TUB BKK; OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1013. 5
I Brags ZZ- :Zi I i BERG ADDS WOMEN 1 S GQsTi- -s: i
Our Fall Opening g&E Monday, Sept. 15
Twolvo of Uio Moat Beautiful Models in the United Stntes Will Grneo This Evont.
Indies' Drcn and Suit Departments,
as Well as Millinery.
THEY WILL BE OPENED SOON
Cosy Itcst noflmj, with Writing
Desks unit Telephones, to He
Installed In Hnch of the
New Departments.
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Your Fall Suit is Ready, Sir!
,Vo aro ready to show you tho new fnll units, Sir! That aro tho productions
of America's best designers and foremost tailors.
Wo aro Justly proud of those suits and so will you bo ns the possessor of
ono or more of them.
Vou will bo greatly surprised nt tho very moderate prices wo have attached
to such elegant garments.
We want everybody to come. in and in
spect our new Fall Displays!
See the Handsome Suits at
$07, 'lliiLOQy $1500
Suit Elegance
$18, $20, $25, $30
SPEOIAL SHOWINB FALL
NORFOLK SUITS
Tho yontiR fellows
especially will rejoice nt
our splendid showing of
tho now Fall Norfolk
Models.
They certainly are
beauties I
Specially I'rlccd
$9.75, $12.00
and $15.00
" Guarantee
Style ... .
Your New
Fall Hat
Is Here!
Wo show every correct
fall hat model in either
soft or stiff styles, from
the best hat makers in the
land.
John B. Stetson. . .$3.50
Guarantee "Do Luxe" $3
Special," $2.50 quality, $5.00
I $1.90
New Fall
SH I RTS
Deautlful Patterns
SI 81.50 32
Medium weight Union
Suits, celebrated
"Cooper" make
9Sei S1.50 and 82
8-ploco Garments,
medium weight
45d 75d and 81.00
latest Fad, Velvet Ties,
nt 4tta
Silk Hoso, fnll weight 10o
School
Cloth cs
Oar gohool suits
srs md (or ns toy
a special mak.r who
has mad tlis mtsn
fsxturs of boys'
clothes a lifetime
tuay.
Sturdy suits for
sturdy boys in the
sew Norfolk models
with full peg- topi
knlokerbocker pants
some with a pairs of
pants.
Economically priced.
$2.95
$395
$4.95
BEIEF CITY NEWS
Sarcophagus.
Wills prepared. Peters Trust Co.
Xilg-httngr Kartnrss, Bnrf sss-QrsAdsn Oo.
Save Boot Print It Now Beacon Press.
Profitable Investment Omaha busi
ness wants $10,000 to complete exception
ally profitable contracts. Safe, legiti
mate, "best references. Address O 207.
Trust funds and estates administered.
Permanency and stability Is backed by
a capital and surplus of 1400,000. Peters
Trust Co.
Xioses finders at Asphalt Plant Otto
C. Bchworln, foreman of the city asphalt
Plant, lost two fingers of hts left hand
when a circular saw cut suddenly through
the board on the carriage and struck his
;hand.
"YBtookey Returns from Vacation Pres
ident 8. W, Stookey of Bellevue college
returned Thursday from a brief vacation
spent In northern Minnesota. Ho put In
most of the time at Lake PoVegama,
near Grand Rapids.
ROOF OF AMERICAN LEAKS;
OPENING PUT OFF A WEEK
The rain or Wednesday night put a
curve In the plans for opening the Amer
ican theater. It forced upon the atten
tion of the management the fact that tho
roof leaks badly, and this will have to
be given Immediate attention. So, In
deference to the leaky roof, the date
for the opening has been put over to
Saturday, September 20, when Miss Lang
'will bo seen In Lillian Russell's part in
'In Search of a Sinner,"
MODELS SHOWLATEST STYLE
Latest Fall Suitings Are Shown at
Orkin Bros.' Style Show.
