TCTE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, FEBIUTAT1T 7, 1913.
By MELLIFIOIA. Thursday, February 6, 1913.
UK Informal la bo d'hote u pliers given Sunday evenings during tho
T summer at th Country, Field and Happy Hollow clubs arc prob
ably mtesAd more than any other feature of these organizations,
consequently the Tnlveridty club novr plans to supply this de
ficient y and, atartlng with Sunday, will erve table d'hote suppers.
At a later date, the rlub plana to have an after-thaater supper. At
first this will be on Monday evenings only, iuatmuch as this la the ruost
popular nlKht at the theater.
It will celebrate Lincoln's birthday, February 12. with a dinner
clauce, Martins at 7 o'clock In the evening. During tho sorvlng of the ban
quet, rabaret feature will bo Intro ced. They will ho in the form of
pleasing Hketche by member of the Kitty Gordon company, which will bo
here next week at the Brtindels.
Art Exhibit Opens.
The fourth annua) exhibit of the Omaha
KooUt of rtne Art win tart ted art
as: mil rohraarj- 30. This evening wilt
be member- night, when a ftrtvat view
i f the picture will be givea to the aottve,
nueociate nl junlov members ef the s
clttv beginning with Krtitay, February
7 tliu exhibition will be ofwn dttltr t
the i iM.c from Hiu n to 10 p. m. with
the exception fit Bund-iys, when the hoars
wiil fmrn 2 o 10 p. m.. A email ad
mlmioti will he enenM to help defray the
xpnee of brltudng the, picture from
S'ew Yrk, Washington and Philadelphia
Tie picture shewn will be by well known
contemporary American arUst, Including
J Allen Wlr, Ilwi HoMer, Hr.ioe Crnna,
Hire Harrieon. J5erett 1 Warner,
Churl W. Hawthorne, I.. 11. Meakln.
Gardner Symona, Robert Vonnoh, rTiarlei
Warren laUn. Colin Campbell Cooper,
nnd others.
The exhibition committee, consisting of
Mrs, Zaohary T. MndMy. chairman: Mrs.
Charles T Kountze. Mrs. Howard II.
aiaJdrlira, C. W. Hamilton and Thome
Tt. Kimball, la busy pretHltig for this
evimt. and la ably aaelsted by tho execu
tive committee, cormistlnc of Mrs. Chnrles
W, RumoII, president of the society; Mrs.
C, C. OcOTK.i and Mrs. Albert V. Jef
ferls; tho secretary, Mrs. Herbert Bum
jwyj the chairman of the momlxjrshlD
committee, Mr. Iwr1o CJhtlde, and the
courtesies committee, composed of Miss
Joesl Millard, chairman; Mrs. Milton
Barlow, Mrs. Gijorge A. Joslyn. Mrs.
Thomas Kllpatrlek. Mrs. Charles Offutt.
Mrs. Charles IJ. Hqulres, Mrs. Arthur C.
Smith, Miss Anna Downs and Miss Cnrrlo
Millard. ' v
Asbury Club Meets.
The monthly mooting of the Aibury
club was hold at the home of Ralph Cor
nel, 1218 Davenport street. Tuesday even
lim Those present were Messrs. Ralph
Carney, Glenn Wallace, Barl Btarboard,
Clifton Cooper, Alfred Klttcnhou, Jus
tin Williams, Raymond Cox. William
Trythall, James Whitney, Iouls Ander
son and Orta Reovo.
At Prairie Park.
The Needle Craft club entertained at
n card party Tuesday cvenlnK at the
l'ralrlo Park club, The ovenlng was
spent nt high five and whist. Tho prizes
at tho game of high flvo were won by
Mrs, James Atwood, Mrs. W. C. Pilce,
Mr ;. A. Lucke and Mr. Cuslck, and
tho prizes at whist by Mrs., Sickles, Mrs.
gold post
the world's
greatest cleanser
Gold Dust stands at the head
of all cleaners and cleansing
products it has stood right
there ever since it was intro
duced. The beauty of it is that Gold
Bust will do more work and
more kinds of work than soap
or any other cleanser. It will
also do quicker, better work
and save at least one-half the
housewife's time and labor.
To use Gold Dust for all
household cleaning is to do
your work in the shortest
and best way.
it tour uoori
C. M. Wcnlwnrth. Mr. W. C. Price and
.Mr. Ilen NdtxI. About fifty guests were
present. Next Tuesday afternoon the
rlub will hold the regular meeting at the
club house, and the afternoon will be
I.nt at needle work.
For the N. T. C.Club.
