THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1912.
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v By far the lowest prices made on reliable home furnish
ings by.any concern in the city of Omaha.;
Prices Cut Credit Given
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Solid Oak Extension Table
One of the many table
bargains, made of se
lected 'solid oak, heavy
massive, priced at . . . .
9-75
Solid Oak Dining Chairs
These chairs are made cf
solid oak In fumed, Early
English or golden finish.
Special this sale
$1-95
CREDIT
TO ALL
TERMS TO SOIT.
EASIEST TERMS
UWAYS
A splendid
solid golden
rTench
bevel
mirror;
Saturday
The Store
that Saves
You Honey
ROCKERS
Just like cut, one of
the many specials,
strong and substan
tial oak or
mahogany
finish
at
SOLID OAK BUFFET
Genuine solid oak In hand
some Fumed, Golden or
Early English finish, has
French bevel
mirror,
lined
drawers
I KITCHEN I I,
1 1 TABLE
. and sliding
$1-98
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Prices
That Beat
TLm All
$14-75 I j
til 4 'hWm1 'i i',
It has bins, drawers
meat board as shown
above; large size, well
made table, roomy and
convenient
$3-95
9x12 BRUSSELSJWSS
Handsome patterns and C. na m
colorings a tremedous v J IB S
value at the M"
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f- PLANS FOR BIG CONVENTION
Nebraska Manufacturers' Meeting to
' . ' Be Held on November 14.
ORGANIZE STATE ASSOCIATION
State Manufacturer to Come to
Omaha This, Fall for Purpose of
Perfecting; a Permanent
,'',".'?!J i Organisation. .
The convention of Nebraska manufac
turers Is to be held November 14. Th!s
lias' just, been decided by the committer
thai; was appointed by the Omaha Manu
facturers' association to make arrange
ments ,for the call of the manufacturers
of thestate, in a mass convention this
fall for the purpoie'.of organizing a state
association.' " ; .
. The program for the convention ' Is now
being made up. The committee in charge
of all arrangements Is composed of David
Cole, president, of the Omaha Manufac
turers' association; K. I. Ellick and John
fw. Towle. The committer was appointed
iby Vice-President Sanborn of the Omaha
organization. . Whether the- convention
is to be In session one day or several
days, where It will be held and other de
tails, are yet to be worked out by 'he
committee. . -
Letters will oon be sent out from the
Commercial "club i to tha manufacturers
jthpughout the' state psklns them to "at
tend this convention. A great number of
letters havev1ti-en reettvedT at the club
rooms from manufacturers, in every part
of the state favoring the calling of each
a convention. The personnel of the :or
ventlon will be representative of '.. v
part of the state and representative 01
every Una of manuflcture.
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Six Doctors to Get
Five Dollars an Hour
as School Inspectors
, Superintendent E. V. Graff will name
six physicians within the next five days
to make medical inspection of pupils In
city schools when contagious diseases
threaten. .
President Holovtchlner of the Board of
Education and the members of the board
Instructed the superintendent last year to
appoint physicians for this purpose, giv
ing him full power. While regular medi
cal inspection in the schools cannot bp
had, the Board of Education and superin
tendent approximatet by employing phy
sicians to make Inspections thnt mig't
prevent a contagion.
The doctors S3 employed are to be paid
at the rate of $5 an hour. Formerly the
city health , commissioner was superinten
dent of medical Inspection in the schools,
but the Board of Education has divested
him of that power.
NOT AGAIN 0NJ00D00 DAY
South Omaha Sports Suffer as Result
of Combination.
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Omaha s Greatest Clothing House
FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH BAD i
Finn Shy, Dock Hide, Aatos Break j
Dona and All Manner of Mln
ha pa Overtake the
Mmrodi,
UNION PACIFIC PUTS TWO
! NEW TRAINS INTO SERVICE
Omaha Canoeists
i Reach St. Jos
eph
J George Blermar,' Kenneth Hatch, Ed
Bierman and Bay Farrell, the four Omaha
boys who started for St. Louis in a
ffotorboat, have reached St Joseph. They
wrote Louis Biendorff from there yester
day, saying that they are having the
time of their lives. They are leisurely
making the trip, living on tha fat of the
land, stopping when they feel Kke it and
making trips out Into the country, shott
ing game, eating fruit and drinking real
milk.
Serlons Lacerations
and wounds are healed, without danger
of blood poisoning, by, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the healing-wonder. Only 25c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Passenger traffic on the east end of the
Union Pacific has increased to such an
eteri that .the company has ; found it
necessary td put on two new trains each
way. The new service will become ef
fective not later than ' October 1, ; and
sooner If the schedules can be arranged.