SKIBT FOE DANCING THE TANQ0
The Bubonic Platrne
destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver
and kidney diseases, for which EI ec trio
Bitters Is the guaranteed remedy. 60c.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Tnllored Salts Are Shown In the
Forcnooni, While Srenlnsr
Qoirns Are Exhibited Dar
ing the Afternoon.
Three new professional models were
Introduced at tho Orkin Brothers' fall
exposition and stylo show which Is
being held this week on the second floor
of tho Orkln's store. The new arrivals
aro considerably more expert at demon
strating the latest dresses and wraps
and show the long, study they have put
on their work.
Tho models exhibit the latest fall suit
ings and tailored costumes. Nothing ex
treme was displayed, but styles that will
be worn by Omaha women were given
a generous showing. That the suits and
wraps displayed by the models are popu
lar was manifested by the applause each
one received as she appeared on the
stage with a new costume. After tho
show at the Boyd theater yesterday some
of those present became so enamored
with the styles exhibited that they Im
mediately placed orders for similar suits,
One of the models, Miss Clarice Stono,
will exhibit the very latdst of tho New
York creations, a tango gown, In tho
afternoon at 3 o'clock, The gown has all
the frills and lines and style of evening
costume and has In addition the pnnta
loon skirt, which makes Is convenient for
dancing the tango. The pantaloon skirt,
or trousers as they really are, aro of
chiffon and blend very appropriately with
the rest of the dress. In order to demon
strate effectively, Miss atone will go
through tho steps and dip maneuvers,
showing as she does so. Just how the
tango dress la advantageous for dancing,
Sho will also demonstrate the Kown
again tomorrow afternoon.
This morning the exhibit was entirely
of tailored clothes. In tho afternoon tho
display will consist of evening gowns.
This program will be followed the re
malnder of tho week. Each mornlnn
tailored costumes and each afternoon
evening gowns. On Saturday evening
from 7 to 8:30 o'clock a grand assembly
of all the costumes exhibited will bo
given so that all who have been unable
to attend during the week may get an
opportunity to see It all. .
Rules and Prizes
Announced for the
Automobile Parade
srclICrSHS SlreaglheHlHg Cheap
Vou hive no Idea the number o! dtlldotu. tironr
raeali that cm bt made with Fault Macaroni until tou set our free recipe book write
(or it todir. A 10-ccnt package of Faust Macaroni contains as much lood value at 4
lot. oi bed confirm this by your doctor.
MACARONI
will totr Uit hlfh-ctlMMi; pro Wli wilt ejrt your meat Mil IwHWrti II It i4a frow Durnm
whtat-a h!h giuuoeut ertl Uit nuJti nuueta, ban u4 flMk. S.rre rautt Macironl oden-it It
a susil DUuir-i rl food tor frawtns dUMran- ntbtTtac, appttfeiac Stall tor .TtriUxlj. Sat
moreoflt. Allitec1 .io4 lt-clrukiH,
MAULL BROS. St. Louis, Mo.
Schmoller & Mueller
The Only Store in Omaha
where you can hear the Victor
Victrola and Columbia Grafonola
side by side. Our stock of Victor
and Columbia Machines and Rec
ords is complete. Our spacious
salesrooms are at your disposal.
Recitals every hour of the day.
Come in tomorow and enjoy some
of the new music.
ALL STYLES ALL PRICES
$15 to $500
Terms, $1 a Week and Up.
Enjoy your Victor or Columbia while paying for it.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO GO.
1311-13 Farnam. Douglas 1623.
Automobile dealers will not be eligible
for prizes in tho Automobile parade on
oeptemner so, nt their own request. The
Ak-Sar-Bon committee in (marge of the
parade mot Wednesday afternoon and
decided on the prizes to be given tho
winners. To dato over twenty-five en
tries havo been received for the Automo
bile parade. Following aro the rules
aaopiea at mo meeting Wednesday and
prizes which are offered.
Number of entries by one person not
limit )d.