The N. T. C. club waa entertained
TMHHriay afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C. K. Ratekln. High five was played
ami prises were won by Mrs. W. D.
Clarke. Mrs. It. I Howe, Mrs. C. Rreen,
Mrs A. F. Moore. Mrs. C. P. Ratekln
and Mrs. W. J. Humpert The next meet
ing will be in two weeks at the home of
Mrs U J. Ilattl.
D. Q. D. Club Meeting.
The D. (3: 15. club met Tuesday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. O. If. Worley !
Prises were awarded to Mrs. Frank
Browne and Mrs. John Naylon. Tho next
meeting wllj bo In two weeks with Mrs. !
M. Wahnsky. The members Include:
Mesdamee Mesdames
O. II. Worley. John Naylon,
H. K. Hurl. T. II. Heelan,
M. Wahosky, Prank Browne.
Frank Naylon,
Miss Mary Naylon.
Lotafun Bridge Club.
Mrs. Char ra fit mbauah entertained
thn Iotafun Bridge club yesterday nt a
bridge tea. Covers were laid foe
Mesdames
E. H. Hard.
Ross Longnecker,
Misses
f.llllnn Johnson,
Iauretta Cope,
Grnco Murphy.
Mesdames
Charles Stlmbaugh
Misses
Gladys Ilodgln.
Wllma Bruce.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mr. Lester Hoyn has returned from a
few days' visit with friends In St. Louis.
Dr. T. J Dwyer and Mr. J. A. C.
Kennedy aro expected home today from
a trlp'tn Texas.
Mr. Kdmund V. Krug of fit. Inils spent
Sunday in Omaha, reluming to Ht. Ioul .
Sunday evening.
, Mrs. R. T. Osborn of HalU Lake City,
formerly Miss Kunlce Christiansen of
this city, la visiting her parent", Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Christiansen.
Baby Born on Train
Enroute to Omaha
Kn rout from Worthlngtoii,' Minn.,
where she had been visiting, and coins;
to her home In Topcka, Kan.. Mrs. G. H.
Umerson yesterday save birth to u
healthy buby girl on the southbound
Northwestern train. The Utile thing
jrame Into existence hear Ulenco, I a., and
by the trainmen was Immediately uumJR
Ulenco.
It happened that there wns a doctor
on the train and he rendered Mrs. Emer
son emergency treatment. Bho and the
bany were brought on to Council Bluffs,
where the mother and baby were taken
off and conveyed to "a hospital, where
thoy will remain until the husband and
father send Instructions as to the dis
position of his family.
WHAT'S OF-EM
Gold Dust ia
sold in SO slzo
and largo pack
ages. The large
package means
greater economy
"Ut th, COLD DUST TWtNS do yoar wo,k'
Rev. E. Cmnblc .Smith, formerly pastor
of Plrst Methodist church. Is now In
Kamia City,
W. It. Ten Byck, n young lawyer, who
served In the lower house of the legis
lature us a republican In 1M3, moved to
southern California.
K. A. Cudahy, the packer, transferred
his residence to Chicago along with the
executive office of his big packing house.
8. A. MbWhorter, well known grain
man. moved to Chicago.
Frank Gallagher, a native son and for
years a local uewspuper man. went first
to a Hearst paper In Chicago and Is
now editor of tho Halt Luke Tribune.
Charles W. Underbill, for years a travel-
lug shoe salesman nnd later In the real
estate business, resides with his family
In Denver.
Captain William B. Cowln, an Omaha
boy who otarted his military career here,
Is now stationed as post quartormaster
at Port Washington In the District of
1 Columbia.
Items for tats hsadtng- are lavtteo.
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Why
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
Is Better
It Is not alone the wonderful raising
qualities, or the certainty of. results.or
the purity, or the unitormlty, or the
economy, that is rapidly making
Calumet the most popular Baking
Powder. It is the perfect combination
of all of these things.
You need only to use Calumet
once to maae you a
constant user. Ask
your grocer today
test it In your next
baking. Insist on
Calumet.
RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS
WorU'sPur Pood E portion.
Chits p, UU PsrU ExpoU
Uoo, r raocc, marts, i a i .
bV
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ALUME
Don't Forget That
Saturday
Is the Day of Our Big
KID GLOVE SALE
Inchiditif? valups of $1.J3 to $2K),
nt, Hie pair, 78(.
You Oan't Afford to Miss It.
FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY
A XI) every section of this fast growing and progressive store eon
tributes values that you'll have a hard time duplicating else
where. Many lots representing the best values are too small to adver
tise, but remember, you'll find "everything" just as represented or
your money cheerfully refunded.
