary commission,
addressed the Omaha Ad club at Its
luncheon at the Paxton hotel yesterday.
He said that unscientific treatment of
bank reserve "was responsible for the
panics In the country and defended the
Aldrlch monetary plan by saying that
most people who "Criticised It were per
sons who would not recognize It If they
heard It explained. At present, he said,
the banks of the country were holding
about ' 11,250,000,000 In reserve, which Is
about 10 cents on the dollar of their
total deposit liability.
. "What every nation must do," he said,
'Is to organize a reserve association,
which would not be a central bank, but
rather a great union to discharge the
duties, national In scope, that cannot be i
discharged by the local banks over the
country In time of crises. All banks could
become a part of the association by tak
ing stock In the association, the stock
to be nonassessable. The plan Is to first
. form local associations of the local
banks, then to organize these local asso
ciations Into district associations land
later the district associations Into a na
tional association."
The speaker urged that the business
men of Omaha see to It that their next
congressman from this district go to
Washington Instructed to see to it that
this monetary question Is settled once
for all, If not by this plan, then at least
by one as good or better. Congressman
Lobeck and Howard Ealdrige, candidate
for congress from the 'Second district,
were both present
With the Intrusion of the large taxicao
lines at the railroad depots, especially
the Union Pacific . station, the smal.er
lines and the old hack drivers aie being
slowly crowded out. according to Al Sut
ley, who endea voted to seek lellef In po
lice couit .. . .
Sutley had Frank Carey and Robert
Sm'.ley, two red caps at fne Union sta
tion, arrested on the cha-ge of soliciting
for hotels without a llceme.; - :
Sutley .'aid the red caps directed all
persons Inquiring for a taxtcab to the
Omaha Taxlcab company and tried In
every way possible to prevent them get
ting fares. The charge on which' he had
the two boys arrested and the causa
which prompted him to do so had no con
nection whatever.
He accused the red caps of soliciting
for the Union and other hotels without
a license, faying they received 25 cents a
head for each guest delivered to these
hotels. . .. .
The defendants were fined 11 and costs
each. Their cases were appealed by tne
l"nion Pacific authoiit'es.
Women Eacqueters
Will Hold Tourney
The women racquet wlclders of Omaha
have decided to hold a tennis tournament
at the Omaha Field club next week.
Over" forty entries have been received
for the tourney which will start at 9
o'clock Monday morning. The Field club
has put up a beautiful silver loving cup
which will be presented to the champion
and five other prises have also been of
fered. A prize will be given for the
runner up In the singles and the runners
up In the doubles. The winner of the
- consolation championship will also receive
a prize.
Col. Butler Will Go ;
to Lincoln With the
South Omaha Bunch
Colonel Buttler of Fort Crook and his
entire staff will accompany the large:
Fonth Omaha delegation to Lincoln to
day when that city will turn out to
ctlebntte South Omaha day at the state
fair.' While the Magic City boosters do
not hope to equal the Omaha crowd
numerically they expwt to have a large
number and will make up for numbers
by their boosting spirit. '
Sick headache is caused by a disor
dered stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tab
lets and correct that and the headaches
will disappear. For sale by all dealers.
WILL OF S. T. PETERSEN
SHOWS S0Mc PROPERTY
The will of the late Soren T. Petersen,
Oma..a real estate dealer, supposed to
have died Intestate, has come to light and
la filed m the probate division of the
county court The will leaves ten shares
of Omaha street railway preferred stock
and some real estate to the widow; three
lots in Walnut Hill addition to Jenpe H.
Petersen of Harrlsburg, Colo., a brother,
and the remainder of thejjstate, except
: S5C4, to the three children, share and
hare alike. . The testament provides that
1600 hall be used to purchase a new mon
ument .for the. grave of the decedent' J
first wife lii Prospect Hill cemetery; The
three children are Le-oy T. Petersen of
Omaha, Mrs. Leona McCuicheon of Carl
ton, Ore., and Mrs. Lillian Deltrlch ' of
Portland, Ore. ' V
Shortly before his death 'on June 9 Mr.
Petersen mailed his wlil to his brother
at Harrlsburg. The brother left for Chi
cago before the will reached him and
later came to Omaha. Tne document was
forwarded and reached Omaha yesterday.
DANDRUFF AND
IT
C W
YOUNG FOLKS MARRY AT
LINCOLN ON OMAHA DAY
Earl Higglns, retail manager of Man
tel's cigar store,, married Miss Mary
Eilen McCarthy, cashier at the Paxtot.
hotel. In Lincoln Wednefday. Mrs. M. S.
