TllV, BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, 01 TOKEN 8, 1913.
THE greatest Sale
of Millinery of
fered anywhere in
the city.
COME early and
get yonr pick of
the hat you like
best.
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n
A sale of rugs that will result in the nctunl saving of thousands of dol
lars to the people of Omaha will take place in Brandcis Stores next Mon
day, October 13th. '
We have just completed a remarkable purchase which comprises the
entire overstock of a prominent eastern mill, which produces only rugs of
excellent quality.
Each year wo have arranged to take all the overstocks and all the dis
continued patterns of rugs of various grades from this mill. This year the
rug manufacturer found that his stock Avas considerably larger than usual
and he was willing-to turn all his surplus stock into cash at a price lower
than ever beforb. The stock comprises the most desirable room-size Wilton,
Axminister, Velvet and Brussels rugs, as well as smaller rugs and mg sam
ples. As a result of this fortunate chance of trade, you can buy the most de
sirable rugs for your home right at the height of the season at prices that
would be impossible under any other circumstances.
Watch the daily papers. See the window displays,
special event next Monday.
Plan to attend this
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Sarcophagus.
Willi prepared. Peters Trust Co.
Ufa ins? Mutual. GonW
Sighting rutttrea. Bnrg-ess-arand.n Co.
ridellty Storage ft Van Co. Doug 1M6.
Have Soot Print Set o'w, Beacon, Prcus.
Trust fnna and -estates .administered.
Permanency and Btabihty Is backed-by
a capital and surplus of HOOiOOO. Peters
Trust Co.
ZXlkA.ZXeany Resigns Mvchael Meany,
who has been In charge of the men's
insane ward nt the county hospital, has
resinned. His resignation was accepted
by the Board of County Commissioners.
An Awful Disappointment For any
one missing the Wednesday Evening
John Course nt Covenant church, Pratt
and Twenty-seventh, beginning tomor
ro wovenlng at S o'clock. All are wel
come, Mathiesen Injured in Tall John Ma
thlesen, assistant city license Inspector,
Is confined to his home by Injuries re
ceived In a fall from a street car. Ma-
-4hlattn im thtf. nlHeaf omnlnvn nt.thn rltv
hall.
To Hold City Liable Miss Mary Leehy
has' notified the city commission that
she,, Intends to hold' the city, liable be
cause of Injuries she received- October 1,
when her ankle was broken n"a street
accident.
Promotion for Bobert Savidgo Hobert;
"W.j; Savldge, eon of Itev. C. W. ijavldge,.
whb went to Chicago some tline'ago tq
accept a position In the chemical depart
ment of the Swift Packing company, re
ceived a much ebtter position Monday
tn ihe laboratory of the city of Chicago
To Talk Playgrounds to Wonien
Charles F. Weller of New York Uty,
whp Is In the city to Interest the-.peoplo
regarding the work of public playgrounds,
wll address the social science depart-,
ment of the Omaha Woman's club at the'
first meeting of the department Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the club
rooms.
Water is BsporUd Pure-r-Clty Bac
teriologist Millard Uuigfeld reports the
condition of water pumped from the mu
nicipal plant the purest t has ever been.
Two tests made this week have shown
but fl'e bacteria per cubic centimeter.
This Is considered exceptional, showing
the water used, by Omahans to be al
most absolutely pure. ,
Weller to Talk to Teachers Charles
Frederick Weller, associate secretary of
the Playground and Recreation Associa
tion of America, will speak to the school
teachers of the city at 4 o'clock on the
afternoon of October 9 In the rooms of
tho Woman's club. Metropolitan hall.
Superintendent B. U. Graff has (notified
all principals of tho meeting.
Object to Ejection B. J, Woodcock,
receiving secretary of local No. 427, Broth
erhood of Carpenters nnd Joiners of
America, has sent a communication to
the Board of County Commissioners com
plaining that two members of the union
who went to the court house September
25 were ejected by a Janitor because their
shoes were not clean. The communica
tion was referred to the committee of
the whole.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Saloonmen Agitated at Proposal to
Stop Free Lunches,
COUNCIL HOLDS NO MEETING
Newspaper Man is
Frozen to Death
OGDEN', Utah,. Cel. 6. Raymond T.