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The BBS r STORE: lor you nil the time
This Is For YOU, Mr. Man
Saturday
The Choice-of-the-House Sale of .
MEN'S FINE OVERCOATS
Including values of $15.00, $18.00,
$20.00 and $25.00, for
Remember, Saturday's tho timo
Orkln's the plncc and $10.00
tlio price.
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REMNANTS
of Silks, Dress Goods, Table Linons, Tow
eling, Crashes, Domestics, Etc., in Sale
Friday at About . . ,
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PRICE
Exceptional FUR Values Friday
Embracing the Season's Most Approved Styles of Exquisite Furs
Sa- fi 1 B stoek oi exclusivo furs is going fast at the rare, low prices we are asking for them. 'We've disre-
v- trurueti nroiu una cost, tiecause we neen tne room mw cmiHeriiient v von mvn in nnvi nim nt so eet-
' -i i. o-
ing your fnvorito fur or fur coat at a ridiculously low price.
$10 French Lynx Scarfs, $2.98
EXTRA!,u,fkiVe"ch
.Scarfs, valued at
$10, the clear
ance, sale price
Friday, $2.98
Note for Friday
$15.00 Black Coney Sets, $5.00
EXTRA! filnck Be,ffium c,ne.v
oeis, originally pneeu
at $15.00, clear
ance sale price,
Friday, at
$5.00
$30.00 Fine Fur Sets for $9.90
EXTRA' Sets' consistms
lof French .Opossum,
$9.90
$35 Fur Sets for $12.90
Blue Wolf, French
Marten and Black Fox
Fur Sets, originally
lop, $12??
$150 Lynx Fur Sets
$59.00
$95 Marmot Goats
$45.00
and Brook Mink
Fur Rets, values
to $30.00, for . . .
Mink Sets for $79.50
Your choico from 10
handsome Mink Sets,
Muff and Scarf, origin-
$79.50 Pony Coats $125 Pony Coats $200 Mole Skin Coats
$29.50 $59.00 $99.00
$1.25 Near Seal Coats $2.50 Seal Coats $200 Fur Coats
$49.50 $1.25 $79.50
WHITE FUR SETS
SPECIAL rur chico f nny white
.fur set in stock l
consisting of Mufflon, white? Ill
Angora, Tniuot, etc., originally
priced to $45.00, Friday for . . .
Will You Let Us
Place a
VICTROLA
In Your Home
FREE.
For THIRTY Days?
If, nftor 30 days' free trial,
yoti decide not to koep tho in
strument, we will send for it
and you will bo under no obli
gations whatsoever,
Come tomorrow let jus pro
sent our proposition. There's no
excuse for you not having ono
of our beautiful Vlctrolas at
the terms we ask.
Prices $25 up to $250
Fr.ee Concerts Daily
IOiOO a. m. tb 1:00 p. m.
aioo p. m. to 0:00 p. m.
Rock-Bottom MILLINERY Prices
FRIDAY Fashionable Hats?, Hoods, Feathers, Etc.
UK- gigantic clearing of all our millinery continues for Friday, offering some of the
vy season's choicest creations at economical prices.. Here s
a glimpse of what you can choose from
98c Ready-to-Wear Hats, 25c
lieady-to.-wear hats in hemp, satin and felt, reg
ular selling price 98c nnd up, and extraordinary value
in tho big clearance sale for Friday, choico of the entire
lot at , 25d
$1.98 Corduroy Hoods, 19c
Cordurov hoods with reversible
check, Bold regu
larly for $1.98,
special In the big
sale for Friday,
choice at
u g-iiuij-su ui wiiii
25c
49c
Velvet Hat, values to $1.98, 49c
Smart, becoming velvet hats,
In strictly this sea
son's styles, form:
or prices were 48c
and up to $1.98;
special Friday at
Felt Hats, values to $198,. 19c
Felt hats In a fine variety of pret
ty shapes and colors scratch and
velours; worth 98c up to $1.98, a
big clearanco special, Frl- in
day, choice . AaC
nil luvuiaimu
19c
Beaver & Velvet Hats, $1.69
Beaver and Velvet Hata; all this
season's shapes. They sold regu
larly at $1.98 up to $3.98, for
Friday you can have
your choico at . . .