Hlggl,, the groom's ' mother, , was iii
Lincoln, going down on the same train
as the bride, but she came back home
this morning unaware that she had a
daughter-in-law. - -
Nora McCarthy, the bride's sister, also
went to Lincoln on the bride's train and
after she had arrived at the Lincoln
hotel the sister Invited her to be "brides
maid at the wedding. She was surprised,
but accepted the Invitation and as soon
as Earl arrived the wedding part
marched to the oathedral parish, where
Father O'Loughlln performed the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Higglns returned to
Omaha in the evening and soon friends
learned that a unique romance had been
concluded In a surprisingly original man
ner and the telephone .began to ring.
Lost Hair in Handfuls. Cured by
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Al
so Used Them for Hives and They
Disappeared in a Week.
46 McRaynoIds St., Grand Rapids,
Mich "Three years ago 1 began to lose
my hair. I lost It In handfuls. I tried sev
eral remedies without any good results
Finally I read about Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment and at once purchased
some, I washed my bead thoroughly and
after It was dry I gently rubbed the scalp
with Cuticura Ointment, They stopped my
hair from, falling out and cured the dandruff
and Itching of the scalp, I am glad to say
that 1 possess a healthy head of hair for
which I give all the credit to the wonderful
Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
,. "I was also troubled with hives for several
years each spring and fall. I began to bathe
the body with-Cuticura Soap and after,
applied the Cuticura Ointment to the aldn.
After using them several times la a week,
the hives disappeared and I have never had
them since then." (Signed) Ilrs. Alma
Abrahamson. Dec. 30, 1911.
The regular use of Cuticura Soap for toilet
and bath not only tends to preserve, purify
and beautify the skin, scalp, hair and hands,
but assists In preventing Inflammation, irri
tation and clogging of the pores, the common
cause of pimples, blackheads, redness and
roughness, yellow, oily, mothy and other ua
wnoieaome conditions of tho skin. It does
'even more to promote skin and hair bealtb
among infants and children, Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Olntmbnt are sold throughout
the world. Liberal sample of each mailed
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "CuHcura, Dept. T, Boston."
49-Tender-faced men should use Cuticura
flo.iD Shaving (Stick, S5c. Sample free.
NO FEAR OF MENINGITIS
HERE SAYS VETERINARIAN
'There Is no reason for any immediate
alarm on the part of horse owners In
Douglas coui.tj-,'' sa d D'. C. C. Hi I. elf?
veterinary, when mention was made of
the epidemic of men njitls winch is Kill
ing hundreds of equ.nes In the- vicinity of
' Holdrege ana western parts of Kansas.
' J This disease is more, prevalent In t ie
lowlands and la caused In many cases by
plant pqlsonlng," continue! Dr. Half,
"The -only danger around Omaha wouM
be In the Elk horn and Pappio bottoms;
and farmers in the 'vicinity of these
streams should take precaution to see
that their stock is properly fed."
With the exception of a few i-eat pros
trations horses in and about Omaha have
been very healthy during the last month.
Aa Aato Collision
means many bad bruises, which Buck
len's Arnica Salve wheals quickly, as' it
does sores, cuts, burns and piles. 25c. For
' rale by Beaton Drug Co.
NOSE AND HEAD
QUICKLY CLEARED
OF CATARRH
The thousands wh suffer the miseries
of colds and catarrh and claim they
have never found a cure can gat In
stant relief by simply anointing the
nostrils with Kiy'a Cream Balm. ; '
Unlike Internal nllclr.es which upset
the stomach, or strong' snuffs, which only
aggravate the trouble. this cleansing,
healing, antiseptic '.Balm . iiutantiy
reaches the seat of the trouble, stop the
nasty dischaft; .-, ; clears the nose, head
and threat, and brings back the sense oi
taste, smell and in, proves the hearing.
More than Uls, ' It, strengthens the
weakened and diseased tissues, thus
protecting yuu against a return , of the
trouble. . This remedy will cure a cold in
a day, and prevent its' becoming chronic
or resulting in catarn.
