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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1912.
eis sic o re
PLACE ON SALE WEDNESDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME
FROM
THE
n QMverware
HANDEtSERG STOCK
1622 FARNAH STREET, OMAHA SOLD BY THE TRUSTEE
1 IPtwtI fS i
2 11 Ji 11 W
or Less Than
All Mandelberg's Sterling Silver Knives, Forks; Teaspoons
Hollow Ware,
Saver Tea Seta
Fruit Bowl, Cups,
- Chocolate Sets,
Not Bowls, Dishes,
Creamers and Sugars,
Almond Dishes, ,
Bon Bon Dishes, .
Servers,
. Serving Forks and
Spoons in all sizes,
Novelty Silverware.'
Ml the different
Standard patterns '
made by the most
famous Silversmiths,
such as Gorham,
Whiting, B. Wallace
& Sons, Rogers, Lunt
and Bowlen, etc.. .
Also many Silver
Plated Novelties.
Sterling Sliver Picture Frames, Clocks, Etc.
The Mandelberg stock 'contained only silverware,
jewelry and leather goods of highest grade. You can
absolutely" depend upon thefine quality of everything
in this sale. '
All at One-Half or Less Than One
Half Mandelberg's Former Prices
EDNE!
Greater Bargaios in Diamond Rings, Diamond Set Jewelry, Solid
Gold Jewelry, Ladies' and Men's Watches from the Mandelberg
Stock Wednesday Everything at! or Less Than j Price
TUTTUQFfc A V e Pace 011 sae a fno her Goods, Men's and Women's
1 11 UilJlfll Purses, Traveling .Toilet Rolls, Leather Novelties, Men's and
: Women's Umbrellas, Silver Toilet Sets, Brass Novelties, etc, at extraordinary bargains.
Wonderful Values in Laces, Dress Trimmings and Embroideries
from the Arnold-Constable New York Stock
This sale is the talk of Omaha. Thousands of yards of the most exquisite laces and
trimmings are being sold at about one-half the prices asked by , the famous importers,
Arnold-Constable, in New York. 7 ; T ; x.
50$'
Imported Silk Chiffon and Net Tonics $
Elegantly beaded, spangled and embroidered In gold,
puYor, yuaiei coionngs ana jet; at,each
ILtsf
i05Q SIC and
.J JL v up
: Fich Wide Silk; Embroidered Bands
Qold and. silver embroidered bands, 1 8-inch Silk
and Metallic Embroidered Allovers, fancy , all
overs, elegant Venlse appliques wide lace bands
In Venlse, crochet, Bohemian and macrame effects
also many other novelties in very -r
unusual erfects worth up to $1.60 1 Ml
a yard: at. yard. .. . . . . V V
r
1,000 Yards of 4 3 -Inch Crystal Dew
Drop Ch Ifon AU Overs
White, black and evening shades. A re
. markable bargain from the ArnoldCon
' stable Stock-1-worth 75c a yd., Q Q
at vd. ucfi;
lit
WiJnesday Hai( Goods Dept.
Wavy Gray Switches at $2.75
Beautifully made switches, 24 'inches long.
Readily converted into the newest arrangements of
the coiffure. Fine, soft, fluffy switches on short
stems. Experts in attendance ' to insure perfect
matching. , ; . t
Saturday A Big
Sale of Sample....
DOLLS
.See our 16th. street show window that Is filled with
the best, bargains in fine kid body and tbe best Jointed
body Sample Polls that will be sold Saturday at lower
prices than have ever, before been known.
Buy your Christmas dolls at this sale' and save
money.
BKAMDE1S
STORES j
MORE CARRIERS-ARE ADDED
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Postal Authorities Also Put on More
' Clerks in Omaha.
BEQUEST IS MADE FOB AUTOS
Canpatg Literature Makes the
' Moil Heary and Big Fall aad
VTlater Bastaeas ta Alao
... Expected. .
