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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. '
ECffllCE SCHOOL FAYORED',
' , - I
Igitatioa it Started in Omaha for
, ; Such an Institution.
IPPUED COUSSE IS NEEDED
laperiateadeat GrM Believes that
,7 Some Day Trad SckooU Will
. Be Establish t Tats
. . i
. Agitation for the establishment of a
technical high school here has been
started and rumors are afloat that as
sistance wilt be offered by certain rail
roads now short of help 'and by the labor
organizations.
' One of the plans which, the labor or
eanlsattons may consider Is to establish
a technical school where students could !
work half a day and -study the other
half.' This would give many an oppor
tunity to secure an ' education - that is
now , beyond their reach. -.
Superintendent E.TJ. Graff believes that
ultimately Omaha, will follow the exam
pie of other cities and establish, trad,
schools, but he says be is willing to wait
until' some other cities establish a prece
dent tbat can be safely followed. . $
,- rmt Stew ts Take.
The etabUrtiment this, .year of ,an
(tmnhi Kich Sohoal 'of Commerce to 're
garded as the flrsttitep-toward ,a com- j
piete system ot scuoois mi-.wu uu
"practical educations'. ; s
".Superintendent Graff and Principal, I
C, Busmlsel f the Omaha 'High .School
of Commerce - declare that 'he 'attacks
against the business college mad .la .sot
eral monthly periodicals "' under ' recent
data have 'no application to thes acJwot
which Is Omahas first venture In the flaiS
of technical ,eucatlon. V '
Parents need feel no fear' that gral
uates of the Omaha High School of Com
merce will "fall down" on their first Jols,
says the principal. " 't '
Teachers Are Competeat.
A corps of twenty competent teachers,
all of whom have had practical buslnesa
experience, are employed, and the stu
dents are not only given a "book educa
tion," but the business offices of local
men are Invaded for material to be used
in Instruction. , '
Students are shown how business la
actually carried on and, being equipped
with a common school education before
they begin the four years' course at this
school, are capable of filling positions
into which they art placed upon gradua
tfcn.
' ""The plan we are working tinder In this
school." said Mr. Graff.-"U to make
tracUcal application In each course.
' English, geography. history and other
academic courses are given, but Instead of
being studSed ai they are In the public
schools, the work is applied.' It ls.com
jderoial English, commercial history and
commercial geography that Is taught v
FEDERAL BUILDING IS TO
j HAVE AN OFFICE DIRECTORY
The federal building Is at last to have
a directory board t each elevator so that
tKoee who enter may see on which floor
bey may find any office they may wish
tof locate. Hitherto the names of the
offices have been painted on the walls.
The method has never been satisfactory.
Another improvement that the custodian
la working on Is the matter of getting
lights put over the three mala entrances
the building.1 The superintendent of
construction of federal buildings for this
territory Is to be here neat week when
h and Mr. Taylor will go over final
plan and npcKicauon w
WRIGHT SUPERINTENDENT
OF COUNTY ELEVATORS
George W. Wright, Jr., has been ap
pointed superintendent of elevators In the
. new county building, and when the Octo
ber term of court opens October T, all
the elevators will be in operation.
There are three passenger elevators, one
freight elevator and one Jail elevator.
Operators who will work? under ; Mr.
Wright have not yet' been named. Mr.
Wrlgh has had ten years4.' experience In
elevator construction and management.
DATE SETFORHEARNG V
OF DUNDEE INJUNCTION
" Hearing of the application of, the Dun
Bee school district for a temporary In
junction restraining the' Omaha Board of
Education from doubling the high school
tuition rates to Dundee students Is set
for October 1 before Judge A, C. Troup
of the equity division of the district court
Xf the temporary order Is granted a data
some time in the future will be set for
hearing on application for a perpetual In
junction. The proposed Increase Is from
$47.80 to f9S a year. "
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Low
One Kay
Colonist Hales
. X TO
California
Old Hexioo
i and tie
Southwest
Tioiets oa sale Btpt Kh
to Oct. 10th,
Van taformatioa oa request
THOS. P. GODFREY, .
l 1 rasa, aad nun agsas,
I 1433 ranuua at, or
ITnloa Station, Omaha.
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j Tnloa Station, Omaha. I
Uw" r r" "-WMVSev
BSSS&sSRi
SSbsSSSSSSsI
Fan
dele
Cordially invite the visitors
to the Ak-Sar-Beh Carnival
in Qmaha to Male Their
Headquarters Here in the
LargestStore Westof Chi
cago ! arid Ask You to Avail
Yourselves of Our Many
Free Conveniences.
