THE BEE: OMAHA, SAVITiOAY, KOVEMBEB 23, 1012.
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Opening Sale of Suits
and Coats at "The Famous"
Krcry gnrtncnt In our Mock Is a nc v, stylish nnd serviceable one. And tlio
rallies wo offer Snturtlny are Mich that no other store enn offer you,
HANDSOME LONG CLOTH COATS Worth up to AO
$14.50; Saturday at J.YO
Protty chinchilla, handsome mixture?, fancies, etc., In leading colors and styles
SPLENDID PLUSH 00 ATS-Worth $22.50-Satur- CI? A
day at L&tUV
Made of splendid quality plushes with guaranteed satin linings, protty frog
trimmings.
NOBBY OLOTH COATS-Worth up to $27.50-Evcry now stylo,
color and fabric are here for your selection. Garments that for
style and distinction cannot be surpassed. On sale Saturday at
$10, $12.50 and $15
HANDSOME TAILORED SUITS Worth up to $27.50 A sam
ple line of exceptionally prcttv t ailored suits, featuring all the
So1,r.M.nnd $10, $12.50, $15
WOOIj 8KIIOK SKIIiTH, worth ?3.60 to $5;
alto pretty whipcords, fancies, mixtures,
etc; Ibadlng colors,
HKNrtNK HKATIIRlinLOO.M I'KTTICOATSj
posltlvo $1.D8 values; blacks and colors,
Saturday
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Special for Saturday Only
iOn Easy raying, Long lime Credit lermsj
A WONDERFUL, ALL STEEL BED BARGAIN
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From Our Near Neighbors
'Waterloo.
Dr. W! Nfction )mji moved Into his
office In th Gibbons building thlt week.
Mrs. 8. A. Tcnj, went to Valley Saturday
afternoon fo visit at (he Dr. .Arc home
on Bufi4y,
Mil Mercedes Qora of O'Neill wu hero
from Friday, till Saturday noon visiting
her friend, Miss Jenks.
Superintendent W. A. Yoder came from
Omaha Wednesday morning to vlilt noma
uchoola In the weit end.
Kathryn Blnnlx entertained a number
Of her young friends taut Saturday even
Inr at tho liomu of her parents.
Mrs. A. E. Gates was at Schuyler visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Purchare, last
week and returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A. If. Canipbell went to Omaha
Friday last and Mr. Campbell. Rule and
jtewtrt went in Saturday for the day,
Uvlt Schubert rturned Saturday from
(pwa, where ho ban been at work, nnd
is shucking corn for C. W. Humes at
prnt
Mrs. Q. A. Sn'ant, who has been with
her daughter. Mrs. W IL Jacobson, tho
iast two months,. left Wednesday for her
homo at Napoleon, N. D,
Mr, Hamilton, father of John, left
Wcqrteway for Kansas City nnd from
there expects to go to Colorndo, where he
will stop with a daughter for soma time
Mr. nnd Mrs. IS. 11. Llndqucst nnd the
Misses Delia Robinson nnd Katharine
Hcrrlngton went to Fremont Frldny even
ing lost to attend n musical entcrtuln
ment given by Miss Jcannio Iloyd of that
city.
Mrs. V. II. Scelcy nnd daughter, Wll
mlna, who wero called to the Jay Her
rtngton home on account of tho Illness of
the little sou tho Inst weak, returned to
their borne nt Grund Island Monday
morning.
Tim ICelfo brought In samples of corn
Saturday nnd loft thorn at tho Citizens
Htiito bank. Jt wu prlzo corn which lytd
bcon lit tho Mate fair, where It took
?remlums ai fmlowii: Pride of the North,
Irstj Icanine, second. '
Martin Dabelateln. who has been In
Germany tho Inst year, arrived In Watar
loo Saturday nlKht, hnvlng ruuehed Mew
York by steamer November 11. Mr.
Dabelsteth comes to atslst In tho settle
ment of tho .estate of his late brother.