Prizes will be awarded on general ex.
wvn.iivu ui citiry an it wnoie.
Tho costumes of tho occupants and
accessories must hnrmonlzo with the de-
Machines to be eligible for prize mini
tuiiiyioieiy cuvtrea mis includes me
w h.dl.
Prize offered for tho best decorated
and most beautiful designed touring car,
llmouslno, runabout or truck First prlzo
llOO: second, 15; third, l"X; fourth cup
nvjiui fw, nun, i-uu wunn
Electric First prize, 76; second, 150;
third, cup worth 40.
Motorcycle prizes for the best decor
ated and equipped motorcycle First prlzo,
$20; second. SIS; third, motorcycle sup
Piles valued at J10; fourth, motorcycte
supplies valued nt $10: fifth, ribbon.
Bicycle prizes for best decorated and
equipped bicycle First, $10; second, $3,
fhlrvt nnnllffa wnf-th 1ft fnn,lh .iiMnll.,
worth $5; fifth, ribbon.
display at Sampson's office. Qui nenztt.
. V. ...... Isr. . n 1 1 A .... I -
himself and a small army of girls to
do tho decoratlnc tor the parade.
Col. Cody Will Fight
Battle of Wounded
Knee for Movies
Major McCune has word from Colonel
W. F. Cody that ho has everything In
readiness for tho hunt which he has or-
ganlzcd for the Prince of Monaco, whn:i
his highness goes to the Big Elkhorn
mountains In a few days, lie arrived In
New York Wednesday and Is to meet
Colonel Cody at Cody, Wyo., Sept. 17.
From there they will go Into tho moun
tains In rearch of big game.
He will arrive Just In time for the Park
county fair, Park, being a new county,
made from a division of Cody county and
this Is Its first fair.
Colonel Cody Is now engaged In stag
ing some moving picture scenario, de-
ntpHnir mm. tt Via f d tyi i 1 1 Tna..!.- ...lit.
, ,- --, u. ..... .u...wua uu.wca nun
' tho Indians In the early days. Indians
, have been secured from the Pino Ridge !
agency. Among other battles to be shown j
' Is that of Wounded Knee.
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO HEAR
ABOUT ONE CENT POSTAGE
J. M. Guild, commissioner tho Omaha
Commercial club, has received accept
ance of an Invitation sent by him to the
National One-Cent Letter Postage asso
ciation for a representative to speak be
fore the public affairs committee lunch-
i eon on September 25.
A telegram was received from Charles
' Williams Burrows, president of the as.-1
soclatlon, announcing that either ha or j
George T. Mcintosh, the secretary-treas-
urer of the association, would speak at
the luncheon on the date named.
llmr the Trouble Starts.
Constipation Is the cause of many ail
ments and disorders that make life mis-
! orable. Take Chamberlain's Tablets, keep
' your bowels regular and you will avoid
, these diseases. For sale by all druggists.
, Advertisement.
In the near future the Berg Clothing
company will open one of tho most com
plete women's millinery, cloak and suit
departments in tho west. Tho stock has
arrived and the fixtures for the new de
partments, which are located on the sec
ond floor, aro expected within tho next
ten davs.
B. M. Meyer, formerly of Omnha and
for tho last five years connected with
one of the largest department stores In
Portland. Ore., has been brought back
to Omnha to tako complete chnrge of
tho cloak and suit department, while Miss
M. Orant will havo charire of the milli
nery department. Miss Grant learned the
millinery trade at the Itonlnson-Strauss
house In Bt. Paul, Minn., considered to
bo the largest millinery house this side of
Chicago. For the last eirht years
hss been In charge of the millinery de
partment nt the Donaldson store In
Minneapolis, commonly known as tho
Glass block.
Millinery Department Itrndr.