Na.:al catanh is an Inflammation of the
lii.mbiane lining the' air passages, and
tan nut be reached ' by; mixtures ;' taken
into the stomach, nor can It be cured by
vnuffs and powdeis which only cause ad
ditional irritation. ' Don't waste time on
htm. Get a 69 cent bottle cl Ely's
Cuam Balm from your . druggist, and
after using it fur a day you . will wish
you had tried it sooner. : ' '
Mothers should give the children Ely's
Cream Balm for; colds and croup. It Is
lerfectly harmless, and pleasant to take.
iX'Mtm
in--'srtunr ruin -ir TffaiiMHTaillinii ijfi
Rock Island Lines to
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Leave Ox.aha 8:01 a. m. 1:25 o. m. 5$0 n. m. M-.17 n ml
Arrive Lincoln 9:40 a. m. 3:13 p. m. 7:C0 p. m. 12:30 a. m.
EVERT DAT
' y ' Tickets and reservations
14th and Farnam Street
Famest Dols 428 Nebraska; A4428 lasepcadsat
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A MOST IMPORTANT We will place on sale in our great second floor garment store
THE ENTIRE HIGH CLASS STOCK FROM OUR EX-
AIYI7" A TYTtPID MWl-PO ( THE ENTIRE HIGH CLASS STOCK FROM OUR EA
If V AInvJLj 1IU 1 IvJti CLUSIVE GARMENT STORE. 318-320 SO. 16TH STREET
Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912
REMEMBER THE DATE. WATCH AND WAIT. We promise you a most astonishing
sale of women's exclusive gaments. See Friday night's and Saturday morning's papers.
SI GKEAT ADVANCE WINDOW DISPLAYS.
MOO It
In All the World, No Store Will Strive to Serve You Better.
F.:.,li irT-'wwR m . . l . p.a ,w i i mini i. -'J4
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Successors to the Bennett Company.
Thousands of Shrewd Bargain-Wise Women Are Now
looking forward to our great Friday Bargain Day Sales. These great Friday Sales of
ours, offer the most extraordinary Friday Bargains ever placed before the economi
cal shoppers of Omaha. Again for Friday, and remember this, for Friday only. We
offer more than '
Host Wonderful "Golden Nugget" Friday
LOOK FOR THE GREEN SIGNS Every Friday bargain will be plainly marked with a special green sign. Also
no mail or phone orders will be accepted on Friday bargains. Do all your Friday shopping at Orkin Brothers,
"Omaha's Greatest Friday Bargain Center." ,
Bargains j
3c
3c
'-"'GOLDEN NUGGET"
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Notion Dept.
30c Hair Nets, all 1Q
shades Friday, doz.Iv
5c White Pearl But-
tons, 3 sizes, Fri., doz
6c Safety Pins, (card of
12) white or black, S
Friday ............ .-v
5o Metal Hat Pins
Friday special each. .
15c Stockinet Dress
Shields, medium size O
Friday special ...... Ow
5c Hair Pins, two sizes,
package of 12 .
Friday only ......... v
5o Collar Supports, set of
4 Friday only
at ;.. Ot
10c Cube of Pins C
for .................
5c Cube of Pins,
Friday only.
Ironing Wax
Friday at .......... OC
KAZH raOOB
7, at......Ot
GOLDEN NUGGET'
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Dress Goods
Department
75c All Wool Dress Goods
36 inches wide, Otki
Friday only ItVKt
75c New Novelty
Broche messalines,
Friday at .........
$1 36-in. B'l'k Taffeta ft
Friday special at ...V7t
Stripe
39c
Wash Goods
Remnants
Up to 50c Wash Goods,
up to 10 yards lengths,
Friday only, A
special at ... '.VC
MAIN' r 1.003.
GOLDEN NUGGET"""
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Drug and Toilet
Department
15c, Mb. cake parafin A
Friday special at . . . . VC
25c Tooth brushes A A.
Friday special at. . .IvC
50c Perfume 3 odors,
Friday, the ounce, 'IC
choice wvt
6c
10c can Venus Tal
cum powder, Friday.
25c Pond's Extract Van
ishing cream, 1
Friday at luC
10c Wanous Shampoo
bags, Friday, 3 for n
20c, each. ,...C
MAJN PLOOB.
"GOLDEN NUGGET
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Jewelry
Dept.
95c
25c
i, plain
95c
$3.50 rrorhetcd bugs,
white and colors, Fri
day special, at each , . .
50c, silver, gold and pearl
beads. Will not tarnish
Friday special at
$2.50 leather hand bags,
and metal frames, all
leather lined. Friday
special at, each. , , ,
lunr rx.oo.
School
Supplies
Extra large, 885 aheet
tablets Friday special..,
Pencil boxes with key.
Friday special at
Ka.xw riiooa.
5c
5c
'""GOLDEN NUGGET
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Drapery Dept.