The swelling of the malls in and out of
Omaha, due to the progress el the presi
dential campaign, has Just begun to be
noticed at the local postottlce. Postmaster
Wharton says the movement of campaign
literature through the mails is Just be
ginning. - Ootober:L six new substitute
clerks will be employed In the postofflce,
and three new substitute carrier.. Th..
vrllt be badly needed at times during the
. iwreldentia! campaign.
When the campaign Is closed and the
eietion Is wall over, the regular annual
nir.U preceding the holidays will begin.
tfore this is well over the parcels post
system will have to c-e inaugurated here,
as elsewhere, January L. For this rea
eor it it expected that tbe substitute
clerks that are tak& on at present stand
a tetter chance of getting steady places
In a shorter period of service than do
suMltutes ordinarily when they begin in
the postal service.
A a toe for Parcels.
Postmaster Whartor. has made appli
cation to the Postofftce department at
Washington for permission to purchase
two automobiles to be used in the city
In the delivering of parcels when the par
cel poot shall have been put Into effect
A system of deliveries something similar
to that of the express companies will
have to be Instituted in order to handle
the business when parcels weighing up to
eleven pounds begin to go through the
mail Instead of by express or freight
. When the committee at Washington
now working on plans for Inaugurating
the parcels post finally reports Its recom
mendations, a set of regulations for Insti
tuting tho system will be sent to ail the
postmasters, from which they will In
augurate the system In their respective
cities and towns In spite of these regu
lations, the postmasters wltl have to us
their own judgment largely In the amount
of equipment required at their particular
station. Just as the number of clerks and
carriers, must now depend on the amount
of wail handled.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success. -,,'7 . , , '
Police to Stop Jain
" atiAk-Sar-BenBall
Society traveling v In autos will be
chaperoned by policemen at the Ak-Sar-Ben
ball this year. Chief of Police Dunn
and Que Rense nave taken up with the
board of governors the advisability of
agreeing on some scheme to supervise
the unloading of automobiles at the den
that night ; ..:, , . . i
.Ordlnarly guests have been comnelled
to sit In their machines from half an
hour to an hour and wait for an oppor
tunity, to drive u? to the main entrance
and alight
This year pollcemee will have charge
of all machines. Then will be tour sta
tions and four cars will unload at once.
There will be four entrances and a ticket
taken at each entrance.
"We think there will be no trouble In
carrying put this plan." said Chief Dunn.
'There may be somebody who will ob
ject, but-these police officers will over
rule their objections." '
It's a, Bora last Shame
not to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
cure burns, ecsema, bolls, sores, piles,
cuts, bruises, wounds and ulcer. Sc.
.For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Get Ready for Colder Days
We Refine Jackets. Coats and
Overcoats, Put on Collars, Cuffs and
Buttons and Make All Kinds
Alterations
A ' Hie first snappy, days of fall are here. You
will sdon need heavier garments. Let us make ,
your last year's suit or jacket as good as. new. 7
We employ expert men's and ladies' tailors to'
do your altering,-repairing and relining.. In
stead of buying a new suit, let us make the -old
one do for another season forone-tenth the cost. -Our
prices are much lower than the tailors,1 and '
the quality of our work is just as high.
..' ' - . .. -. ..- ' '
Do not delay with your fall cleaning colder
days are going to pile us up with rush orders.
Our methods of cleaning give a garment a fresh
ness and lustre found elsewhere only in new gar
. ments. Call up or come in, we will be glad to
' give you an estimate of any work you want done. - '
Our reputation, built by fifteen years of " "' '
satisfactory work, makes good our guar
antee that our work will be satisfactory. :
The Pantorium
"Good Cleaners and Dyers"
1515-17 Jones St- GUY LIGGETT, Pres.- Phone D. 963.
Better Service 7
to California
Via Rock Island , Lines
' ', ' . ' ' '
, Through,; up-to-date Tourist Ca, Service Omaha .
; to Los Angeles via the true Southern 'Route .
lowest altitude will be operated daily, Sep
tember 25th to October 10th, on the following 7 j
schedule: . ' 7. 1
Example 1 -
4 V Lesve OMAHA . i 5:Q0 P. M. Today
" LINCOLN 7:00 P. M. " 7 7
, Arrive EL PASO- . 6:30 A. M. 2d Day
" LOS ANGELES 7:15 A.. M. 3d Dsy .
