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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1912)
12 THE BEE: "OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,-1912. TAFT CLDBS ARE ORGANIZED (Awards of Winners at the Chicken Show Announced Friday Increasing Sentiment, for the Fresi dent Makes the Work Easy.' F. M. CXTBRIE IS COMETO SOON Cnlrer la la Charge at Reaabllcaa Headaaartera Darlae the Ab eaee of Cfcalnuaa Ltt er&tare la Seat Oat. 3. Holwell of Gibbon was among the call at the Taft republican headquar ters In the Paxton hotel yesterday lie conferred with Vice Chairman Culver with regard to the organisation of a Taft club at Gibbon. Mr. Holwell says there will be no trouble In getting active workers for the club as there la lots of Taft sentiment in the community and the Roosevelt sentiment la rapidly weakening. Through, letters and, personal calls at Taft state headquarter! at the Pax ton the committee ts Informed of new Taft clubs being organised all over the state every day. W. J. Morrison of Springfield called at headquarters bringing the petition ha cir culated In his precinct for Taft electors. lr. Morrison said: "Every republican I i'nuld reach In Flatford precinct signed aha petition." ' Vice Chairman X IL Culver, who has been la charge at the headquarters for several days, will leave for bis home at JMllford, but will return Friday. Chair wan T. M. Currie of Broken Bow has In dicated that ba win be In Omaha within a few days. He will then ba at head quarters most of Uia time, being sub stituted by Vice Chairman Culver when ever business calls him to Broken Bow. Secretary Amos Thomas and a largo force of stenographers are busy at heed quarters and are to ba found there every The list of prize winners In the United Fanciers' exposition Is being made and winners will be announced today. Over 70 j chickens are on exhibition at the Audi torium. Some of them are valued at from $500 to $1,000 aprieoe. There are twenty blooded dogs on exhibit, soma from out. of the city, although the exhibit of dogs comes largely from local fanciers. Among the dogs Is a splendid specimen of St Bernard but 10 month old. He la a giant In stature and a good natured as he Is large. The toy spaniels are at tracting a great deal of attention as are also the bull terriers. The giant turkey gobblers that are on exhibit call the spectators' attention to the fact that Thanksgiving Is approach ing. A dozen ducks occupying a little pasture near the east end of the building are of Interest Bantam chickens of numerous varieties attract the attention of those who are lntereeted in birds for their looks and cleverness rather than for their utility, " Babies Threatened by croup, vcougb or colds are soon re lieved by the uae of Dr. King's New Dis covery, too and H.W. For sals oy Beaton Drug Co.-Advertlaement Jaf t Gains Ground Through the State "Bob" HarUell of Kearney, who visited in the city during- the Ak-Sar-Bed fes tival, has been canvassing the central part of the state in the Interest of can , dldates for county and state offices, and says be has found' the sentiment for Colonel Roosevelt on the wane every where. . ''Several weeks ago there was a great hurrah for him," said Mr. Hartsell, "but Colonel Rdoaevelt Is losing his hold on the farmers and residents of towns in the western part of the state. There Is a gradual swing of sentiment toward Ptm! 4ent Taft, who has won more votes by iis conduct in this campaign than