O'Donald, a newspaper man and son t
the former supreme Judge of Montana,
was found frozen to death this afternoon
about 5 o'clock In the mountains near
here, where he had been hunting.
O'Donnell came here from Helena, Mont.
Ho married Miss Mattle Wattls, a mem
ber of one of tho wealthiest families of
Ogden laot April.
members Unable to Secitre Quorum
' nnd Those in Merlin Quickly
Decide Tin Amnion to
Be Held.
Key to the Situation See Advertising.
That Little Spot
On Your Skin;
Beware, Beware !
because the smallest spot of Infec
tion means danger. That blotch on
your arm, that Itchy place on your leg,
beware' lest soon it spread, covering
breast, face, body.
Because tho curse of skin disease,
is; growing. It is estimated that mil
lions of our people are Infected and
spreading the disease.
Because unlike the established
doubt In regard to Dr. Friedman's ex
periments with tho "Great White
Plagqe" the research work in the D.
D. D Laboratory, Chicago, has proven
definitely that D. D.
a speclno
disease.
D. Prescription is
that cures skin and scalp
Tour own druggist will recommend
this soothing, cooling liquid.
If you come to us for the famous
prescription and the efficient D. D. D.
Skin Soap, we will refund, tho pur
chase price of the first full alee bottle
if It falls to reach your case. Tou
alone to Judge. . .
Sherman & JUcConnell Drug Co.,
four stores,
D. D. D. Prescriptlea for' 15 years the standard skin remedy
ml
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SUNNY BROOK If now bottled with our own oatcsted
Twitter" stoppers. One ttcitt tttKotkt or rtotkt the
bottle tight. No Need far Cork Screws.
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Wholesale Distributors For Omaha, Neb.
There was no meeting of the city coun
cu last night because ot lack or a
quorum. That was the apparent reason,
but why there was lack of a quorum
no one could fathom. Several well known
faces circulated about tho clerk's office
where the council awaited the call to
ascend to tho council chamber. The
councllmen present laughed and chatted
as they waited for a. quorum, but thete
was little delay In determining that a
quorum could not be had.
Considerable politics Is said to be agi
tating the, council. Last night the pro
posed ordinance against free lunches was
expected to como up. A great many
saloon men, It Is said, are averse to the
council mixing In what has been for
years a fight between barroom keepers.
It Is said that while the council may
pass the ordinance doing away with the
free lunch as at present conducted the
ordinance would bo. void except insofar1
as It may require the Baloon keeper to
keep his freo lunches tn a sanitary way.
The .council It is said cannot pass a
law providing that a saloonkeeper may
not set a pleco of bread and meat "with
a glass of beer, for 5 cents.
John Tralnor, who . has been assured
of the position of plumbing Inspector, is
still waiting tho passago of an ordinance
that is to make him inspector.
DtTornk Under Cbarirea.
When former Police Captain John
Dworak was reduced to the rank of u
'patrolman a few months ago It was said
that it was a matter of time before he
would be dismissed altogether from the
police force. The prediction Is likely to
be true since charges were filed against
Dworak some days ago by Police Com
missioner W. P. Donahue. Dworak Is
under suspension at present until the
charges against him have been dis
posed of.
It Is the opinion of many, however, that
the board has undertaken a big task
In trying to fire Dworak, who Is a good
policeman and has made a record for
breakers and underworld habitues.
Cottle IleacU Higher Stark.
So lar this season at the stock yards
the feeder cattle trade has produced one
surprise after another In the way, of un
paralleled prices, but it remained if or two
loads of branded Wyoming gross steers
to shove the mark still higher.