ERANDEI3 MAIN STORE J
5 Great Buildings Connect
ed by Three Huge Subway
Arcades and One Double-'
Decker Bridge Form the
United Brandeis Stores in
the Heart of Omahas Per
manent Retail District.
You can always Depend
Upon Correct Style and
High Quality in Everything
to Wear for Women, Men
and Children ; and Every
thingfor the Home.
Our; Greatjerj Stocks 4 ' Give
Vastly"
Select From.; i v v ;
Our" Larger Purchases in
tlielMarkets ,of the World
Enable Us to Buy Goods
More Cheaply Than Any
Other Western Store. You
Can Always Buy ESetter
Goods Here for the Same
Money or the Same Goods
for Less Money Than Any
where Else in Omaha.
FREE CONVENIENCES AT
BRANDEISSTORES
( ' ' f. 1 - t .-3- -
rree Nursery and Play Room for Children":
' Baggage and Parcels Checked Free of Chaxga
. Bank Checks Cashed Free
Free Rest Rooms and Waiting Room
Free Writing Desks and Stationery j I
Cabaret Singers and Musical Concerts in , !
' Pompeian Room, - ?
15RANDEIS STORES
OMAHA .
ERR
At Omaha's
Patent Medicines
tl.OO Cray's "Glycerine" Tonic :
Eskay's Food a5o-4Ae-d
tl.OO Wine of Cardul for Wo
Dr. Cooper's Medicine. . .40-890
$1.00 Hostettefs Bitters.... 8o
$1.00 Squlbb's Sarsaparllla. .7M
Osomulslon ...4a-sa
Rezall Orderlies ;10-so-Oo
Scott's Emulsion , . . ..6o-0o
VlnoL al ways fl-00
Hays' Hair Health. .... .5-r
Usterlnei ....... 16c-a5o-48-9
Recall Kidney Cur. 45o-8o
Borden' Malted MiU.. .46o-Tao
$1.00 Lydia Pinkbam's Com
pound at .89a
Glycothymollne S6o-4a-a
Rezall J Hair Tonic. 80e-l0
Fellows' Syrup for. .'. -io-414
Spruce Pepsin TabletasMotl.OO
$1.00 Guertln's Nerre Syrup. s
4 Dosi Drug Stores
Toilet Articles
J5c , Packer'B-.tar ;9oap, cut
to;. v.. ........... .lc
25c jFroBUUa,;cut'to". . .!
25c SaaUci TqoPBt. eut
to I . ! . Vv !'
60c MaMna Creanu " cut
to-;". s'r.V. . i -i rrivWe
Harmony. :tm rVlolet
Toilet Watefi .TSc, 0Qc,-5c
2 5c Babcock' CorylopsU, cut
: tof i . . t ' r- i . ..' t5c
5 0 e Pompeian .'M I a g e
Cream .... i..;.. -..29c
Ivory Soap, three cakes . .11c
Rezall Cold Cream 60c, 85c
50c Violet Cream, cut to 18c
H
Stationery
"Cascade Linln Wrltln Paper.
48 sheets of paper and 41 en
velopes, all for............ Wo
Rezall "Cabinet" Writing Paper.
48 sheets of paper and 4 en
velopes, all for .aSo
Sitonlijf Cindy
Bex of Barr's IOoi8ATUfl-
DaT CANDT. or, . .-r.vkK.SM
COc , Benedetto' . . AllesretU's-- -Itallato
Chocolates for. t. ..Wo
Ambrosia "Sweetola";.Choco- ,
lates, lb. boxes and-v "Joy.
' wagon" free, for. . . . . .T8
One-lb., box of clean and de
licious Salted Peanuts for,.M
Tlic "Rexall ;StoreB-
aXS&MAST ft KeCOsTXZXA SBVCs CO'lBth aad Boar.
Owl Braf Co lfltb and Xavaey. Xoyal ftarswy, lri Xotsl.
ZAXTAJtS rKABXAOT, 44tk as artsasa, .
f You tike ta Dance
You'll Lilie Our Rimp
We want you to see ; our showing
of exquisite dancing and' evening slip
pers hvkid,vsatjn anrj suede. ' i - ?
? ' Please note tie individnalitjrc of style
; which has been worked out; in principles to
, make the foot more graceful' than ever., If you
seeV the best thats . made, we . Have -them."
Priced fjom-V j--i'--i:iv.;"''!"--''H-:,i .
Ak-Sar-Cca Visitors llelecoeio Oosaha aad
tC Onaha Style apd Bargain, Center "
3:
s hum Price. ' 11 P Equal Price.
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Ladies' Gloves
and Hosiery
Assoitmeots tJlit are complete la every ftetall of
new colorings and style. Qualities tie best that
the factories of the vorld produce.