either Df the other candidates have by their juimeroua speeches. "Buffalo county, strongly for Rooavelt In the primaries, Is only lukewarm for htm now, and Indications point to a prob able even break at least, and It Is possi ble that Mr. Taft will receive the majority f votes cast at the November election. "This same sentiment seems to prevail wherever I've been. in the state. The ex citement for the third termer has cooled down and sane thought will result In mora votes for President Taft." AMUSEMENTS. at ram AUDITORIUM Sept. 30, Oct 1-2-3-4 . "United Fanciers' Exposition" POULTRY HOW OSAITO XXHZBXTS TMHK AXxT 7 AMI OT TMX PWI'lBO STATSB. Pheasants Pigeons Ducks Turkeys Dogs - Cats Ban. tarns and Fancy Chickens Galore. Sot Caloasa Via SinaeV finest to Towa ervsa from 11 A. X. to 10 r. St, Pally 80 Cents, v Bigs Class Motion Vlotnrea at In tervals Svery gvening. Admission, 26c . Children Under 12 Years, 15c Eswl 1 z30aCc IDE 30 V0TES-FOR-W0MEN COUP THftT FAILED TO COME OFF ' Suffragist and suffragetts activity has been ona of the noticeable features of AK Sar-Ben week in Omaha, On the car nival grounds a booth is maintained where coffee ts served, tracts handed out and "Vote for Women" buttons planed VPon defenseless men. A float con tributed to the automobile parade was designed to portray to spectators the lamentable condition of voteless women on a par with Chinese and convicts. The crowning effort however, was to nave timed during' the electrical parade, for which it bad . been arranged for Mrs. Henry Doorly to ride in her eleetrio,- with her children, up and, down the streets, distributing votsa-for-women literature to the assembled multitude. Either the elee trio suffered a puncture, or some other obstacle interfered, for the performance did not come off, much to the disappoint ment of the suffrage women. "Omasa's roa csvrraa. SaUyKat.iB-B8.B0e BvgaH lfl-85-60-760 Ak-8r-Ben Week's Greatest Joy SAM HOWE in LOVEMAKERS xrrmATAOAirxA ajtd yausbyxx.z,b The Live Wire Show; Beautiful Flor ence Bennett and a Regular Troupe; Big Beauty, Chorus; Curtain After Parades, Matinee or Night X.adlaa' Bins Matte a very Weak Bay. On Douglas Street, at ltttu XTTOVji TAUSmriXtSIncludes Tht American Newaboys1 Quartet; LouUe De Foggi; H u g h e a" Mualoal Trio; Ed. Winchester; LeOra A Lnrtrt: HIddo- CoattauoM Boon to 11 p. M. Pally all Week. ROMXTKXVQ XOXKO AX ' BAT lOMd Mat Every Day 1:1 S; Every IL ones Doug. 494. Every Day 1:1s; Every Night fill ABTAaCBD vAUOXvxLX.II THM WEEK: Mountalh Ash Male Choir Mr. Louis James Mignonette KoKln Will Dillon OMeer Sisters aV Co. QaJetti's Monkeys Godfrey and Henderson Pathe's Weekly Review of World Events Orpheum Orchestra Prices; Matinee Gallery, 10c; beat seats 350, except Saturday and Sunday. Night 10c, Mo. '0o and 76c A British Isle program Friday evening by Mountain Ash Male cnoir. mm Don't waste your money buying rstrengthnlng plaaters. Chamberlain's Liniment Is cheaper and better. Dampen a Hoc of flannel with It and bind It over the affected part and it will re lieve the pain and soreness. For sale by all dealers. Advertisement. U Matinee Today Tonight A Deluge of Delightful Pun TILLIE'S NIGHTMARE Prices: Mat. 25c, 85c, 50c. Night 85c, 60c, 75c, $1.00. m KRUG TH2XATCR Matinee Today, Si30t mgbt, :30 ' BEST BBATS, BOO FOLLIES OF THE DAY AKB " GERTEUDE HAYES U THE BATTLES OF THE OFFICE MAN AOE WON BY THE PHOPEH NOURISHfilEflT OF BRAIN AG WELL AS BODY The health of the man who spends tX e i L.J