The cattlo In question sold yesterday
for J8.55, the highest price ever paid for
feeders In tho history of tho Houth Omaha
cattle trade. The shipment belonged to
W. Johnston of Belle Fourche, 8. D and
consisted of forty-four head of high
grade 3 and 4-year-old white faces. They
were Montana bred animals, In fleshy
condition and had never seen a grain of
corn.
dross returns on tho shipment amounted
to J4.ST2.&4, an average of over $110 per
head. .Each steer, on an average,
weighed 1,293 pounds. The cattle were
purchased by an Iowa man and sold by
Clay, Robinson & Co.
Mouth Omaha Ilovrllna-.
SOUTH OMAHA ICR CO.
1st.
Gribble IK
Ktter in
Cole 127
Howe 142
McDonald 140
ISO
172
1C7
171
3d. Total.
14S
157
146
170
146
433
623
44S
479
457
Totals 732 S33 767 2.337
UNCLE SAM VETS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Hogan 113
Glffee M
Illake , 166
Whipple ...178
Olson 137
Totals 670
Handicap 63
Totals 733
125
121
110
126
135
617
63
176
125
173
127
122
723
63
414
332
441
431
334
63
CULKIN TAJLORS.
6Ki 7S8 2,303
3d. Total.
167
152
233
136
163-
479
419
C53
416
484
7S5 836 2,3St
1st. ,!
Dudley jw 1515
Culkln , 133 123
Straw 155 163
Towle .139 m
Johnson 161 165
Totals 740
WHITE snv.
Krauie 157 170
Tanner : JT7 153
Looney 144 its
Clalbourne 167 170
White 153 168
Totals 790 821 881 2,445
Manic City (3oj..
F?,!?,e Ahl'i'itf Wrker will meet at the
fUrno onureh next Wednesduy
Itev. It. a C. Orantham of Dea Molnos.
' Kn'cU " ' "U "et,hBW" Ooore
M cd.i-u e.1 ad; ' ai t pos tlon as
1S6
167
166
1C7
146
513
487
477
504
461
MILLINERY at Price
Beautiful Hats From Our Own Stock as Weil as the
Weinlander Bankrupt Stock
WE need not say much about tho style and quality of Orkins' millinery. You know what it is well onougli. Tho
clever woman knows good merchandise and knows whore to buy it at Orkins', of course. Our prices are always
ns low or lower than elsowhero, but Wednesday your choio e is unrestricted. Every hut at half price. Can you un
derstand what this means I We have not put a single hat aside as many stores do, but include ovory trimmed hat in
our stock from $10,00 up, as well as hats from the bankrupt stock of Weinlnnder's.
PARADISE TRIMMED HATS, OSTRICH TRIMMED HATS,
FLOWER TRIMMED HATS, G0URA TRIMMED HAT$,
TAILORED HATS AND STREET HATS.
Real carefully those prices, then come and savo mono y. TIhh is the opportunity of the season,
creations from Paris, London, Vienna and all American fashion centors.
AIGRETTE TRIMMED HATS,
DRESS HATS,
All beautiful
.00 Street Hats, at $ 5.00
$12.50 Street Hats, at $ 6.25
$15.00 Street Hats, at $ 7.50
17.50 Street Hats, at $ 8.75
20.00 Street Hats, at $10.00
$100 Mo!e Fur Muff S $50.00 J
CHOICE
1
' mm
PRICE
$25.00 Dress Hats, at $12.50
$30.00 Dress Hats, at $15.00
$35,00 Dress Hats, at $17.56
$40.00 Dress Hats, at
$50.00 Dress Bats, at $25.00
$75.00 Dress Hats, at $37.50
Pick your hat and the price is We will gladly refund or credit any hat that proves unsatisfactory
. ....I -lm Bros. lGth and Harney.asi ' u ,r , ,ir -- - 'f
ITALIAN COMPLETE PLANS
Agree
on Program Features
Columbus Say.
for
PARADE TO BE NOTABLE ONE
Entertainment In ISrrnlnR Will lie
In Met lrnll, Where. Sppec.hr.,
Slnnlntr and Dnnclnnr Will
Be E3nJo-eiI.