Miss Grant came hero two weeks ago to
manage this department for the Berg
Clothing company. She has Installed tho
fixtures and nil tho latest models In fall
and winter hats and Is prepared to re
ceive customers from now on. The formal
opening of this department has been de
ferred, howsver, until ths opening of the
oloak and suit department Miss Grant
says that the Berg Clothing company
will carry a oompleta line of hats from
the inexpensive ones to the very best,
both In quality and price. Imported pat
terns from all the leading shops abroad
and In New York are on display and salo
at this department A large stock Is
carried of everything on the market In
the millinery line, Including a complete
line of novelty feathers, all the new col
orlngs In velours and also brocaded mats
rials. A unique feature of the department Is
tho French show rooms and rest rooms.
They are light and cozy and Miss Grant
Invites all the women In Omaha to coma
and visit her and make themselves at
home and make her department their
headquarters while downtown.
DnyllKht Department.
Quito In line with the millinery depart
ment Is the cloak and suit department,
undor tho management of Mr. Meyer, Ho
has named his department the daylight
department owing to tho arrangement of
tho cases and fixtures In sitch a way
that the fitting rooms all havo windows
In thorn. This Is something now In ladles'
cloak and suit departments and Is being
tried out with wonderful succosa In all
tho stores In the east and the nower
ones which are being built In the west.
The fixtures will be of mahogany and
absolutely dustproof. A large glass caso
will be built In the center of tho depart
ment In which will be displayed the
latest styles on wax models. Heavy
tufted leather seats will be built around
the pillars and beveled mirrors will be
scattered all about the department The
very latest styles in cloaks and suits will
be displayed and 'sold In this store as soon
as they are In New York. Cosy rest
rooms with writing desks and telephone
will bo fitted up for the comrorc of the
shoppers. The department will carry a
complete line of cloaks, suits, dresses.
gowns, shirts, furs, waists and skirts.
TECUMSEH GIRL BECOMES
BRIDE OF ARMY OFFICER
TECUMSEH, Nob., Sept. ll.(-Speclal.)
Miss Joiule MoLanahan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Dick McLanahan of this
pity, and Lieutenant John William
Median of the United States army were
married at Bt. Andrew's Catholic church
In this city, at 9 a. m. Wednesday. Tho
ceremony was pfrfcrni6d by Rev. Thomas
Harden, assisted by Rev. Mr. Dunphy of
Button, rtev. Mr. Hayes of York and Ilev
Mr. Cwlkltnakl of St. Mary. The bridal
pair were attended by Miss Margaret Mc
Cormlck and Mr. Thomas C. Duffy of
Omaha, During the nuptial ceremnoy
Mrs. Pitts of York sang, "Avo Marie,"
"O, Snlutarla" and "Dord, I Am Not
Worthy." Tho ceremony was witnessed
by a large company of relatives and
friends. Following the wedding a sumptu
out breakfast was served at the McLana
han homo. The bridge Is one of tho best
known young women of the city. The
groom Is a surgeon In the army. They
will go to Fort Ringgold, Tex., to estnb-
llfh their home. Ho Is a Nebraska young
man, havins gone from York Into the
service at San Antonio, Tex,
FACE BROKE OUT
IN LITTLE PIMPLES
Red and Sore, Like Little Boils.
Would Wake Up At Night and
Scratch. Cutlcura Soap and Oint
ment Cured in Three Weeks.
Watch for
Our
Opening
Window
Displays
Stores
Close at
6 P. M.
Saturday a
at 9 P. M.
Less Thn Half the Regular Prices if You Select These Goods Friday
Importers Sample Pieces Dress Goods
THOUSANDS OF MATCHED UP PIECES-2 TO 10 OF A KIND
In these two lots
are every popular
weave and pattern
of all wool fall
dress goods In me
dium and heavy
weights light and
dark shades.
1 AC Ea. HB OAcEa.
LI) BaV E OU Main
ment. vv Floor
An nlmoat
un
limited variety of
dress fabrics
Pieces that will
match u p for
dresses, skirts
nnd c h 1 1 d r n's
dresses.