i JakUj n His lite inaoors crampeu ai a ucmv y pure is easily undermined. ; ; Tn RftmA ftanea tha disorder is a continual reoccur rence of little ailments in others serious illness results. Pon of clear minds arc mon of healthy bodlos That's what you want, Mr. Office man a clear rr,',rA Tliintra von' pat keen vou well if they are the lJj,XaavM " Q " a at w kind of things that are easily assimilated by the blood and have real nounshing mgreaients w ouiia up r : A Cordial Welcome Awaits Visitors in Omaha At the Largest Store West of Chicago. Many Frec Convemeflccs for Visitors Your Baggage and Parcels Checked Free of Charge. 'Free Waiting Rooms and Eest Rooms for Women and Children- uniformed maids in attendance. Free Nurs 'eryVn"'chudrea'H'"Play to6m In. charge of experienced Matron and Trained Nurse, Checks on All Banks Cashed Free of Charge. Your Parcels Delivered Free to Any Depot in Omaha, Genuine Cabaret Entertainment Free In Our Green Room Cafe. Freight or Express Prepaid on All Purchases of $5.00 or More. ; BRANDEIS STORES BIXTEEHTH DOTJGIS SXVEKTrEITTH STKXZT8, OUAJCA Women's Smart Fall Hats at $5 Brandeis is the only west ern store that offers mil linery of strictly fashionable character, and made of Im ported materials to sell at a moderate price Wonderful values In this group ice far la?:....pi Hundreds of genuine silk fur beaver shapes; large, graceful dress shapes at..... $3.98 m I ife '' ' ippV m Women's Lon Winter Cloaks Up-to-date styles in rough novelty , mixtures, plain tailored, CIA smart, warm and practical, at vv Fall Tailored Sails for Women Here are suits with real style and high class tailoring; new materials, new New Fall Tailored Skirts at. . . . $5.00 Women's Wool Tailored Dresses $8.98 Women's Pretty New Silk Dresses, $10 Women's Wash Waists, new styles, $1 Women's Silk Waists, spee'ls, $3.50 Children's $7.50 Wool Serge Dresses at ......$3.98 Girls' Serviceable New Winter Oloaks ' at- .. ... ......... ,v ... v.$5 Women's Mcnslng Union Suits !Most popular underwear made ; fine,; me dium and heavy fleeced cotton; 1 .'bleached and cream vcolor at, a suit... v Women's Fleece .Lined Cctton Union Suits Regular and extra sizes; worth )Ap ' up to 75c, special at. .............. O C Children's fleeced cotton Union suits, at, a suit................... L3 t4 n ! 50c .A muscle and brain. 1 :vi mm BMDf v.: w 5c a Loaf at All Grocers Try Sundgren's IDEAL Health Bread it's whole some and appetizing and contains all of the nourish ing ingredients of wheat. EACH LOAF TO YOU IN A. SANITARY DUST PE00F WAXED PAPER WRAPPER a Entire Handelberg Stock Now on Sale Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silverware t -Leather Goods Umbrellas, Etc At er Less than )j Mandelberg's Prices WcmsnV S4 Slioss at S2.85 These are bigh top button suede ; also tan calfskin and patent leatner, m but ton or lace styles newest tall and 'winter models made to 3i fin reuil at $4, at. pair..... y,ww Brandeis Sells Red Cross Shoes for Women These shoes are known the world over for their comfort .and splendid - wearing qualities. We carry complete lines. - " ' ' Brandeis Store for Men Those men who demand well tailored, up-to-date clothes at a moderate price will do we'll to come to the store that specializes in just this sort of men's apparel. Overcoats and suits of genuine style that will give long service three groups at 812.50, SIS and 820 GOOD CLOTHES FOR BOYS Omaha mothers recognize , Brandeis Stores as the best place In Omaha to outfit their boys in suits and overcoats. ' A greater va riety. to select from la here. ' ... , r andeis Stores W PH. Mi i I 1 I W f I , p, , p-,r lUnil. Jl In All the World, No Store Will Strive to Serve You Better. (iTulAniTfslTS I Great- U. ,Jl V f m Hi tion. : iKilKlS stol - i -......i..,..,----, i . , , M III I -- JaiBiaaaaia""i""l'S' FORMERLY THE BENNETT COMPANY, 16th and Howard Sts. Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors," we direct your speciaLattention to ; Our Most Ex FRIDAY BARGAIN BAY traordmary ALE -Take advantage of the many wonderful bargains that we offer on Friday only. Ours is the most talked 'of special FridayBargain Day Sale.in this territory. The re '. ductions are tremendous, which makes the value giving, sensational, to say . the least. LOOK FOR THE GREEN SIGNS All Friday Bargains are plainly marked with. GREEN cards. Spot the Friday Bargain Spots. i ; : ; ' ' SPECIAL NOTICE: Remember, Friday bargains are - on sale Friday only. No mail or phone orders filled except in pure food department. " . Friday Remnants Silk Remnants, Worth up to $1, to go at, per yard, 29c Every" remnant from two to ten yards In length; we' include in this sale fifty pieces of Tola silk, C A 36 inches in width. Friday ZJflJ Bargain per yard Dress Goods Remnants, worth up to $1, to go at, per yard, 39c In this sale we offer dress goods that have formerly sold up to ' $1; lengths from-one to eight yards; 36 inches wide; very good for chil- A A dren's dresses, suits and waists. ffH Friday Bargain, at, per yard . .... FridayR Calico Remnants Worth up to 6o yard, 3 l2c; good assortment to A select from. J Friday Bar- B""oT I Friday Bargain Hen's Shirts Men's $1 Shirts at 49c Pine percales, pleated or plain in dark, med ium , and light v colors and designs. Also Soi sette and pongee ef fects with soft turn back cuffs ; all sies ; thousands to sele c t from ; shirts worth up to $1, Fri day Bar- gain, at poph ... .. Men's $1.50 Jersey Sweaters, 98c Fine Jersey , sweaters; red, blue and gray; splendid $1.50 values, special for Friday Bargain, nO at each ..WC ISC Fridiy Bargtks Netion Dept gain, at," per yard Outing Flannel Remnants Worth up to 10c yard, at 6p;' light colors in stripes and chea, 27-in. wide; ? 1 lengths from 5 to 12 yards. ftof Friday Bargain," per yd." ".V . , . . . . Crash, 3o Bleached cotton crash, red' border,.good Weight; fine for kitchen wear. Friday Bargain. 11 Ten-yard limit, at per- yard: k, . . 10c Hooks and Eyas. Be Paato invisible .... '. .M 10c Collar Sup porters, So Tol- 10c 8-In-l Oil, 3c Rrsrular lOo bot tle .... ......... 10c Iron Holders Co Asbestos Iron Holders, each.... 10c Pearl Bnt. tons Bo All siaes, 10c Dress Shields Medium sizaa .. Many otaars at.. Friday Biralns DRUG DEPT. 25c Dabrook's Grease less or Cold Cream Friday bargaia, A 50cPoz2oni Face Pow- der Chamois and Aa Rouge In Box Fri- A A day Bargain, at 50c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream ; aa Friday Bargaia , . M ...... I . Friday Bargains Beys' Suits ani O coah , $2.98 tc $4.98 Boys' Suits and. Overcoats, $1.98 Odds and ends; all sizes in the lot, "but not all sizes in any one kind; sizes from 3 to 17 years; values from $2.98 to $4.98, Friday ; Bargain . . Jewelry BargainV 35c and 50c Jewelry, 10c Many desirable articles in men's and women's Jewelry, values up to 60c, j a Friday Bargain, , I 111 WW at Toilet Soap 3 cakes in a box, Friday , , bargain, per box, 8c, 15c and 20o Toilet $1 