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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OOTOBEB 12, 1912. '
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We Bought the Choice Lots of a New York Retailer
,en s ; Eornisliiii
AT THE MOST REMARKABLE BARGAINS IN OUR HISTORY
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Good
j Beginning (; SATURDAY; OCT. 12
u
Old Store
Main Floor
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We bouffht the finest lots from the well
known New York stock of I men's fixings.
Everything is in the latest style for fall and -J
') winter, 1912. Many of these furnishings are ap-
propnate for , Christmas gifts. The bargains'
will be wonderful.
AU the Men's Fin French Flannel Shlrt From the
New York stock, worth up to $3 o J
at OC
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:'iu-v".::j
- ....-.-..i.,..,... ..... J
iUl the Men's
Winter
Underwear
Good, warm winter
weights, best
qualities,' worth
up to $2.00, at '
pa mm' nt
Men's Raincoats All styles,' positively
worm up to $ia.uu on sale . i
at;. $1.98, 5.00, $6.00 and 7.50
Men's Wool and Worsted Sweater Coats
'Worth to $5.00, at...,... ...... S2.50
wen's and . Boys' 51.50 Worsted Jemey
Sweaters at . . . ... .75c
All the Hen's fl Negligee Shirts In fall pattern!, from
the New York retail stock 50C
All the Men's Madras Dress Shirts
Negnges styles worth up ftQ
to 2.50. at....
All the Men's 50o and
76c Silk Hose from the u
N. Y. Stock. tair. 25c
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All the Men's 25c Lisle
Hose-from the N. Y.
Stock at, pair. . .12l2C
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A.l lid HllllnilA
1H ml J If .hi ra 11
'ill I fit
JBF'
ri
All the Men'
Neckwear
,i r i n e siik Neckwear
stock, posltlrely
worth up to 76c af
15c-2Sc
AU the Blanket tad
Terry Cloth BaialUes
Make fine Christa&a
gifts, worth up to
lio.oo, at $2.50,
83.50 nd g5.0Q
All the Men's Dress & Street Gloves
Highest quality, new shades from the New York
retail stock, worth up to $2.00 AO
at, pair . ...V. MoC
All the Men's Automobile Gloves
From the New York retail stock, worth up to $3
; v , '" . ....., .... . 51,23
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Correct New Fall & Winter Hats for Men
...Aggresveiyoung.men are the critical judgeg.of real style. They wish to dress well. They.
desire individuality and character in their hats. Our new fall line of the famous 'ffli e t-A
- John B. Stetson hats is here at...........;.:.:.-.vi; r - rf.Sll
Boys', and Chidren's School Caps
plain and fancy colors fur. lined
ear bands at. . . . .25 nd 4dJ '
Boys', Sample Hats new styles
values up to $2, at 40 and 8
Men's Caps silk lined with fur un-
derbands values up to fl in one
lot Saturday at. . 50
trandela Store Is , sole -agent in
Omaha ,for. the celebrated- Joseph
Wilson &. SosiMiats of -Denton,
England. , New fall styles on sj1
at g2.50
BrandtU Special Soft and Stiff Hts
.M ..........18.00
Imported Vttbur Hats -tn ,th season'!
popular eolors-llght weight the beat
' hat for winter- - -
r at... 88.00, 8840, 83.00, $3J0 and 88.00
Men' $3 Sample lists, $1.25 Entire
- sample line of two f well known
eastern manufacturers of soft ana
stiff hatsall new styles values
up to $3 in one big lot Saturday
at .. ...... 7. ;v;v.;V.v 81.25
Boys' 50c School Hats all the new
fall styles and colors, at . . , . : 25
BRANDEIS STORE FOR MEN and BOYS Old Store
aiotfWi
HOC
and Suits
, Specializes in a Superior Line of
i cn s wvercoats
for Business Men Who Demand Good Service, :
Up-to-Date Style and a Moderate Price
Make up your mind what you want to pay for your suit or overcoat this fall. Then
come to Brandeis Stores and you can choose from a greater variety than you can find any
where else in Omaha and you'll get a better coat or suit than you ever expected your
money would buy. That 's the kind of clothes we sell that's why Omaha's business men
buy their clothes here year after year. There is style, class and wearing quality in these
overcoats and suits at ; '
$1
We are
showing
a new fall
. line of
The
Norfolk
Suits
for Young
Men.