13 and 18 Batton Lengths French Rid Glorea
Cnlnrlns- that matnh serfectlv the new gown: best
" maea at ....-31.98 to S3.50
TwoBatton Kid Gkrrea Pari point or embroidered
i back, all color, a........... -SI. 00 t $2.0D
Cape Clores, lined or urJlned. best assortment in
Omahn, at, .'. . . . . ... ....... .$1.00 a 81.50
Ladles' Cape Gloiree, val-i j Children's Gauntlet
uea to tl.wO; on ealt ! Ciiore na wiwens,
Satiirday tC-r'49 I y t0 $1.. special. 49
INDIES - AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
''. UNDERPRICED. u , ,
Ladles' Silk Hose, made to sell at l Ladies Silk Boot Hose, black and
?50. 'come Jn black, white or colors, worth to $1 pair; on sale
tan. all perfect! special at.69H n tw0 lot1 at) -;25 nd 49
Ask for the Wye Knit Hose They have double -soles and . high
spliced heels, worth more than the price. ........ ......... 3o
Women's and Children's Fleeced or Woolen Ho8e--A splendid atock
of dependable quality goods. ' .
Shoe
For Boyo
That solves the shoe
problem as' far as the
boy is concerned wear ;
like firon;andv have fa'
neat, dressy "appear
ance. Ask for
and!" the boy. will have
shoes he cannot wear
out a shoe, we guaran
tee to outwear two pairs
of ordinary boys' shoes.:
10 to 13V2. :$2.O0
1; to 55... . $2.50
t
: Ttc Classified
Bages of The Bee
are scanned dally by - thou
sands of people, . v
' Try a Bee Want At
it
THERE'S A REASON
for everything. Many people have
been ' heard to ' comment . on the
.. wonderful business qf '
TH BELMOHT SESAXAXT,
' which .' has been- established in
Omaha such a short while ago,
and are of the opinion that the
.reason must ' be quality food at
reasonable prices. Give us a trial .,
' 11 Obe' et-Suf 'Class X.v"V
. 161 Sodr Ht v : Opaa All might
0. T. IIU, Proprietor. .
B,d Spread Specials
Imitation Mexican Drawn Bed
Spreads, full also, worth JS. 09
each ........ $3.98
In.portsd Marselles Bed Spreads,
heavy knotted fringe, worthy
8.50 each .v'C fM
Scalloped Imported Marseilles Bed
Spreads," full" siae,' wortn 15.50
each ........ ax7
Frtnsed and Scalloped Bed
Sptead full size, . assorted -worth
M.vO each- ....v.. .. .9X50
Scalloped fringed and,, hemmed
" Bed Spreads, worth $3.00 . .$1.98
'Esn-.insd CrocAet Bd Spreads
i Marseilles patterns, worth tl.SO
,i?ea,ph ' , -m .-v ; s-v'1"00
Saturdays Specials in the
Wash Goeds
Imported Poplins, silk finish. aJl
new fall colors; at. yard..... Wo
English Poplins, pennanent sua
finish, all colors and shades, for.
fall waistlngs and one-pie?
h dresses; aW yard ...........600
New Fall -Voiles, -in - plain silk
' stripes, all neW fall atyles and
colors; at, yard v,,;.ft5o
Silk aad Mixed. Goods, all colors
and styles, 60c gTade,'t'....38
'Complete. line of Flanneletes; at,
yard.', .-...Ha-aaa la
Complete Une of JUnoskeag Outing.
BMannels at.....!.10O and 180
ilo Garaert So
Oaeiy s a ;Gooil Sweater Coat
Here's Three Big Specials 1
t mawamI- nfirlo. Ktif rtrioma that 3 i J
wilt &e keenest interest to the economically ft f
inclined. '" " .. v--! ' n&
Children's, Misses' and Boys Sweaters, fine j ftf
wool garments, witn or witnout couars, r
eome in cardinals, oxfords and ; maroons, .
13.00 and $2.60 values; choice
at .......08c and $1.45.
LadiesT $2.00 and $2.50 Worsted 'Sweaters,'
most desirable weaves, styles and colors;
you'll find them matchless: , -
at , ....... $1.45 d $1.98
Handsome Norfolk; Sweaters, mannish
weaves in the rough or open neck styles;
greatest snap ot season. . . . . ... . .$2.98
Other splendid Sweater values at $3.00,
$4.00, $5.00, np to $7.50. '
Boys' Blouse Waists, 50c and 76c j 23c Skeins Knitting Tarn,- black
values, alt -attest 6 to 16 yean,, j .only, -pound size; ' on -sale
at . . ' '.'. i ..4 33 it-. .' '.' V 12H"
Bear Brand Yarns All kinds and colors, at less price than you'll find
equal Quality . elsewhere. . , j ' ? -x
pi
j ' Ft w n
V $1 At 11 -y
:
ay den's First
it
Piyi
AMLISSUCNTS.