Up to 75c Lace Mill Ends
In. IriBh point embroldereu
net
suitable for vestibule
doors and transoms. Worth
up to 75c per yard. C
Friday, only, each OC
10c Fancy Striped Scrim
36 inches wide. , While it
lasts, Friday per yard, A
at .................. 4C
35c Remnants Bungalow
NetsCretones and tafettas in
lengths ranging from 1 yds.;
to 6 yds. Friday, I'J
to cjose ............ I f C
$1.50 Rubber Door Mats
17x30 inches. Friday qq
only, special at .' . . . . JOC
50c Slipper Boxes--Cov-
ered in floral effects, cretonne.
Your choice Friday
only at . i ...... .
nms rooos.
32c
GOLDEN NUGGET"
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Men's, Women's and
Children's Hosiery
and Underwear
Men's 15c Black or Colored,
full seamless cotton hone, -Fkrlday
IB
Hen's 50c Fine Fancy C.lored
Japanese silk hose iCn
Friday ........ VV
Men's 50c Plain EalbrJggan
ehtrts and drawers ttC
Friday at . . ....... i. ... . .QvU
Women's 25c Fine Black Mer
cerlisa, seamleos hose. Elastic
garter tops. 3 for 60c, . IQn
or Friday, per pair, ....... I U
Women's 25c Black or XVI He,
gauze lisle seamless hose I 41
Friday only, special at... I fcSW
Women's 10c Low Neck Sleeve
less, full taped vesta F.
Friday special ..,.
Women's 85c iand 50c Odd Lots
vests, pants, union suits. 41.
Friday at ............. I W
Children's 19c IUb Black cot
ton seamless ho?e. - I fin
Friday at IVii
Children's 124c Fine Ribbed
Can cotton hose. en
Friday special ............. .00
kaiw n.oo.
' GOLDEN NUGflET
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Corset Specials
78e Cepbyx set list wsatljsr cor
sets, bummer net and batiste.
Three distinct styles. All alva. 18
to 80-fnch. Friday,
special
79o C'ontll Corsets. Satra Ion,?
skirt, strong boning and lio.-ic
supporters attached. Fri
day specials at ,
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all O
GOLDEN HUGGET FRIDAY MILLINERY BARGAINS"
Final Day of the Grand Ostrich
pening
To make Friday a record-breaker for jilst the;
one day only
A Special Discount of 20 To All
French Plumes, Guaranteed Willow Plumes, Birds of Paradise and Aigrettes Remem
ber, for Friday only, we deduct 20 off the regujar market price. . . .20 OFF FRIDAY
Important notice to you Our goods are all marked in plain figures. One price to all,
and a guarantee with every purchase. Satisfaction or your money back.
Friday Bargains in Untrimmed Section
Friday f
20
OFF
Friday
r 20
OFF
Silk Velvet Hats at $2.93These fine hats
are made of an extra good quality of velvet; neatly
finished. Come in small, medium and medium
shapes. These hats are sold regularly
at $5.98. Friday only,
IMFOKTKU uktkimmed ukkss hatsat flO.Oo Hundreds of beautiful shapes: all hand blocked;
made of the different new materials, in many of the newest imported blocks. Black, white and colors.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1,500 trimmed hats, made by several of the best makers in America. Go
an sale Saturday, September 7th, at extraordinary low prices.
$2.98
Velour Plush Hats at $4.98 A beautiful as
sortment of fine velour plush hats; faced with silk;
velvet finish with silk edge;, made in all the new
styles. v
Regular price $7.50; Friday (t a q
only JJ'teiO
"GOLDEN NUGGET HARDWARE AND CHINA FRIDAY BARGAINS.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
$10.00 High. Power Washing ma
chines. Guaranteed. J7 QC
Friday special at . . . . D 70
Sis Foot Pine Step Ladders, white
finish. No knots.
Friday special at each ,
, BASEMENT.
69c
CHINA DEPARTMENT
39c
50c
45o
Oar Popular Colonial
tumblers, FYlday, dozen .....
Whltf Porcelain onpi ukt
rauceri, Friday, set of six...
White rorctlaln Dinner plates.
Friday, aet of nix
szoovs ixooa.
ROLLER SKATES.
Boys and girls extra qual
ity roller skates, full ball
bearing. Friday, " fr4 ZA
special per pair. .
srcowD rroos.