$1.69
Flowers and Feathers, 10c
Flowers and feathers appro
priate for trimmings on your win
ter hat to finish out tho season;
vnlues 25c to 98c; Friday v
choico at 1UC
FRIDAY'S OFFERINGS IX
PURE GROCERIES
KLOUU, Capl- EXTRACT. Dr.
tol hrand, suclt Price's, 25c val
or ue, bottle of
48 lbs. $1.10 2 ozs., 15c
UAJSINS, seed- CORN MKAL,
ed, the C. white or yellow,
package ... Mil sack of
PRUNES. Call- g fte 1RC
rornla, - lub' 10lj
tho lb uu SAUlION, Ply-
COCOA, Van mouth Rock
Hout.oti's O fin brand, '1- F.
25c can . UU lb. can ... I 9D
no Granulated Sugar
LL PQUNDS FOR. . . 01
R 1 C B, fancy O A T M e a i
Japan Capitol brand,
4 lbs., 25c 3 pkgs., 25c
SARDINES, oil COKKEE, our
or mustard hest brand
3 cans, 10c 3 lbs., $1.00
FREE deconif!t chna
piece with each pound
of tea at 3Sc to 98c the pound
O I N Q E R COFFEE, idea
SNAPS, Cp brand, nr--
the pound .. Ufa pound nt fcOC
Money Savers in Basement Bargain Section
Hero's some truly amazing values that will surely go fast in Friday's selling Come early.
49c Cotton Blankets at 33c
Cotton blankojts, good size, in gray
w'ith fancy border; regular price
40 cents, a big special in the clear
ance sale Friday, choice, the pair.
33c
98c Cotton Blankets at 66c
Cotton blankets, size 57x74 inches;
in gray with fancy border; they
ordinarily sell for 98c and are re
duced for Friday, choice, the pair.
Women's 25o Hose, 11c
Womon's ribbed top, floeco lined,
seamless hose slightly tm- 11
perfect, 2 Go & 35c values JL 1 C
$1.25 Underwear, 69c
Men's Camel's Ilolr colored wool
shlrtB and drawers, $1.25 Q
values Friday, tho piece OJC
Children's Union Suits, 29c
Children's odd lots of union suits,
vests nnd vants, values at QQ,
50o & 75c, choice Friday iC
50c Dressing Sacques, 39o
Women's fleeco lined dressing
sacques, ordinarily sell QCi
for 50c, choice Friday at OlvC
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Sweater Coats at 89c
Women's $3.00 and $2.50 sllghtly
soiled sweater coats, QQ
choice Friday at OJC
Calicoes, 4c Yard
Standard calicoes, In a good var-
4c
lety of colors, special
day, the yard at
Fri-
$1.50 Cotton Blankets at 99c
Cotton blankets, size 11x4 feet;
come in fancy plaids and striped;
sell regularly for $1.50, special
Friday, choice, the pair
Waists, Hoods, Toques, 29c
Women's wnists. skirts and chil-
29c
66c
99c
dren's hoods, toques, etc.,
values to 75c, barg'n table
50c Underwear, 29c
Men's ribbed or plain fleece lined
shirts and drawers, 50c nQ
values, Friday, the piece tC
$2.50 Pants at $1.48
Men's wool pants, also corduroy,
values at $2.50, special i .18
Friday, choice, at pair. . ip X
Bargain Table, Choice 7c
Useful odds and ends embracing
values up to 50c,. all on a n
bargain table, your cbolco C
:Orkin Brothers Your Home Store-
:Orkin Brothers Your Home Store-
ASK WATER JOARD REPORT!
City Commissioners Pass Resolution
to Force Statement.
MUST ACCOUNT FOR MONEYS
Mrfinvrrn Wants AVtrr .llnnril to
Make nrtnllcil fltntriut-nt to
the Comptroller tlunnl
niously Adopted.
Failure of the Water board to make
any report of Its receipts and expendi
tures hss prompted the pity commission
to take steps to force the board and the
water commissioner to render an account
ing to the city comptroller and through
that official to the public A resolution
was passed at the meeting of the council
yesterday niornlns callliiK upon the Water
hoard to make a detailed report before
February IS In accordance with a
statute requlrlnK public officials and
public oriruuliattons classed as servants
of the municipality to account for the
money entrusted to them.
This resolution was' Introduced by
Councilman Thomas McOovern, was re
ferred to the legal department and was
approved by City Corporation Counsel
Baker and City Attorney Rlne. It was
then passed unanimously.
"There was a provision In the statute,
requiring the Water board to make 4i
monthly statement to the city," said
Water Commissioner Howell, "but that
was repealed. We have sole control of
i the plant and are not requlrtxl to make
i any report to the elty. However, In
Mniral nll,llnnl. 1 ilftfAr In tm nntnlnn
of the board's attorney."