Dally atat 10c;
Sts- B-10-800.
Drexerc
1419 Farrtam
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Xfiiwdtcinc
vi noKrias street, a. ibtb.
HTT0K8 UAWBITIia.B. Includes
The jduslcal Avollos; Grace Armocd;
weraen & uearin;
Mile.. Dar nley; Hill
man j Roberts;
Hlppoacope Picturea
I A TITO PAJtTHS!
PmXTB TSSj
9:00 P. K.BKOVH
CoaUnnoas $ to 5; 7 to II p. Daily.
'OXAsa.'B Ttnr cxrtsb." -.
Dally Kat. lS-S5-SOe
ETfl.1 15-8-60-78e
sooek (koosx) imir't'rBRnr.KFBt
EXTKATAOAnaA AST) VAUDETriLS.
Classy Marcelle Coreene; Imhof.'Conn
A Coreene;. WeWng Doris Thayer; Cple
A Warner' ,Open-Faced, Full-Jewelled
Beauty Chorus. "Moose Night," Friday.
September VI. '''',
tadies' Dins Hattaee Every Wee Pay,
absolutely;
FREE ;
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
In Riverside Park, Ft. Stock-
. .'j.. ton, Teias., ...
t EachTlot 2 5x132.- Here is a
chance to get a lot free. Come
down and read our literature.
' Orient Railroad and its pow
erful allied interests have sda
terained Fort Stockton to be
the largest commercial center
in southwest Texas. - .? ;j ,
. J"ort Stockton . is the ' next
division . point for the Orient
Railway. Fort Stockton -4s. the
County Seat ot Peeps county,
largest county In Texas. Come
down and let us tell you about
it and get a lot tree. .
FrJownsiteJIfl.;
1519 Howard- Street' '
5:t)0 p.m 'daily from dmaha-
Oklalioma imlTexas
via Rock Island Lines :
BRANDEIS THEATER
Shis Afteraooa Tenijht
. CKAUWCET OLOOTT XX TKE
- - f ; xsxjb csauBAJca -
What the Omaha aewspape critios
say reg-arAlor Caaaneey Oloott, aow
playlns; at the Braadels Thsateri
Colonsl KeCoaUoofhi Oloott
donhly welooma to a play that la
really wortn walls. . ;
World-Herald Xeeae Ahbott! Xsle
VDreanis most satlsfaetory per
formance Mr. Oloott aad oompaay
have ever offered la Omaha.
Sunday Matinee, 4 Pays -TBS
BACXSnOB'B SOSETXOOIT
;....( .Phone Dear. 494."
t AOVAJCCED -TAtyDBWXX.XJB,
- joktuee Today. aslS-.
Wote Early eartain ' Saturday, Bight,
' Vj . 8U3 aarp. C, :
VATXirSB TODAY TOmGHT
The : Oreat Komaatlo Americas Drama,
VTHE .wmTffSQTJAW"
Prlcal. lOa, tOo, 30c, Me VO XXOXES,
T7V9AT "ROBE OP P ASTASIA
.'BEATS BOW-
IKRUG THEATRE
atattne Today, S(30; Blghti 80
. - -. BEST 8ZATS SOo
r SAM RICE
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., - APrnjni.f
', . ladW DaQy lm ati
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$2
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" v You hstve a chance right now, this year,
to locate in this 'wonderful successful country.
Take advantage of , low rates now via
The Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Tickets on sale dally,. September 25 th to October 10th inclusive.
AQ flr to principal points in Saskatchewan and
0U9 Alberta, .
Mf . to Portland, Spokane, victoria, Vancouver
9 Qk' and other points in Oregon, Washington'
tflottf British Columbia.' ; ,
fm Tkonga Tourist Sleepers liberal Stopovers Permitted
u There is plrnty of room in Western Canada for those who want
to succeed. Here are the last Dig tracts oj xicn virgin ana open io
the home seeker. The soil is wonderfully fertile; the crops increase
enormously each year and the land is" abundant.
Homestead or Purchase Railroad Land settlers are rushing in
the golden opportunity will soon be gone-v4ct To-day. f .,
The Canadian Pacific Railway
rives the best service to the Pacific Coast and affords you the mag-.
"' -3 nificent scenery of the Canadian : Rocky and Selkirk Mountains,
For information and littraturm apply toj -GEO.
WALTON, General Agent,
224 So. Clark St, , Chicago, Ilk
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Yofcmay jiiisslsomething
ii ypu :loh't ; r
the want ad TODAY.
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