50c
59c
GOLDEN NUGGET PURE FOOD FRIDAY BARGAINS.
flour, 48-lb. inck iinlder's baked beanH, t cans 8So
11.88 IRi Cracker Jaotc Balmon. tah cans.
per can , lao
Maryland Tomato upeclal, II cans, 89o
Batavla Aepararus Tips, per can, 80o
Kwift's Borax oap, 7 bara for....88o
25c Yacht Club salad dreielng:, per
bottle ....800
Capitol Sauer Kraut, can lOo
Domeitlc Swiss cheese, lb. 85o
Full cream cheese, lb ,80o
Hest coffee. Sue value, 3 lbs 90s
Ideal coffee, lb .210
Teas, any 48c. tea 88o
Bennett's Capitol
for .....
;19 lba granulated sugar 11.00
10 bars Beat 'Env All or Diamond C
oap for o
t, ltc boxes Diamond Crystal Shaker
salt for . T..160
2 cans oil or mustard sardines. .lOo
Chipped beaf, can lOo
Small sweet pickles, quart 800
Cccoa toilet soap, 8 cakes loo
ISc can Elba sifted peas, 1 cans..2So
iCalter'a Premium chocolate, Vi-lb.
cake for 16o
Tea slf tings, per pksr. ...,16o
Capitol butter, nothing; better, 1-lb.
full weight ...88
XTIT DBFABTlCBirr,
Kxtra fine cooking apples, pk;....i5
Extra fancy Colorado peaches for
canning, crate 750
Blue Prunes, extra quality, bskt, 30o
Fancy Jersey sweet potatoes, lb., So
Extra large egg plant, each So
Extra canning pears, while they 1at.
per crate .$1.78
Oranges, dozen 25c and 350
Lemons, doxen 25c and- 30o
'"GOLDEN MJGGET""'
FRIDAY BARGAtNS
School Shoes
Boys' $2.00 School Shoes
Button and blucher style, all
leathers; good, strong soles;
sites up to 134. AA
a?,ST:,.a!....Hov
Girls' $1.50 and $1.75
School Shoes Shoes in gun
metal and vici kid skin; but
ton style. Sizes to
2. Great Friday
special at
Girls' $2 and $2.50 School
Shoes In all leathers, Lace
and button styles; foot form
lasts. Sizes up
to 2. Great Friday
special at . i
Boys' $2.50 and $3 Shoes
In velour calf, gun metal
calf and patent colt skin. But
ton and blucher styles: sizes
to 5 H . Great
Friday special
at . .
kaiw noon.
98c
$1.39
i"t
$1.85
GOLDEN NUGGETS
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Boys' Clothing
Eo'a' Suits up to tA.00 values.
Odd lots, most sizes. Friday
only, special choice J QCj
Boys' Suits up to $0.00 values.
All sizes. Kid ay fcO 7E
spertaj at ..... . . . Dm f O
Boys' Suits up 'o $8 50 values.
All high grade suits.; Friday,
special choice ,
Boys' up to f 1.50 Knlckci
pants. All wool. All sizes.
Friday special , , ...
BSCOirO TC.OOB.
"""GOLDEN NUGGETS
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Men's
Furnishings
39c
"5c Waah Ties
Meu's up to $1.00 Soft Shirts
collar attached ' Friday
special at
Men's 50c and
rrway bargain . r.
special each ............. .fcOC
Men's $1.00 XJght Robes
Friday bargain Jl ft
special each ..3C
Men's 25c Hose Supporters
Friday bargain, a ,
special at 143
Men's 75c Basket Weave Knit
ties. Friday special , . lft
each .430
Men's 60o Four-in-Hand Ties
all colors. Friday r
each . I 00
All Men's $1.50. and $2.00
shirts in the house Tffl
Friday I 30
MA1W rxoos.
Barney Street Men's Entrance.
""GOLDEN NUGGET"""
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Lace Department
Bo to 7o all llnan. cotton, also
English Torchon lace edges and
Insertions to match. Regular So
to 7c values. Friday, at
only per yard
uaxar noom.
3io
( GOLDEN NGGET-
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Domestic Dept.'
Vie Calico mamnaats, best make.
Friday special, Jlfl
per yard fa"
65c 9-4 Seamed Bed
each ..
17o, 48x3S ruiow
thread muslin. Friday
each
too, 79-laoa Kareeiriaed
linen. New patterns.
Friday, per yard ,
So trnbUaobed Maes
the bolt Friday
per yard ...........
15e Extra,
red border,
each at . ,
Large Hnok
Friday
Kinr rxoos.
45o
round
11,0
Table
39o
Cah, off
3o
Vowels,
ICG
ORKIN BROTHERS, SUCCESSORS TO THE BENNETT COMPANY. 16TH AND HARNEY STS.
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