Last spring the Union Pacific consoli
dated Nos. S and 13, .west, and Nos. 4 and
12, eastbound, splitting the trains at
Korth Platte, No. 5 going to Portland and
No. 13 to Denver. Eastbound, No. 4 came
from Portland and 12 from Denver.
Within th? last thirty days the traffic
has become so heavy that notwithstand
ing that these trains have carried from
fifteen to eighteen cars of equipment
between Omaha, and North Platte dally,
the cars have been so crowded that pas
tenders have been forced to stand In the
stales and stand on the platform, being
unable to secure seats.
Carload of Babies
to Be Distributed
j Key to tha Situation Ee Advertising.
Next Thursday from Chicago the Bur
lington will bring a carload of New Tork
bables for distribution in Nebraska. Th
children are sent out by the New Tork
'Foundling Institute, a Catholic institu
tion, and are accompanied by rx sisters.
The little folks will be sent, direct to
Burwel!, where they have been adopted
Into the homes of farmers In the vicinity
of that town.
Friday the thirteenth.
Those who say It Is not unlucky have
only t mention the fact to the party of
South Omaha sportsmen who went hunt
ing and fishing Thursday night east of
Meadow, Neb., in automobiles. The trip
to the lake was made without a mishap,
but as soon as Thursday night departed
and Friday the thirteenth was ushered In
everything went wrong. ;
At the stroke of midnight the fish re
fused to bito and game became scarce.
The dainty bait the fishermen danglel
In the water on their hooks offered no
temptation to the hungry fish. Neither
did the call of the wild by Chief of Po
lice John Brlggs Induce the ducks to
come out of cover. f
. Wreeka on the Way Home.
Tired and disgusted with things in
general the party started for home about
3 o'clock. In turning his car around
Brlggs backed Into the lake and It took
two automobiles and the entire party
one hour to draw It up on the bank.
Shortly after getting under way the car
buretor was put out of commission and
Brlggs had to run his machine into
Paplllton on low speed, where he left
It in a repair shop. John King lost con
trol of his car a short way out of Pa
pillion and for several miles It went from
one side of the road to the other to the
extreme fright and danger of the occu
pants. Bernard Larkln lost two tires off his
machine and had to ride home on the
rims. He also discarded the hood of
his machine somewhere along on the
road and within a, block of his home the
engine went dead.
"Never again," shouted the entire party
In unison when they finally arrived at
South Omaha, as they held their right
hands high In the air.
Odd Fellows to
Have Monster Picnic
at Florence Park
One of the monster picnics of the sea
son will be the Old Fellows' outing
this afternoon and evening at the
city park In Florence. Including wives,
families and friends of the lodge mem
bers, between 3,000 and 4,000 are expected
to be on hand for a good time. Special
delegations from Blair, Tekamah, Papll
lton and nearby points In Iowa will come.
Extra street car service will be furnished
from Omaha to Florence during the aft
ernoon and evonlng.
Governor Aldrich will be on hand and
deliver an address on "Why We , Are
Brothers." Other speakers will be Con
gressman Norrls, Judge Loomis of Fre
mont, Judge Sutton of Omaha, Senator
Hitchcock, W. A. Toder, J. H. .Sinclair
and R. H. Olmsted.
A parade ' of all Odd Fellows through
the streets-, of Florence will be held at
6:30 o'clock in the evening. Louis Helm
rod wll act s marshal. In the afternoon
a program of sport features will be car
ried otit, including foot races, egg races
and potato races. An added stunt will be
the women's nail driving contest and a
good supply -of knotty boards has been
secured for th-is event.
New Autumn Styles in
Men's gi Young Men's Suits
Topcoats Overcoats and Raincoats
of the World's Famous Makes
Kuppenheimer, Schloss Bros.,
Stein-Bloch and Society Brand.
A REMARKABLE collection of fab
rics and colors. Choosing here is a
genuine pleasure. Berg does not limit you to a
line of a single manufacturer, Jxit places before
you the cleverest ideas of all the leading American makers.
We have' a reason to feel proud of this display of men's fall
iipparel. Bigger stocks, better assortments and greater values
are the early autumn inducements.
In suits, we display the new light and dark grays, browns
and tans, plaids and worsted mixtures in every conceivable
pattern and color. Values are the greatest at
$10, $15, $20, $25.1 $40 f (J
Scratch Up, Stiff or
Soft Hats, best in
town $2.00
Some of New' Novel-
ifii a if - r '' ' "rj
tics in
OVr4a not
wuutS juiin
arrived $1.00, $1.50
SUIT OVER COUNTY BUILDING
Counsel for Bonding Company Pre
dicts Contractors Will Act.
BONDSMEN WILL HELP SETTLE
Fidelity and Deposit Coiuimny of
Maryland Anxlons to Have Fi
nancial and Other Differ
ences Adjasted.