Una 1'oHfr to Resolute.
John I. Webster, tho Water hoard's
attorney, said the council had full power
to resolute, but he was not ready to
say whether or not they had power to
force tho Water board to make a report
of Its tnnactlois.
If tho Water board Is a servant of
the elty then there Is no doubt In my
mind but that under tho general stat
utes It must make bucIi a report to the
comptroller," eald Judge Baker.
The resolution provides that a monthly
reiwrt be made to the city comptroller
covering all transactions of the board.
This resolution will probably be fought
by tho WaterHboard on the grounds of
the council' power to Interfere in any
manner with the Water hoard's manipu
lations of the funds provided for it.
Missing Man Heard
From at Minneapolis
John Hud ley, clerk In the offices of the
Erie road here and residing In Council
liluffs, who disappeared suddenly last
Monday evening, and who .has since been
mourned as dead, has been located In
Minneapolis. lie lias scot back word
that he will return Jn a couple of day-j.
Hartley Is a married man. 21 years of
cfge, and his wife. Miss Florence Willis,
daughter, of John Willis. Council Bluffs,
u as 15' when they were married last
sprlnsv The couple lived with the wife's
parents.
uit ak.
Old ago as It comes In the orderly proa,
tss of nature is a beautiful and majestic
thing. It stands for experience, knowl
edge, wisdom, counsel. That Is old age
as It should be, but old age as It often Is
means poor digestion, torpid bowels, a
sluggish liver and a general feeling of ill
health, despondency and misery This In
almost every Instance Is wholly unneces
sary. One of Chamberlain's Tablets faktn
Immediately after supper will Improve the
digestion, tone up the liver and rgulatt
Iine Doweis. in. teeiinK ui ur uusucy
will give way to on of hop aud good
cheer, For sale by all dalra.JLdver
tlseraent.
SHERIFF FEEDS PRISONERS
Comes a Coup on the Contractors at
County Jail.
LOOKS DOORS AGAINST THEM
Thry In Turn Bhut Off "the Gas .
Slirrlff Then lias to Secure
Breakfast for Prisoners
from ncstaurant.
for the sheriffs help to prepare brcak
I fast. The prisoners clamored for food
There was nothing to do but ordor break
fast from a restaurant.
Breakfast over. Chief Deputy W, A
Foster got Into communication with the
gus company and arranged to purchauo
gas. it was announced that by afternoon
meal time there would be gas In the
kitchen.
Regular lunch counter or restaurant
food, or "gudgo." as they call it, vrat
the fortune ,ot prltoners In the county
jail yesterday morning aa a result of war-
(farci between Sheriff McShane and Oardl-
pee tc fianagan unu wiu county cuuiiuis
sloners over prisoner feeding.
The gas supply having been cut oft
from the Jail kitchen It w tinpossthlis
The Clad Ilnnd
Is seen when liver Inaction and bowel
stoppage flies before Dr. King's New I.I ft
Pills, the easy regulators. 25c. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Trunty Prevents Jnll i.wapf.
I'EOIUA, ill., Feb. 6.-Edward Stuart,
a trusty In the Peoria county jail, pre
vented a Jail delivery today by driving
forty prlkonersi fom the outer Jail door
at the point of a revolver snatched from
one of tho turnkeys, who had been at
tacked by four prisoners and was being
overpowered.
Makes Muscle, Bone and Flesh
And that's what your growing children need give
them Faust Spaghetti often and they will surely
wax strong and brawny.
A 10c package of Faust Spaghetti contains as
much nutrition as 4 lbs. of beef ask your
doctor.
SPAGHETTI
is made from Durum (hard) wheat,
ihe rich gluten cereal. Makes fine
eating delicious and savory.Write
for free recipe book and find out
the great variety of delightful
dishes Faust Spaghetti makes.
At all Grocer' 5c and 10c Packagtt
MAULL BROS. St. Louis, Mo
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DEVON
MIROW
COLLAR
FOR 2,5 CENTS
CLUETT PEABODY& CO.TROYN.Y
Constipation
: foe to fie
Aier's Pi
fin lr
.1 0. Aw Co.. 3
Impoiiible to be well. The foe to good
health. Correct at once, Acer's Pills.
jae at Deaiime. sola for 60 years.
Ask Your Doctor.
IIOTULS.
Marquette Hotel
lflUi and Washington Ave.
ST. LOUIS, SIO.
. tu.2mB- 10 and n.5o, with
bath ?2;2 t0 3'50- A hotel for
your Mother. Wife and Sister.
T. H. Clancy, Pre
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