Charles Dnbelstcln, whoso death occurred
Inst summer.
live of the seniors of the Waterloo High
sohOot went to Omaha Saturday to take
examinations, unler tho county superin
tendent, this being tho scnj-unnunt exam
ination for teachers. Those going In
Pi M&M Pi
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U?1"'..1 'firi Mactler and Zllpha lllggs.
Miss Mabel Doherty also went In Satur
day for tho sumo purpose.
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In Denver Thursday morning.
Miss Nellie I'oreo and Mlsa Nelllo
Snead were nt Omaha Saturday.
Miss Grace O'llrlen of Oakland visited
her sister, Mil Elizabeth, over Sunday.
Miss Kate Ityan was up from Oninlui
over Sunday vlsltlne with Tckamah
friends.
Itollo Dates had his foot qulto severely
Injured at the plant of tho Farmers' Clay
Products company on Wednesday fore
noon. The death of Joseph Uruno occurred
Inst Krlday and his funeral took place on
aionday morning from the Cathollo
church.
Colonel II. N. Marsh nnd C. W. Chase
and families united In a celebration Tues
day evening of tho birth anniversaries of
lha heads of tho two families.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kokos entortalncd
nt a, o o clock dinner on Tuesday ovenlntr
nt which a handsomo Colorado turkey
formed the nucleus of the feast or good
things.
About two score of tho friends of Mrs.
Joseph Potter surprised her at her horn
on Tuesday evening nnd helped her to
remcmbor that the day was the anniver
sary of her birth.
.Miss Ursula Lee arrived yesterday from
Omaha for a two days' visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Ward.
Miss Lee ) onroute to the home of her
'..dug ui oaiiui Ana, iai
.Tckamah school teachers held an
ncth0u. "iodine Tuesday evening of the
into State Teachers' nHoclatlon conven
tion In Oniaha. An account of tho man
ner In which they had been entertained
and the various addresses they hnd huurd
wm a port of tlu projrram.
Miss June Gamble and Thomas Mat
thows, two prominent young folks, were
United tn murrtage at the homo of the
bride Parents on Wednesday evening.
They will remain In Tekamah this winter
W".. t home after March 1 on the
Matthews farm west of Tekamah.
Doubly GUd it the Man Who Smok
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Glad to smoke this pure old Virginia and
North Carolina bright leaf with its natural
tobacco taste, Aged and stemmed and then
granulated. Rolls easily, or tucks quickly into
thtpipe.
And smokers are glad to get the free pres
ent coupons enclosed in each 5c sack. These
coupons are good for a great variety of pleasing
articles cameras, talking machines, balls,
skates, safety razors, china, furniture, toilet
articles, etc Many things that will delight
old or young,
A special offer, during November and
December only, we will send our new illustra
ted catalog of these presents
FREE. Just send us
yocr name and address
on a postal.
In every sack of Liggett
Myers Duke's Mixture
is one and a hat f ounces
of splendid tobacco and ft'
free present coupon.
Ceutont from DUt Mixtutjmay
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LEAFTgrXnC EH TWIST. i ecu.
AnjfrvM FOUKRU3jtaul
Address Premlnm Deat
Wcculnir Water.
Captain Theodore Schaeffer Is in Glon
wood, Ja., beln treated for a cancer.
D. 1 4. Dudley Is In Llnroln nt the
of his Bon. Krcd Dudley, and qulto sick.
Mr. Lucy Maw. n visitor hern tliw nml
, fow weeks with relatives, went out to
i ailtner last Wednesday to visit.
Miss Mary lluneate. Inatrurinr In ihn
Oncea.. Kas., hluh school, was home on
a visit Avlth her parents a fow days.
K. K. Cllzbo of Council Bluffs, la., sold
lU residence property here to Jacob
Domingo, who will move to town soon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Summer,
Neb., are Visiting relatives. In this vicin
ity and will leuvo soon for a trip to
Texas.
Miss Ksther Schoephoeslor of Reeds
burp. Wis., who vtslted the family of
J. J. Moler several weeks, returned
home last Thuriday.