J .
DINING CAE SERVICE ALL THE WAY.
Through" Dailyj Tourist service is also operated via Colo
rado and Salt Lake City the $cenic Route. ' . . . ' v
VERY LOW ONE WAY FARES
IN EFFECT ON ABOVE DATES
For further particulars and literature inquire of
J. S. McNALLY, D. P. A.,
J322 Farnam St.
DRS. IIAGQ & MACB
aoo wrs to Bailey ft Kaon
The larrest and beat equipped dental
'office In Omaha. Expert la charge of
all work, - moderate prloea. Porcelain
fllllncs Just like the tooth. All (natru
meats startllsed alter using, y '
M Sloor raztoa Slook, Omsaa, VeD.
AN OLD TIME
REMEDY THAT DARK-.
ENS THE HAIR
For generations Sage and Sulphur have
been used for balr and scalp' troubles.
Almost everyone knows the value of such
a combination for keeping the hair a
good even color, ' for curing dandruff,
Itching scalp and falling balr, and for
promoting the growth of the hair. Tears
ago the only way to get a Hair Tonic of
this kind was to make it In the home,
which was troublesome and not always
satisfactory. Nowadays, almost any up-to-date
druggist can supply his patrons
with a ready-to-use product, skillfully
prepared In perfectly equipped laborator
ies. An ideal' preparation of this sort Is
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
In which Sage and Sulphur are combined
with other vegetable remedies for scalp
troubles and thin, weak hair that Is los
ing Its color or coming out After using,
this remedy for a few days, you will
notice the color gradually coming back,
your scalp will feel better, the dandruff
will soon be gone, and In less than a
month's time there will be a wonderful
difference in your hair. ; - .
Don't neglect your hair if it Is full of
dandruff, losing its color or coming out.
Get a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur from your druggist and see
what a few days' treatment will do for
you. AU druggists sell It, under guaran
tee that the money wltl be refunded If
the remedy is not exactly as represented.
Sherman A McConnell Drug Co.. ws bo.
16th, 824 So. 16th, 207 No. 16th and 24th
and Farnam Sis. v
AMUSEHEJfTS,
Dally axt lOo;
5-io-aoo.
On Boisrlsa Strut at 18th.
XTTOira VAUXSYXXLX Includes
The 4 Musical Avollos: Grace Armond;
werden ft Gear In;
Mlla 'Darnley; Hill
man ft Roberts:
Hlpposcope Pictures.
AUTO PABTXSS.
FBETSB THB I
9:00 r. M. SHOW
Continuous 4 to S; 7 to 11 p. Daily.
Dlly Kt 15-J5-60O
T!rro . lS.SH.SO.7Be
S.OOXK (MOOSI!) VHIMTCDBririrCDC
msor Aim thb lv,,,wn:""T,ir
EXTRATAOASKA AHD TAUDEVILLE.
Classy MarcellB Coreene; Imhof. Conn
ft Coreene; Lisping Doris Thayer: Cole
A Warner; Open-Faced. Full-Jewelled
Beauty Chorus; ; VMoose Night," Friday.
September 7. .
ladies' Buna Katinea Every Week Bay.
BRANDEIS THEATER
XATDTEB TOBAT TOinOXT ;
The Big Kasloal Bern
Miss Nobody From Staxland
With CUT TAZXi and Oompany of M
300 Btghts at the rrlaoeas Theater
Thnrwlay, rrllay and Betnrday
CHAUNOY OLCOTT
, ' la his aew and beat play,
TXB ZSXiB O BBBAKS"
Good Beats Still Available.
AMTJSEMKNTS.
OMAHA vs. SIOUX CITY
Rourke Park
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ,
V 8 Games' Each Day. '
First Game at 3 P. M.