Ends and Dress Goods Remnants at 35c, 59c and 79c a Yard
Serges, whipoords, dingonnls, stripes and ohocks, barred and plain suitings,
black and white chocks, coatings, brondeloth suitings, oto., worth up to $2 yd.
64- INCH $1.00 MIXED KKFROTS IN HATINES Tana, grays nnil natural tonos; at, ynrfl 60d
Here fire Hew Fall Silks Far Below Regular Prices
811k Bsmnanta at H and U
tho regular price, t to 10
yards pluln nnd fancy dress
and walstlni? silks, silks for
millinery anil dross trimmings,
foulards, orepa de chins, mes
snllnes, uharmeuse, otc, at,
a yard
25o t0$l.l9
40-inch Dolly Vnrtlcn Printed Vollw, In wlUto,
pink, blue- nnd mnlro grounds ulUi hnr
JJl.OO Imported Dress Bllka; at, yard, 40i
ITriiwlMn. Importod'Poularda; yd.98J
ff.oF 27-inch 8tlkriatlne utTynrd, 50
yi.fiO iO-lnTsilk nud Wool Topllns ffl.QQ
91. 10 UO-lnoh Htik Popllna nt, yard, 79
7IJc All Hllk Printed Cropo at, yard, 49
SI-lnch Pencil Strlpo Dress
HUko ISxcollent quality la
navy aud groon, navy and
whlto. brown and white-,
Copenhagen and whlto, black
and white usually pi
oclllnK at 85o a 4r
yard; at, yard
Velvets, corduroys, hollow cut velvet cords, black
silk velvets, black plushes, Imlutlon furs, bearskins
Falls City, Neb. "My trouble began
when I was about sixteen. My face broke
out In little pimples at first. Thoy were red
and sore and then became like
little boila. I picked at my face
continually and it made my
face red and soro looking and
then I would wake up at night
and scratch It. It was a souros
of continual annoyance to me,
as my face was always red and
splotched and burned all the
time.
"I tried , and others, but
I could And nothing to cure It. I had been
troubled about two years before I found
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment. I sent for a
sample of Cutlcura fioap and Ointment and
triod them and I then bought some. I
waahed my face good with the Cutlcura
Soap and hot water at night and then
applied the Cutlcura Ointment. In the
morning I waahed it off with the Cutlcura
Soap and hot water. In two days I noticed
a decided Improvement, while In three weeks
the curs was complete." (Signed) Judd
Knowles, Jan. 10, 1S13.
It coats nothing to learn how pure, tweet,
effective and satisfying Cutlcura 8oap and
Ointment are in the treatment of poor com
plexions, red, rough bands, itching scalps,
dandruff, dry, thin and falling hair, because
you need not buy them until you try them.
Although sold everywhere, sample of each
will be mailed free, with 33-p, fildn Book. Ad
dress poetarcr ' Cutlcura, Dept. T. Uoaton."
M who ahave and shampoo with Cu
tlcura Soap will nnd It beat for akin sod scalo.
pinK, niuo mid mnire grounds vriui nnr- mi vciveui, ihock puisnes, imimuon lurs, ucarsnins
monlzlng tint, In fi and 8-tone effects; etc ,uJl11 end' ln "wniont, nc- f to qo
nt, yard... w'v cording to lo; nt, each plcco, 1UC aVOC
Rich Laoes in Matched Sample Pieces
Europonn samples many nro luuid mndo. Fino gold nnd silver Inccs, embroidered
flounclnga, ln pastol Rhndos on net, rich siallno not. Iridescent bonded lacos embroldorod with silk floss
and soqulnB, heavy oriontal laces, etc.
Bnrgain squares,
main floor
great variety.
In full plecos
they would
sell up to SI
or $6 a yard.
15c-25c-39c-50c Each
ODD
LOTS
Lace Curtains
I1ASK-RIKNT
Full Size Lace Curtains
Throe cases of these Curtains ac
tually worth up to $2.60, at, pair. .