County Fair Will Be
on Carnival Grounds
The Douglas County Fair association
will have its display of Douglas county
exhibits on the carnival grounds during
Ak-Sar-Ben again this ' year. The
premium list' has been made up and the
association is pushing for entries. The
county exhibit has been steadily growing
ever since It has been granted space on
the King's Highway, and this year the
association asked for more space than
the exhibits ever occupied before, but
Samson was unable to grant more than
it had last year. The county fair will
occupy both sides of Douglas street from
Nineteenth to Twentieth streets.
Trimming Streets for
Ak-Sar-Ben Display
The decoration of the city for the Ak-Sr-Ben
festivities' will include flags,
bunting and Ak-9ar-Ben colors strung
from the Iron trolley poles of the street
car company' toward the center of the
street. Permission has jurt been obtained
from the street car company to use the
poles for this purpose. The street decora
tions will run from the depot up Tenth
street to Farnam, thence jvest on Far-
nam to a few blocks west of Sixteenth.
Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets will also be decorated north and
south along the principal business dis
tricts of the cJty., ,
Innocent Foreigner
Suing for Damages
Pleading : that he Is a childlike and
Innocent foreigner and was Imposed upon
by the American Smelting and Refining
company, Joseph Candlann has started
suit against the company for 125,000 dam
ages for personal Injuries In district
court. Candiano asserts he wss ordered
to lift a 200-pound box of metal and,
being an illiterate foreigner of childlike
and innocent disposition, he did so. He
did not know it was too much for a man
to lift The strain permanently injured
him,, he says.
CHIEF DONAHUE'S BODY
IS CONSIGNED TO GRAVE
The body of Cblet of Police John J.
Donahue, which has' reposed in Holy
Sepulcher cemetery since his death,
August 23, was' placed In the grave yes
terday morning.
A short service was read by the priest
in the presence of relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were Chief of Police Dunn,
Detectives Donohoe, Fleming and Davis,
Ueutenant Hayes,. Patsy Havey and
Patrol Ondurtor Andy Fahey.
When Chief Donahue died a suitable
lot could r.ot be found and Interment was
postponed.
- Deadly Frlrbt
rossesses sufferers from lung troubles till
they learn Dr. King's New Discovery will
help them. Price 50o and (LOO. For sale
by Beaton Drug Ca,
Suit to restralp Douglas county from
taking poEsessioff the new county
building until the differences of the
county and the general contractors, Cald
well & Drake, are,adjusted probably will
be Instituted within a few days, accord'
Ing to J. Al 'C Kennedy of Mahoney &
Kennedy, counsel for the Fidelity and
r.eposlt company of Maryland, surety for
the contractors.
Mr. Kennedy said the bonding company
will do everything in Its power to aid ti'.e
county in securing early completion of
the biiildiiig and adlus'.ment of the flnan
c ill differences wlt't the general con
tractors. Mr. Kennedy's statement as to the prob
ability of a lawsuit was the most authen
tic obtainable today. At the offices of
the general contractors nothing could he
learned regarding their plans. It was
said that they were rushing work on tha
building as rapidly as possible and a visit
to the building confirmed this statement.
Salt is Anticipated.
Mr. Kennedy said he anticipated a suit
by the general contractors to restrain tho
county from occupying the new building
unless some part of the 16 per cent res
ervation of the contract price, now held
by the county, is paid. He also expected
the contractors to ask the courts to re
strain the county from executing the
threat to oust the contractors If the work
is not finished by October 6.
The law library, recently taken over
from the old Law Library association by
tho . county, Is being moved from the
Orel gh ton Law school Into the new build
ing today. Old record books, files and
document , oases from the vaults In the
old court house continue to be moved into
vaults In the new building.
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Hayien s M Dept.
Investigate the extremely low prices in Hayden's
I Meat Department before looking elsewhere.
Hindquarters Muttpn or Lamb, lb. 5c
Frontquartera Mutton or Lamb, lb. 4c
Lamb or Mutton Chops, 4 lbs. for . ? r 25c
Mutton Stew, 15 lbs. for ; 25c
No. 1 Pot Roast,- lb..;. . . . . . . ..... SO
Boiling Beef 4 . . 5c
No. 1 Ham. ..14c
Bacon, lb 15c and I7V2C
Picnic Hams, lb 105
Veal Steak .15c
Veal Chops . .... .... . . .. ... . . . . . . . .124cj
Veal Stew, lb. . . . ... ...... ........ . . . .6c
Ground Bone, 10 lbs. for .................... 25c
SAYDEfl'S MEAT DEPARTMENT
GRAYHAIR
Wonderful Method Yonr Hair
Can Ite Darkened and Kept 80.