.jll&aJ
TOBIOHT HAT. TOKOBBOW
K. X. TBASXB Offers '
READY MONEY
A Kit In Id ndon; la Vew Tork, la Omaha
rrloea, S5o,' fla
Thursday Tin WBXTB SQUAW
Vrteesi lOo, 80c, 30e aad 60c
KRUG THEATRE
Xatlaee Today, ti30i Bight, SAO
.' BEST SXAT SOe :
SAM RICE-
( ' aad Bis '-
7 BAfTTBIUUI
XAdles Bally Dims Uatinee
That
Values
Will
You
Elsewhere.
arhara W' rt t -a .
Scores of Ex-
elusive and
De-
for
Selection.
Better
Assortments
I n In vi alJ
ir
Better
Ualues
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A Choice Assortment of the Hew Fall Sweater
Styles. Three Big Special Lots Wednesday
Children's Fine ' Wool Sweaters
Regular $1.50 values in ox
ford and cardinal, plain or
fancy weaves at 98
Misses' and Boys' Sweaters
Latest styles with Byrone col
lars, good colore, all wool, spe
cial - at '. 81.45
Ladies' Norfolk Sweater Coats Bought to sell at $5.00, all wool,
in most wanted colors and weaves, at . . . .$2.98
Other Ladies' Sweaters in White and Colors Moet complete line In"
Omaha, at from ' v. S1.42J to S7.50
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EXTRA SPECIALS IN
WASH GOODS
Imported Popllns7silk finish, all
shades and colors for fall, at,
per yard 60e
Fancy Jacquard Poplins in fall
shades, at, per yard ........ "850
Silk Stripe Opera Veils, a full line
of shades, at, per yard SSe
Double Fold Flannelettes, in pret-
. ty Persian designs, special, at,
per yard ISc
nowland Fleece, all colors and
designs, 27 Inches wide, at 130
Amoskeag Outing Flannels, strict
ly fast colors,-yard ISHo andlOo
WEDNESDAY'S WHITE
GOODS SPECIALS
Natural color 1 Automobile
'Linen, strictly pure flax,
worth 75c, yard 3f
Round Thread White Linen
Waistings, plain, 36 inchas
, wide, worth 89c, yard, 50
Handkerchiefs, Lawns and Irian
Batiste, , pare flax, worth
$1.00 a yard -59?
Wide Welt White Piques, heavy,
this season's new skirting goods,
worth 39r yard,- at . . . 18c
Matchless Special Und erwear Bargain i Wednesday
Two big Special Mill Purchases enable us to offer right at
the beginning of the season, bargains seldom equaled in spring
clearance sales. Buy now and save. v ' 7
Women's Fleeced . Union Suits,
values up to 42.00, heavy or
7 medium weight.
ai
.... 98c
Women's Union Suits worth to
, to $3, Silk and Wool, heavy,
medium or light
weight, at
$1.98
Children's Sateen Bloomers, in all
sizes, great snap 25C
Women's Lisle Union' Suits All
styles, to $1.00 values, on Jfln
sale, at choice . '. ..
W (teen's Wool Testa or Pants
. Regular values to 2.00, QQq
f at ,
Children's Union Baits, values to
75c, heavy fleeced, 49 C
Children's Huslin Pants, all sizes',
neatly trimmed, J glQ
tsv d Specials ir o
Flannettes, good p i
terns, 12c value
for 10,
12 c Outing Flaa
nels plaids and
stripes, light and
dark cplors
10c Cretonnes for
comforters ..7
15c Art Ticking, 32
inches wide . .20J
10c Lonsdale Muslin,
3G inches wide
for
Table Damask,
good patterns, 39c
values for . .250
76c Bed Spreads,
size for . . . .
59 cent Snow Flake
K.tZ tC aiocn
quality muslin, at,
each 43
1 8c Serpentine Crepe
good patterns, at,
per yard ..120
15c White Curtala
Scrim, 30 inch wide
71 5c values 100
18c , . Cotton Dress
Goods, in plaids
and stripes, 1240
Sheets, 81x90, good
We caryy the most complete line of Comforts and Blankets in
the city. Prices the lowest.
WE ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO PUT UP PEACHES
THIS WEEK.