The right
weights
for Fall
and
Winter
The
Newest
Patterns
ftTtfl
Fabrics
" v at
$15 to
$22.50
20
We are
Official
Agents
in Omaha
and
Hirsh- ,
Wickwire
Suits and
Overcoats
Known all
over America
as the bast
band tailored
clothes that
the hlfbest
priced tailors
In New Tors
can 'design
and make. The
prices
Basement
Good,
rlceable 811
Woreted Suite
for men all
sizes, at i
S8.50
Boys' Suits and Overcoats S1
Our Brandeis Special $3 Combination Suits with an ex
tra pair of pants. They are equal to many $7.50 suits.
Made or absolutely pure wool with the best C3
: tailoring. .... , . . . . . . ..... .. .... t . . ,,du
Boys' Long- Trouser Suits,
Boys' Top Coats,' tan and
gray covert, at.. 8 1.98
Boys' Chinchilla Overcoats,
ages 2: to 10 .years
at.... 83.50 to 88.50
Boys' . Absolutely, P,u r e
- Wool Serge Suits 84.45
Boys' Corduroy . Knicker
bockers, at ..... . .)5
Boys' All Wool Serge
Knickerbockers, at 95
Boys' Flannel Blouses 45
Boys' All Wool . Knicker
. bockera, at ...... . -756
Boys' , , Flannel V Pajamas,
at. , , . .75 and SX.00
Clothing Jpecials to Bargain Baisement '
Boys' $5.00 Combination Suits
' - Norfolk or double breast
" ed styles pants fully lined
at ...... ...........13.45
Men's $12-60 Blue Serge and
Worsted Suits at S8.30
Boys' Flannelette Blouses
at ...... ...89o
Boys' Overcoats, ages 3 to 9
years $4.00 values. . . .$1.98
Boys' Overcoats, ages 8 to lft,
long coats with convertible
collars ...... I3J30
$1.00 Wool Knickerbockers
all dark patterns, at....49o
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BRANDEIS STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS
v Frpm Oiir Near Neighbors
TAt. u.
Omaha.
UiUfors spent Monday la
Mrs. W. O. Whltmore returned' Mon
day evening from Omaha. . ,
' Krs. Annie Itoblnton Visited friends In
Council Bluffs over Sunday.
Mrs. .Earl Qarner, who was quite 1U
last week, Js able to be xut again,
A. E. Hubbard returned Wednesday
from a business trip In the western part
of the state,
Miss Margaret Holdsworth. returned
Sunday evening from a visit with her
aunt. Mrs. J. Turk, in Omaha.
Mits Pear Hanna enjoyed a visit from
her father and mother of - Falls City
from Thursday until Saturday.
Mis Olive Caldwell resigned her po
a'iilon In X. K. Johnson's confectionery
and Miss Klla tavla Is taking her piaca
Mrs. Howard Miller and children of
Creighton, Neb., are visiting her parents.
Wr. end Mrs. John Zies, and other rela
tives In Valley. t ...
Mrs. A, B. Burke, who hsa been very
JU for some time, went to an Omaha ho,
ptuu last Thursday and will have an
operation the lact of thaweek. '
! Miss Pearl Ksnna, Mist Anna Fehlman,
Ml Martha Ooehry end Miss Cordelia
JUurfcart went to Omaha Saturday to
hop and to hear Oovornor W'oodrow
"Wilson. .. .
1 ' Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Marlon Whitmore and Kichsrd
Webster at the home of Mr. and Mra
Frank Whitmore Saturday evening, Oc
tober A IMS..- ; t .
- The regular meeting of ;the Valley
Woman's club will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Will Milter Friday afternoon.
J I vs. W. O. Whitmore. sasisted by Mrs. .
Ei-weiy, Mrs. F..C Kennedy, Mrs. Gaines
and Mra Butts, will have charge of th
)ewon. y - .