NO COMMON DYES
WHILE HOSTESS ENTERTAINS
THIEVES STEAL JEWELRY
Ungallant burglars entered he apart
ments of Miss M. Ahldren, 3804 Farnam
street,' who was entertaining a number
of girl friends, and stole nearly $100 worth
of jewelry some time yesterday after
noon. According to Miss Ahldren, who made
the complaint, the thieves entered while
she and her friends were eating lunch,
and jewelry and money was taken from a
bureau,
LONE FOOTPAD HOLDS UP
AL THRESHER ON STREET
Al Thresher, 2410 Lincoln avenue, was
held up last n'ght at 11:15 o'clock at
Twenty-eighth and Leavenworth streets,
by a solitary footpad, who enforced his
demand with a revolver. Thresherk was
relieved of 17 and allowed to proceed.
Plnenpple Pie.
Beat one cupful of sugar and one
quarter cupful of butter to a cream, add
three eggs beaten separately, a good
sized pineapple grated fine and a cupful
of aweet cream. Bake carefully half an
hour.
Bisque of Clasns.
Chop two cupfuls of clams and cook In
two cupfuls chicken stock for thirty min
ute. Melt three tablespoonfuls butter,
add two tablespoonfuls chopped onions,
ccok five minutes, add four tablespoonfuls
flour, strained clam liquor, cook eight
minuter add aalt, pepper, red pepper, one
teaspoonful Worcestershire sauce, two
cupfuls hot cream, and serve.
Browned Potatoes,
A nice way to serve cold mashed pota
toes Is to pack them solid In a square
bread pan, then slice Ilka cold mush; lay
on a buttered tin, brush with the beaten
yolk of aa egg and browa lightly la tha
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Sunday
Dinner Menu
and Selected Eecipes
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Melona. ;
Cereal with Sugar and Cream.
Broiled Tomatoes on Toast.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Mock Bisque Soup, Croutons.
Roast Chicken. Glblet Gravy.
Fried Rice.
Creamed Cauliflower.
Chocolate Ice Cream. '
Marsh mallow Sauce.
SUPPER. .
Cheese Fondue. ', j
Lettuce Sandwiches.'
Fruit Salad. Raised Lpaf Cake.
ftew Ps,
Wash and aheH one-quarter peck new
peas; put on with boiling water enough
to cover and boll uncovered until tender.
If young, they will take only twenty
minutes. Drain and add one teaepoonful
of butter, Or butter to taste, one tea
spoonful of iialt and one-elghib teaepoon
ful of white pepper. Serve smoking hot
aa a aide dish.
Ribbon Cake.
One-half cup butter, one cupful sugar,
one and one-half cupful flour, one-half
cupful milk, two eggs, one teaspoonftil
cream tartar, one-half teaepoonful soda.
To' one-third of this mixture add dark
splcea, one tablespoonful molaases and
one-half cup currants. Bake In three
sheets. While warm spread the dark one
lightly with Jelly and plac between the
two light ones.
Pineapple Fritters.
Make a batter with one egg, white and
yolk beaten separately. Add a half cup
ful of milk to the beaten yolk, a pinch
of ealt, enough sifted flour to make a
stiff batter, the beaten white and a tea-1
eiioonfui of baking powder.' Qot a fresh I
pineapple or a can of the eyeless and ;
co relets pineapple. Take as many slices
as wanted and cut. each ojie In two. Dip
each piece In the batter and fry in smok
ing hot lard. Drain, spr'nkie with pow- j
dered sugar and serve on a pretty dish I
wlUi a doily at aapkla under tha fritters.
We Arc Still
Harping
on quality and cleanliness It's
our hobby. We've made our re-,
putation on these points and when
you consider quality, our prices
will compare with any of them.
Choice chickens la the other
hobby. We buy. live chickens only
choice lira ones at that dress
them ourselves, then keep them In
cold, dry air, ao aa to retain their
natural flavor.
Give us one trial and see the
difference.
Chuck Steak .....130
Lamb Chops loo
Pot Roast....'. .lOo and So
Home Rendered Lard 16e
Hon.e Made Pork Sausage ..12feo
Home Made Hamburger ..UVsO
JOS. BATH
i9 raxsAJsT vs.
22 lbs. Best Sugar. .$1.00
WITH tl.00 OSBEB OT OVBSS
GOODS
Kail Order Combination 100 lbs.
best Cane Sugar, V5.1&, with an or
der for 10 lbs. of our Special Blend
Coffee at $3.0O. These goods are of
dependable quality and at lowest
price. We carry a complete line of
fine teas, special blended coffeee
and high quality extracts, spices,
baking powders, starches, toilet soap,
etc. Send your order today and ask
for price list
EJoyune Tea Company
408 V. 16th St., Omaha.
Thon Songlas 8446.
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