Ideal Hair. Brushes, will be placed on - ," a" ' - sale Friday, bar-; tap w w V gain at $1.98 at, each it Friday Bargains Embroideries and Laces 35c to 50c Embroi Jery, at, yard 25c Allover embroid ery 23 in. wide, 25c to 50c values, special for a? vFrlday Bargain, JjP at, per yard 60c Lace, at, Per Yard, 45c White Oriental allover lace, 18 Inches wide, 'suit able for waists, yokes and sleeves. Values up - a m to 69c. Special for . Friday only, yard 15c and 25c Collars, So Laundered collars, ' plain and embroidered, regular 15c and 25c values, f for Friday Bar- aP vn Iti ' aanh ' , ' W s - Friday Bargamsv N Boys' , and Girls' Shoes Misses' and Children's $2 and $2.50 Shoes, $L39 These are gunmetal, calf skin, vici kid, pat ent colt skin; " in lace and button styles. Just the thing for school and dress wear; all formerly sold at . $2 and $2.25, &s $1.39 at, per pair. .. v Boys' $2 and $2.25, Shoes, v $1.69 Good,; strong durable shoes tor the boy who is hard on them, in gun metal, lox calf, and patent colt skin, Ai a a Friday Bargain, 21 nil at, per-pair .,...vvi. Friday Bar Women's Bargains Women's 15c Hose, llc Black cotton seamless hose, extra value, Friday iip Bargain, per pair . . . . v Women's 25c Hose, loo Black cotton, full seamless fleece lined hose, with ribbed tops, Friday Bar- C gain, per pair ..... f Women's 35c Underwear, 25c Extra -size, fleece lined vests and pants, Fri- (IP day only, per gar-, ftP ment ....'... Women's 75c Union Suits, 39c Extra size, cream color, fleece lined anion suits, QA Friday Bargain, at, irr at in cut. Children's Bargains Children's 15c and 19c Hose, 10c Black, tan and colored, seamless cotton hose, 1 15c and 19c values, 18 s Friday Bargain, pci ynu .... .... Boys and Girls' 25c Hose, 2 Pairs, .25c Black cotton seamless hose) r Friday Wain, : I Jjg 2 pairs for . . .... ... Tf Children's 25c & 29c Under wear, 18c Children's fleece lined vests and pants, Fri day Bargain, per gar ment 18c Hen's Bargains Men's 19c Halfose, llo. Men's Blacky tan and gray seamless half a a ' hose', Friday , I If Bargain, pair ...... f"-' Men's 15o Half Hose, 7c Black and colors, full seam less cotton hose; 15o m values, Friday Bar- 10 gain, per paii ........ 75c Drawers and Shirts, 50c Men's ribbed and plain fleece lined shirts and draw ers, Fridayar gain, per ' ' 50e Friday Grocery Bargains Talk Loud to All Money Savers Flour Special Capitol - Flour, .. 48-lb sack for ............ .1.25 Bennett's Pride Flour, 48 lb. sack for ...fi.SO Excelsior Pat ent flour, 48 lb. sack $1.50 Queen of the Pantry flour, 24-lb. sack for . ,. ,f 10 bars of Diamond C, or Beat Em-All soap '..253 4 lbs. Whole Japan Rice ....25c 3. cans. Oil or Mustard Sardines for ......v.;u.;. ...... 10c Toasto Corn Flakes,- boxes, Coupon in each package .... 15c Gibson Soap Polish, per can 7Hc 3 cakes Cocoa Toilet soap . . , .10c 20c Capitol Sliced Pineapple, 15c Grape Nuts.' package ...... 10c 15c Elba sifted , peas, 2 ; cans for ...... ............... 25c Special for Friday, 35c Pickling Vinegar, per gallon ....... .23c 3 cans Capitol Sweet Corn .2Sc J COFFEE SPECIAL 28c Golden Coffee, special, lb. 25c 35c, Our Best Coffee, special, at, per pound ,, '....,-. .,30c Best Quality Tea Sif tings, 2 pack ages for .25c Pickling Spices, per lb. .: . .20c Bakery Spe ials 18c Peanut Cookies, per pound . .12c Lemon Cakes, per I pound 10c Mollasses Cookies, per pound .... 10c ORION BROTHERS, Formerly The Bennett Co 1111 16th and Harney Sts. 5 1 '4 .