The second number of the lecture
course was heard last Wednesday night,
l'hldelah Illcc,the Impersonator, with tho
subject "Iaceful Valley," entertained
a crowded house.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiles mourn the
death of their 3-ycar-old' son. Paul, who
died Tuesday night. Tho, father and two
other children are stricken with the dls
eiine, which has appeared In a malignant
form.
80 far only one petition for the office
otpostmaster Is In circulation, J. I. Cor
Icy, a long-tlmo and faithful democrat,
Is the hungry one, Tho, present post
master's term expires In about fifteen
months.
The Congregational Brotherhood met
last Tuesday In the church dining room
nnd enjoyed a banquet and program. It
was the annual meeting and the election
ot officers was held as follows: Presi
dent, B. J. Ambler; vice president. U. It.
lUlmund; secretary, Martin Johnson.:,
treusurer, O. a. CbglUer.
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Irvlnaton.
Mrs. Myron Hall Is reported quite low
Hgiin.
Mrs. Gus Sundall ts on the sick list
his week.
MUses Ida nnd Gladys Kilts of Omaha
visited Mrs. Hates Saturday and Sunday.
There will bo a box social at the Irving
ton school Tuesday evening, Novem
ber IS. ,
Uo:. Sanbourn of Bethany, Neb.,
preached at the Christian church Bun.
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Brewster and chil
dren of Omaha visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mm. Finch.
Hew O, L. Adams of Omaha will preach
Sunday morning and evening at the
Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Thompson and
children spent Sunday In BennOn with
Mr. and Mrs. Knutson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Basmusjien from
near Bennington visited Sunday at the
,Nels nasmussen home.
1 Mrs. S. H. Brewster and Mrs. A. I).
Knight and daughter, Vadna,, visited in
Omaha with Mrs. K. B. Brewster.
About twenty-five young people from
Benson and Omaha came out to attend
the baxar and box social Wednesday
venlng.
Mr, Johnson from Ord, Neb.', who
'lought the Krats pluce a few weeks ago,
1 as been fixing it up. Ilk Intends to
rove in soon.
Miss Kate Peterson and Janic and
Walter Mad son of Benson. Mr. and Mrs.
SOLID COMFORT
TURKISH ROCKER
n Hi
AN EXCEPTIONAL BED
DAVENPORT OFFER
Continuous Post,
Vernis Martin All
Steel Bed
$1.00 CASH,
$1.00 MONTHLY
You readily would admit
that tlria is- the first time
you have ever known of
such a strongly construct
ed and thoroughly guaran
teed bed with large posts
being sold at the very low
price hero quoted. This
bed is unusually plain and
nuissive, being joined
i 4-i.ri.4- flirt .it. .ill no 0 f
chill ornamentation. Posts 1
aro heavy two-inch steel
tubing with ten massive
7-8 fillers; can be had in
all sizes and finished in
either -white or the gold
bronze. A most unusual
offer for tomorrow only.
REMARKABLE OAK
HEATER BARGAIN
Agents
for All
Well
Known
Mnkes
of
Stoves
nnrt
"Heaters
OUD UNITOLD BED DAVE.-.. oHT. A regular beauty, comes In the Amorlcan
quartersawed oak, .handsomely polished. Ono single nvotlon converts tho daven-
Sort Into a targe, ruu-sizeo, comrortatjie nea, with an excellent
ed spring. The upholstering is of guaranteed Imperial lenther
hack, diamond tufted and front edge beautifully ruffled. Ono
of the best bargains wo are offering nt the special sale price of
$24.50
TlIIET MASSIVE 6VEB3TUFFBD IM
PnrtlAL LKATH'KR UOCKpit is with
out doubt tho greatest bargain ever of
fered In the city. The frames are of
gonulno American quarter-sawed oak,
upiioisiereu in a nign grade or Imperial
leather, over a full Het of steel tempered
springs. Back is decply tufted and front
ana arms nantisomeiy rurricd. A limited
numoer oi mem on saio
for Saturday at the
unbelievable price
of
$1095
1414-1416-1418 DOUGLAS ST.