The regular meeting of the Busy Bees
was held Wednesday- afternoon In. the
iluubard hall, Mra Charles Blomqulst,
Mrs. B. Cafferty and Mrs. Robert Merry
weather were new members received.
Mesdames T. I MoNlsh, Tom Merry
wither, James Allen and A. EL Burke
Served a large number of members and
insets. -: '. . . ,, . ,'
i II. M. Mead, representative of the "Na
liieaka Children's Home Finder society."
po!ie In the Interests of the' work in
the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
yiornlng and In the Presbyterian church
fcunday evening. The, local advisory
l.oard wa. reorganized and the following
are the cftloers: Mrs. Burke, president;
john weain, vice president; C. E. Byars,
ileorwtsry, and Mra Oardlner, treasurer,
', '.RsklstaB,"' ' '
Mrs. yaoeb Swalt has go to Aurora
for a week's visit with frienda.
i Mr. and Mra H. B. Wl'.s are the proud
arfiiiis of a daughter, bom October 19.
Miss Evelyn Taylor la spending a few
'.yi rlslUng her slater, Mra Pugsley of
I'ansms, la. " K i
I The Misses Mayota and Fdna Probst
(fi-Tit Monday evening with their brother.
SVR. Probst. . ., .... . ..'
; Mr. nod Mra.' IX XL Ham entertained a
j. soiber of guts Wedneeday evening
,c-'.-enh!g. The trailing was spent at mask
I ";:.. nd Ksns. W. H. Taylor and son.
Is, . . fommSmm vU& raUUvas ttera far
the last ten days, bave returned to their
home at Plain view, ,Neb.
'Blair.;':;.:
Mrs. James Maher spent Tuesday - in
Omaha.; . ' ? j -..
Miss Lucille 'Kemp was a Craig visitor
last Saturday, 4 ,,, j , .. ( , ,
Mjs. O. A. Smith of Mead, Neb., Is
visiting in Blair this week. v
Mrs. Anna Vlo Gates becomes associate
editor on the Blair Tribune. .
Fred Nemets went to Weston, Neb.,
cllea there by the death of his mother.
r,8-X.wh,!tfle,d of peru visited his son,
Pror VV, a Whitfield, and lamlly this
Mark Beaty has returned from Wyo
ming, where he has been for the last
two years. V" . '.
Mra Thomas Wilkinson-was' "caiJed to
Columbus, Neb., Tuesday by the Illness
of.her star. Mrs. philUps. , . s, - v,
October 7 brought new boys to the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe MoManlsal. ,
Deputy County Treasurer John Whits
la confined to his room, having been
operated on for a minor ailment t
Mr. adn Mrs. George Wker of Fort
Morgan, Col., former residents of this
city, are here on a two weeks' visit, t
Express Agent a C. Rauch and wife
have returned from a week's visit wlih
relatives in Cleveland and Canton. O.
' Mrs Ellen Kane Hogan. aged n years,
was found dead in her bed last Saturday
morning, having died from heart failure.
J. P. Jensen and EL X Farr are dele-'
gates to the grand lodge. Independent
order of Odd Fellows, in Lincoln, Octo
ber IB. 1 ., , j;
Arthur Boyd and wife of North i-iatfo
have moved to Blair, where Mr. Boyd
Will katAITI A tan U aaKHKA I ' iW. 1
Thompson mrchan4le tore. ,
r.i,d Mr. A. P. Howm, who have
Pnt the 8Uoimr la E3wst Dnnif Mafi,
daughter, Mrs. W. M. liailer.
A numbber of young people of musical
V V W V. . Btp,
.ast Sunday afternoon and entertained the
aged members of the home with vocal
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MeClearrle and
son, with Mr. and Mra James MeClear
rle of Leavenworth. Kan., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs.. L. F, Hilton and County
Superintendent Rhoadea and family.
F. H. Matthlesen and family will spend
the winter in California, A brother,
enrts Matthlesen of Chloafo,. and Neis
TrUwlven of iiiie city ieft inis week for
Los Angeles, Cat, to spend the winter.