There la a tendency for higher prices.
We will sell the balance of .our 3
carloads of Extra Fancy Utah and
Colorado Freestone Peaches C!U
Wednesday, FEB CBATB .v..."
Green Tomatoes for Pickles, targe
Karket Baskets, Wednesday .15
Large market baskets Fancy Kipe
Tomatoes for ,. 20c
Large market baskets Green Peppers
. for 20c
Large market baskets Sweet. Pota-
". toes for 30c
BFECIXI, FLOUB BALE WEDHX3
SAT The balance of our Big Contract on
Old Wheat Flour made from the
finest No. 1 selected wheat, nothing
finer for bread, pies or cakes,
48 Pound Sack for .. $1-35
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond C or
Lenox Soap for ...25c
Haskin Bros. On.aha Family Soap, it
: beats 'em all for laundry purposes,
per bar 5c
8 lbs. best White or Yellow Cornmela
for ....i 17V4c
14 oz. pkg. Best Domestic Macaroni
or Sphagettl for . 7Vnc
1 oz. cans Condensed Milk for 6c
4 lbs. Fancy Japan Head Rice .... 25c
1 lb. cans assorted Soups 7c
B. C. or Oriole Corn Flakes, pkg. 6 He
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound IVto
8 cans oil or Mustard Sardines, 25c
The best crisp Ginger Snaps or Pret
zels, pound ...fa
1 lb. package Corn Starch 4o
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb. ..12 Ho
Yeast Foam, package 3c
8 Calces Silver Scouring Soap . . . .25c
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, Pick
les and assorted Catsup, Horserad
ish or Mustard, bottle 84o
J) lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch, 2 5o
.The Best Tea Siftlngs, lb. .. ..K.lOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb. ....... '.26c
BUTTZB BUTTXB BUTTEB
The best No. 1 Creamery Butter, car
ton or bulk, lb .32c
The best No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, per pound .. .28c
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb. .. ,;26o
, THE G3EATEST VEGETABLE
AND FRUIT MABSET
7 ' . IS THE WEST.
15 lbs. New Potatoes to the peck 2"0c
2 heads Cabbage 5c
Fancy Sweet Corn, per dozen 12V4p
4 Summer Squash 5c
4 bunches fresh Parsley ..Bo
. 6 bunches fresh' Radishes or Onions,
for 5c
3 large Egg Plants for 10c
Wax or Green Beans, lb .2 He
Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips o,r,.
Sweet Potatoes, lb. .2Hc '
Cape Cod Cranberries, quart .,..8Hc
Lima Beans, quart Bo
2 stalks fresh Celery 5o'
It
Pys
Try H ay d e n 's F i r s t ftys
W VVI VVW 1 VDoag. 494.
Mat Every Day 2:15; Every Night 8:18
ASYAXCS9 TAU9STXUB
Thla ww Will X. CrcT u' BUacb Darn.
14 war BlD4ll A Osnpaar. Blu Utitj, Llrt
Ml SlaUf. Becwt u4 Mdaoa. Mir ud Cut
rtar, MalUd and BlTin. 4 PrleM, MsUbm. Oal
irj 10.- Bwt (Mi M, tswpt SatiK4y aad
Suodkjr. Nifht Ht,M,ih, ,
Something New!
This eye glass mounting guar
anteed to stay on, or Your Money
Refunded. , 7
Gold Filled . . $2.50
Solid Gold ............ $5.00
- If you need new lenses let us
examine your eyes. We guarantee
satisfaction. We are pleasing
some of the most particular peo-'
pie of Omaha and we are sure we
can please you. We grind our own
lenses, make our own frames, in
tact we do it all at a very low price,
gllitgnEptjsslEg,
213 S. 16th St.
P. S. Do you use an Eye Glass
reel? We have them from
. 500 to 823.00.
M
Young
Men
in search of opportunity will
do well to read the . "Help
Wanted columns In The
,Be every flay. Many a man
has found, tla chance
through the want' ad col
umns of this paper. 7-
Read Bee -Want
Ads.