A PINE. HIGH GRADE OAK HEaTBR
which will burn wood, soft or hard coal.
This Btove Is of extra largo nlzo and
has a large flrepot. Elaborately nickel
trimmed, nickel side reflectors, foot rail
and brass urn on the top. Has Bwlng
top, patent grates and
largo ashpit. A value
you ennnot duplicate
Extra special tomorrow.
$795
Wcstergard and son. Fred, wero visitors
at the A. C. Deln homo Sunday,
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulshllng of North
Dakota a,ro hero on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peters wero guests
of W. II. Peters last Friday.
Mrs. Nell Overton visited friends In
Weeping Water over Sunday.
The bovs basket ball team will I'lul'
tho Louisville High school Baturday after
noon.
Georirc Faclclur of Blair Is horc attend
ing tho administration oChts father's estate.
H L. Pflug nnd fumlly are preparing
for a trip to New Mexico In their tour
ing car.
Mm. Unnpv of South Bend Is visiting
her daughters. Miss Frances Haney and
Mrs. Nell Overton. .
nv. Mr. Wnrne of tho Methodist Epis
copal church announces special Thanks
giving sen-ices next Sunday morning.
Th wrrntllnfl- match nt Louisville be.
t-ppn Cannon of Springfield and Bpenco
of Louisville resulted In a draw after a
two hours' bout.
Henrv Qottsch has been confined to his
hntne for a. few davs with a severe soro
throat reseembllng diphtheria. The homo
has been quarantined.
Tvnu Vnhln nnd hrlrtn returned from a
two weeks' trip tn Wyoming. They will
occupy their beautiful home two miles
southeast ot Springfield. ,
Sunday evening all the churches wll'
unite at tho Congregational church and
u-ill h addressed bv II. F. Carson, su.
perlntendcnt of tho Anti-Saloon league.
A birthday party was" given Mrs. J.
at the home of Mrs. Ben Schobert
Inst Friday afternoon. Among the guests
were. A. I'l LiKQ or siuruocK. jurs. a.
W. Clransllck, George Gransllck and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gransllck of Papll
lion, Mr. and Mrs. Ely Oransllck of Flor
.nr. nn, Mm. .t. M. Gransllck of South
Omalia.
PnplUloii.
Miss Josephine Connor of Gretna la the
guest of Mrs. Louis Lesleur this weok.
PliarlM I.von uf Seward visited the
first of the woek with his daughter. Mrs.
E. H. Koch.
In district court Wednesday Nancy I.
Miller was granted a deeroe of (Jlvorco
from Joseph 8. Miller.
Marriage license was Issued Wednes
day to Miss Catherine Hugiica and Jo
seph schmmt or urcwa.
Charles Peterson ot Thurston, Neb.,
spent Baturday and Sunday at the home
of his uncle, J. It. Wilson.
C. C. Spearman hss sold out his share
tn tho general inerchundlso store ot
Biwirman & Cordes to his partner,
George pordes. .Mr. Spearman has not
entered any otner Business m pnjeni.
but says he will remain in TapllUon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore have sold
their Papllllon property. Mr. Moore left
the first ot the week for Artesia. N. M.,
where they will make their home. Mrs.
Moore has gone to Chicago for a short
visit with her sister before going to Ar
tesia. Their many Papllllon friends re
gret to see them leave.
Volley.
Mrs. Mary Hempsted left Monday tor
ner home In Tllden-
Mrs. Schneckenburg of Onfthu Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Mehl. thts week.
Mrs. N. E. Johnson went to Lincoln
Friday for a short visit with university
friends.
The Woman"! club will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. M.
Erwsy. Mrs. J. 8. Kennedy has charge
of tho music nnd Mrs. Ingram, assisted
by Mrs. Erway, Mrs. Byars and Mrs. Fos
ter, the lesson study.
Mrs. Hoyt, aunt of Mrs. Hubbard, who
has been hero for some time, returned to
Pueblo, Colo.i this week.
lU'gent and Mrs. W. G. Whltmoro. Ruth
and Frances went to Lincoln Friday, re
turning Sunday evening.