Miss Abble Stewart and Lyla UllUken
were married at the home of the bride's
mother at U o'clock last Saturday by
Rv F. W. Sturdevant After aTVief
wedding trip to Kanaas City they will
make thelh horn In Ord. Neb- wbere
Mr. amilkeo is la business. MrtTkuukea
was born and raised ha this city and is a
graduate of the Blair High school and
of the state university. She taught math.
ematloB la the Fremont High school for
several yean and last year In the Blair
schools. i
Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mra
8. R, Brewster.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Carl Hlbbard of Bouth
Omaha visited Sunday with Mr. and Mra
8 R. Brewster. , ., . ,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Thompson went to
Benson Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Mra Thompson's Sister. '
Waterloo. '
B. P. Johnson was St Omaha TueaJav
on business.
David Kiel want to Omaha Monday noon
on business.
Mrs. C. lel has been in Waterloo this
Week visiting her relatives.
WM Cora Traber went to Omaha. Bat
urday for a visit with friends in the city,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lladauest were
Omaha passengers Wednesday morning,
Mra John' Stiles returned Saturday
from a visit to relatives in eastern Iowa,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maxwell went to
Omaha. Tuesday on a shopping expedition.
Miss Pearl Jenka went to Omaha, Sat
urday afternoon, returning eunaay even
ing. .. ' : kI ' " 'J '.'- f - ' i
C. P.' Seetus and son were among the
passengers for the city Wednesday morn
ins. . .
Mrs. William Emerson visited Saturday :
and Sunday with Mrs. S. A. Teal and:
family. . 1
Lewis Schubert Went to Underwood,
la.. Wednesday,-to visit friends at the
oid home, ,
Mrs. J. C. Traber and Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Kirk patriok went to Omaha Thursday
morning.
Mesdames E. Aston. J. C. Robinson and
U S. Gould were Omaha passengers Mon
day morning.
Mrs. H. It Watdron went to Alexandria
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Par
ker, ana iamuy.
vrould like more fair weather for the dry
ing out of corn. . i .-. - ; .
The Tekaman Woman's club began it
bi-monthly meetings last Monday. Mrs.
M. R. Hopewell belns the hruitnua fnr th
afternoon. The members have taken up
as their study for this year the Bible.
''..,;:::,,: Elkhorn. ,
Henry Bay and family visited relatives
at Bennington Sunday.
Carl Thlesann and Dttn Phloftor vara
Omaha viistors Monday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Georva Paaach
Omaha visitors Thursday.
wers
Walter Hansley of Omaha visited the
week end with his parents here. -
Mra J. M. Brunner visited at Framnnt
Thursday with Mr. Brunnor's omther.
Mr, and Mrs. H. A: Mocklcmann visited
Sunday with the Ora Holister family.
George Corey of North Bend was here
a few days last week visiting frienda
Mrs. Roy Byars of Omaha visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Clark and daughter visited
friends at Omaha several days this week.
Mrs. Edward' !Westphl entertained
friends Tuesday, the occasion being her
birthday. . v ?
Mrs. H. A. Hansen's mother, Mra
wlcht, went to Vutan Tuesday for a
visit with relative
Mra Van Alst returned Saturday, aftnr
several days' visit wtih her sister, Mrs.
van let yumn, and family. , . ;
Mra Elizabeth Dlnsdala of Palmer
called on the B. B. Baldwin and J. A.
Gibbons families Sunday and Monday.'
James Glbney and family of Lakeside.
Neb., were called here on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Glbney's father,
Peter Burk.
Mrs. B. F. Calvert left Friday to visit
her daughters. Mra Clarence Beadle at
Mr: and M- ;0. H. Hemprt and Mra jHoop ot Thadford.
Cobb. 'who was visiting them, went to
Oman Tuesday morning iu ma uo.
The members of the Waterloo foot ball
team beat the Fremont team in a game
on the grounds Of the latter, the score
being 32 to ?.
Mra fc. Jeffries and Mrs. M. J. wooa-
Mra B. B. Baldwin entertained the C.