Travelers Samples of
Lace Curtains
a cases of thorns worth 75c, Baaoin't,
39
15
c
Ea.
MlLTi
ENDS
Table Damask 1
MAIN
'LOOR
70 inches wide, ln mill lengths of a to 5 yards
all perfect good8lit very desirable patterns pos.
Itlvely worth 00c a yawl front the bolts
on main floor, per yard, at
91.00 Bed Spreads at 91.10 Each.
Extra heavy Marseilles patterns, hem
med crochet bed aproads soft finish
no starch worth $1.50 oach main
floor; Friday, each
29c
$11
Basement .Shoe Dept.
CUrls' School Bho.s Soft, dull calf
skin In button styles, at 00o
Children's Bohooi Shoes sixes up to
lit dull and vlcl kid leathers with
patent tips; button styles with neat,
broad toes, spring heels, at 000
Tennis Oxfords lor Boys Ulaok or
Bray canvas, all sizes, at 49o
Women's Juliet Hons. Slippers Fam
ous Johan Schmidt Comfort brand:
plain toes or patent stay styles; rub
ber heols, flexible soles; nil sizes In
wide widths only, at $1.49 and 91.00
Women's Common Bsnss Bho.s Plain
toes or with kid tips, at 91.88
Women's Shoes Dull and patent
leathers; ffood styles nnd practically
all sizes, ln J2.50 and fa shoes, 91.89
Boys' Slkskln Shoes ln dark brown
color; very comfortable and will
give good wear; all sizes, at... $1.4 5
EXTRA SPECIAL
Women's 16-Button Length
(sa-rsrcH)
SILK GLOVES
Block or
White
39c
Worth
up to 76c
Tricot Hllk Gloves, double tipped,
reach above the elbow; so-called
seconds, hut In most Instances
aro ai ool nn perfeot; regular
price, 9c to 75c only nbout 40
dozen pairs In the lot, at, pr., 390
Basem't Clothing Dept.
Boys' School Knickerbocker Pnnta
t 40d
Boys' School Waists Special
at 25i
Boys' School Suits, in dark colors;
fall wolghu, at 82.25
Beys' Light and Dark Color Shirts
with Military Collars, for school
wear, at 49
Children's Itompors 50c values,
Friday, at 35
Now Lots of Men's Fall Suits in
Basements Worsteds and chev
iots, at g5
$30
To
California, Washington
Oregon, British Columbia
Utah, Southern Idaho
To Central Mountains
ONE WAY FROM OMAHA
September 25th to October 10th, 1913.
THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS TO THE OOAST
C A I XI A ICE? f4:10p. m.: Through tourist sleepers ovory day to Los Angeles,
W4MaBssi 8 Im .... i a : ri ,1 n v,ii
viii uunvur uuu quuiuu wjiuiiwu, Jtcjouutuiv uuuuuuwu uu
ROUTE
WESTERN
PACIFC
.Wednesdays nnd Saturdays.
4:10 p. m.: Through tourist sleeper service overy day to San
Francisco, via Scenic Colorado through tho Grand Canyon of
the Feather Eiver. Personally conducted on Wednesdays and
Fridays.
SOUTHERN f4: P m,: irouSn tourist sleopor service overy day to Los
I T X I J Angeles, via Salt Lake, Scenic Colorado and San Francisco.
PAG 1 FJ W (.Personally conducted Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
NORTHERN f: P' m,: trough tourist sleepers every day, via Billings
ri j re i jri I on( direct Northwest main line to Oregon, Idaho and Wash-
PAOIFIO Lington.
GREAT fu:
NORTHERN I
35 p. m.: Through tourist sleepers every day, via Billings
Groat Northern territory, Spokane and Puget Sound.
Wo will quote through ratos and socuro your borth In any of
tho through tourist sloopors ovortho Burlington
J. B. REYNOLDS, C. P. A.
1502 Farnam Stroet Tel. Douglas 1238