Captain Throckmorton of tho Omaha
Volunteers of America gave nn address
along the lino of his work in tho Meth
odist church Sunday evening.
The Willing Workers' society of the
Second Baptist church, assisted by tho
older women, gave a bazar and served
lunch In tho church Tuesday eventng.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carrlngton Of Ben
son and .Mr. Carrlngton of Decatur, la.,
were called hero by the death of Clnlr
Fitzgerald and will remain a few days.
Mrs. Alex Gardiner and Mrs. Mary
Hempsted spent Saturday shopping In
Omaha. Mrs. Gardiner brought her grand-
uauThter. Prlscllla Noycs, home with her
for a visit.
Elkhorn,
Dave Douglas was at Omaha Thursday.
Prof. J. E. Fate was at Omaha Satur
day. Mrs. J, A. Gibbons entertained the C.
C. club Friday.
Mr- and Mrs. Harry Frost and children
were In town Saturday.
Henry Denker, Jr., was 111 last week,
but ts now able to be out.
Alex McKenzle Is seriously 111 with
pneumonia at his home.
Tho Eagles gave a dancing party Sat
urday evening In their hall.
C. M. Oearhart and wife went to Colo
rado Sprnlgs for tho benefit of the tat
ter's health.
Ira Flgg ts hero from 'Gretna looking
after the lumber yard during Mr. Gear
hart's absence,
Mrs. Henry Mockelman entertained the
women's kenslngton Wednesday. A good
crowd was present.
John Lebbert of Bennington visited Sun
day at the Nick Rlecker home.
Qeorge Grencock and family moved
Into the Parnkcnlng house Thursday.
Earl Baumgarden and Miss Frieda
Grimm wero married at Omaha Tuesday.
Albert Housley moved his household
goods to Lano Thursday, whero he- will
be section foreman.
Earl Baumgarden and wne and Charles
Baumgarden and wife left for Harllngen,
Tex., to Join their parents, who recently
moved there.
To Submit Names
for New Social
Service Board
The following named organizations have
requested through their proper commit
tees to submit names of men and
women to the mayor who are considered
by these organizations eligible, to member
ship on the social service board: Tho
municipal affairs commltteo of tho Com
mercial club, the public affairs committee
of the Ad club, the directorate of tho
Woman's club and the evecutlve commit
tee of the Trl-CIty Baraca union,
The municipal affairs committee of the
Commercial club and tho public affairs
committee of the Ad club will have this
matter before them on next Monday. A
special meeting for Monday next has beer,
called of the directorate of the Woman's
club and the executive committee of the
TrJ-Ctty Baraca union will meet' on Mon'.
day evening at the Young Men's Chris
tian association for this purpose.
New Plan Worked
Out for Permits N
City Commissioner Butler'and City and,
County Treasurer Uro havo worked out
a blnnk to be used by applicants for
building, plumbing or other permits that
will allay the complaints that have been
made to the, city council against the sys
tem now in use, which compels each ap
plicant to mako several trips between
the court houso and the city hall be
fore the permit is finally issued. Ap
plicants henceforth will pay their money
at tho city hall to the department issuing
tho permit, and at the close of the day
this money will be turned over to the
city treasurer.
High school Notes.
The tennis courts arc, near completion
and will be ready for tennis playing next
week.
A series of lectures have been arranged
and will be given In the new high school
auditorium by Profs. FJlng and Grumann.
Marie Vernon and George Stocking
have been appointed artists on the Reg
ister staff by tho executive committee of
the Register.
A large number of trigonometry pupils
of the lilgh school under the direction of
J. F. Woolery. instructor In mathematics,
were Initiated into the mysteries of sur
veying' when they found by the use of
the surveying telescope the distance from
Capitol hill to the brewery on Sherman
avenue and Clark street could bo determined.
OPEN for Business Saturday, Nov. 23d
notwithstanding that the finishing touches of our
new store are incomplete we are ready to show values
in Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats that will
surprise you at $10 and $15. Look us up Saturday.
1512 Farnam Street -:- Merchants Hotel
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