C. club Thursday. Mrs. Henry Meyer
won first prise and Mrs. J. M. Brunner
least A delicious two-course lunch was
served. . ,
Lightning struck and set fire to the
cox. grandmother and aunt, respectively, , barn of Mrs. Ida Van Alst, causing $309
of Mrs. Shelby Crink, arrived list Friday damage. Dr. C. W. Baldwin's automobile
from Marlon, la., tor a visit of some time was saved, wbila about KoO worth of new
Irrlagrtea.
A Kloaffike eodal was held at- ths
OutstUa ehtsxh Friday evening.
week wtLh fx&mtia U Albright and Omaha,
Mi end Mrs. Arthur slnigM iriaUsd
i
with Mrs. Crink and family
Mrs. W. T. Waldron and children, who
were visiting Mra Waldron's father,
George Johnson, and other WtfJ'toe
relaUvea a week or two, left Jiday
morning last for their horn at Verdigris.
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' TekasaaJk. :
Mra J. a Crue was a Sioux City visitor
last Saturday. -
G U. Toung ef Bonesteet. 8. T- was a
visitor last week at the home of his par.
eat a Tekaman.
A new Uby Sir, at the A. W. Bruce
home baa been making matters lively
there this weak. She la the seventh girt.
Mr. aad Mrs. Kin Hancock returned
last Friday from the Pacific coast ' They
auto toured as Car south as Old Mexico.
In all they drove MO snlles.
The Methodist church womtn tendered
their new porter and his family a recep
tion Wednesday evening t which, were
invited the dtisens of Tekamah. - IUv.
XX W. MacGivfor baa bean traasfierrad
hers from St Edward.
V. N. Ftscher cf this ptaca and 9Css
Bessie Ryan ef Wane were married at
the borne ef the bride's stater, Mra.
Oscar Hmra ta Waaee W4naday
noon. Mz. anal Mm STsclssr wUX soaks
their sxqn sn Takanma.
TnamL rmSa surd etoadar wnfla baa
macved faB emdttioss la ttia amalSy af
late. The farmers are fetttnc tkajt ttwr
wagons belonging to George Paasch were
Durnea.
Spriagfleld.
Miss Ida Hinkle Is vlsiUng friends m
Burr, Kan. -.;
N. J. Chrlstenson is in South Dakota
on a business trip. , '-,. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burbank of Filley
were calling on friends here Saturday.
Mra VirUe Bolen ef South Omaha is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. H.
ejus. , - ,..,-,-.,,.: .,'.. ...
A carload of cattle was shipped here
from South Omaha to sunnlv the local
market - 1
W. H. Fau returned last Friday fmm
Calif orals, where he went to attend hi
father's funeral. ,
Benjamin Bhoberti bourht m carload of
Holatela eewa. He expects to ga into
the dairy baainess extensively.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham are heme
from Kansas City, where Frank has seen
attending an auctioneers' school
Mr. and Mrs. E. C Armstrong have
gone ta Saskatchewan, Canada, ta visit
their danghtE. Mxa. Ikremrd CwefeareU. .
The game ef smeket ball -between n
high scheola of Gretna and Springfield
Friday was won by ESrtngflald. Score
19 S a
Arbar six years alianice Albert Smm-
ssu.1 Is here en a Weft to his mathar.
Mrs. Margaret RosenstlhL He now lives
In Hood River, Ora
D. C., Martin received the contract for
the cement work to be done on our
street. The sewer on North Main street
has already been completed.
Ivan Neebel has completed a large barn
on his premises southeast of Springfield.
He has invited everybody to come and
enjoy a dance next Friday evening. ,
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- . rf Paalllioa, :
Mrs. Fred Thompson of - Bellevua was
the guest of Mra C, B. Tower Monday.
Miss Jane Weeth of Omaha was the
guest of Mra Louis Lesleur Sunday and
Monday.. . , . -.; . - . .
Rev. Mr. Lorlmer of Wood River
preached at the Presbyterian church Sun
day mornlmr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Balsch of Chicago
vising with Mrs. Balsch's brother.
C. S. West, and family. ; ,;.
Miss Marjorie Benson of Omaha was
the guest of Miss Grace Clarke Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. D. L. Ireland, Mrs. Jessie Merrv
man and Ernest Ireland left Thursdav fnr
an extended trip 4o California.
.Misses Elisa and Edna Wilson have
gone to Gretna to attend tha wedding of
Miss Grace Warren and Mr. Earl Cherry
today. -I v . .-. ";i r;,
Mrs. Maxfleld- entertained the Woman's
club at the home of Mrs. King Wednes
day afternoon. The subject for the after
noon was Washington Irving. The meet
ing was led by Mrs. I. D. Clarke. '
The Sarpy county Sunday achools will
hold a convention Saturday evening and
Sunday at the German Methodist Episco
pal church. Rev. Mr. Baskervllle of
Bellevue will have charge of the meeting
Saturday evening and Mis Brown.' one
of the state Sunday school workers, Sun
day. . . . - .
BRANDEIS STORES
Big Special Demonstration and
Saturday, .
Monday; and,
Tuesday.
fi
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Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
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CUT OUT THIS COUPON
Bring it with you and get a handsome, 2 quart, lipped :
sauce pan that is regularly worth 85c Ti
for only . . . .V . . .-. U . . ; . ; J 1 C
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WcealnsT Wter.
Mr. sod Mrs- tieorge Carey of Western
have moved to Weeping Water. i
: Mra Charles Jones of Houston. Tex..
Is visiting relatives here and in Avoca.
Mrs. A. E. Tierney returned Thursday
from a visit with her parents in western
Nebraska. ' .-
George Corley arrived from Chicago
this week and Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. L Corley.v :. - , , - , ;
Tred Lan and wife returned home
Thursday evening from ah extended visit
to Amherst Neb. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Stevens and Dr.
A. B. Twadell and family of Iola. Kan.,
are visiting at. tha borne of Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Davis. ,- - -
Georg Toung of Alva, OkL, Is visiting
friends and relatives In the county. He
was - formerly county' commissioner of
Cass county. ',
The City Nat'onal bank officers received
word this week from Washington, D. C.
granting permission to Increase their
capital stock from 5.000 to $&0.o0. The
bank has a snrpttu of tlO.000. Ths stock
Is subscribed by horns people. ' '
Delicious Cakes, cooked without grease on the Wear
Ever Griddle will be served daily in our China D
partment.; West Arcade. ' ,
GRAFFS AUTOMOBILE IS v
RETURNED TO ITS OWNER
tTopertntenderit X. TT." GrafTs aatcmo-
bQa, fasrt Wiasay ofght, was fotmd ait
TWeuty -fourth and CTiirmga streets by a
boy who tsfepncmasS Cte suuei'tutenflffTrt
last ntght. The soae&ma had a broken
lams, sot was etherwijse not damagad. It
was stataa tarn, ta. trmtt at tha Brandeis
ttirat-ffr.
BRANDEIS STORES
Democratic Women
; : , to Help Get Votes
The members of the Omaha Women's
Democratic league deplored the fact that
ttey cannot vote at their meeting Thurs
day fcaJ2te council chamber ef the dty
haU; but they decided, t do the next
best thing tavtt the democratic candi
dates for state offices . from governor
dawn is state rcprcsentatrve, to speak at
their meetings and then nse their in
direct untunes" for ths favorites.
The meeting at which tha Ms
wilt speak win be within the next three
wastes. It wffl. ha artcadad, bawerov by
a talk by Senator G. Jj. iqtcbcock at a
date selected by him. A l committee to
hustle an audience for the democratic
senator baa been appointed by the preei.
dent. Mrs. R. a. McKelvey. Mra Harvey
Newbranch Is chairman. The other man
bars are Mrs. J. D. Hiss, Mrs. W. A. Case
and Mra. J.-'M- Tanner.; ,..:..'.'- i
Word waa received from Kate Barnard,
"the Whirlwind of Oklahoma." that the
could not accept the invitation to come
to Omaha to speak before the leaeu :
aha is vary m ' - . v -.-
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A Creel Mistake
Is to neglect a cold or cough. Dr.
King's new, Discovery cares them , and
may prevent eansmspttao. Be and. T pi
Beatnu Drag; CAixrrtjesmmt. .