Next Monday Is Columbus day.
Tho Omaha Italians plan to celebrate
the day on .whlch Chrmtophcr Columbus
discovered America. Tney pian a par
ticularly long parade in tho afternoon
nnd music and alnglnR and dancing: at
night In Metz's hall. The specifications
also call for the assistance of tho Union
Pactflo Italian band, both In the parade
and at tho night's entertainment.
A program of Interest Is arranged.
The day has been declared a leical holi
day. Banks will close. Tne red, gref n I
and white of Italy shall bo In evidence j
In Omaha, and the 2,000 Italians! In the i
parade will remind Omahans ot the man
who discovered America.
Five bands have been secured for the
parade. The Union Pactflo Italian band
will both march In tho parade and furnish
music for the, entertainment at night In
Metz'a hall, Defore the dancing a de
lightful program of music will be offered
by Omaha's talented Italians. Mrs. Sal
vatore Anseldo will give a. solo, Glo
Flslcaro, the Italian tenor, will sing.
Angelo Nottl, ateacher1 of languages and
brother of Mario Notl, editor of the Ital
ian newspaper, will deliver a lecture on
the life of Christopher Columbus, his
trials with the sailors, his triumph and
final death In prison.
A committee of five was appointed to
see the managers of firms employing
Italians to ask that they may be allowed
to participate In the parade. There will
be a meeting Friday night to discuss
plans, at a place to bn decided later. The
final meeting, at which all questions will
be settled, Is set for Sunday night at
Twenty-second and I'lerco streets.
- Lenl.lntar. Ileinemlierecl.
Invitations were extended to cx-ocnnlor
John K, It on gun and ex-Ilepresentatlve
Uoluml to take part In the parade and
the celebration. Thos.o men worked
mighty hard to have the bill passed caus
ing Columbus day recognized as a hol
iday. Tho parade will form at Eighteenth and
Harney streets at 1:80 o'clock Monday
afternoon. The llnoup follows: Tho
mounted police, Marshal Jasper Saltta
and mounted aides, the mayor, Judges,
county and city officials; the flvo Omaha
Italian societies: tho float representing
the good ship Santa Maria: motor cars
bearing' Omaha Italians and families.
The parade routing follows:
Forms at Ulghtecnth and Harney
streets. Moves cast on Harney to Six
teenth, north on Sixteenth i to Capitol
avenue, west on Capitol avenue to Sev
enteenth,! .north pn,Bevfntenth to Cuni
Ing, east on Cummg to Sixteenth, south
on Sixteenth to Capitol avenue, east on
.Capitol avenuo to Fifteenth, south on
Fifteenth to Douglas, cast on Douglas
to Tenth, south on Tenth to Farnam,
west on Farnam to Nineteenth, oUth on
Nineteenth to Jackson, east on Jackson
to Fifteenth, north on Fifteenth tq
Howard, cast on Howard to Tenth, south
on Tenth to Mason, 'west on Mason to
Thirteenth and south on Thirteenth t to
William street, where the parctdo will
dlBbund.
Most Wonderful .lenllns;.
After suffering- many yearn with a sore,
Amos King, Port Uyron, N. Y., was cured
by llucklen'fl Arnica Salve. 5Sc. For sale
by your druggist Advertisement
Key to the Situation Ue Advertising.
Iowan Outlines
Committee Plans
WABHINOTpN. Oct. T.-Sen&tor Cum
rr.lns outlined today in-part the reform
plans of tho so-called "conclllatlori com
mittee" of republican's and progressives.
Which hqpes to bring about the, holdlnjr
of a national' republican convention ear
In. 1911. .
The change." In the representation ot
southern states In tho national conven
tion ' Is d secondary matter In the pro
gram of the committee. With the added
support of many republican leaders, who
did not participate In the "get-togither?"
conference in Chicago last spring, they
will Insist tpat the, control of the re-i
publican natlqnal committee dver seat
ing of delegates In a national convention
be abolished.
T
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makes It easy and pleasant to treat
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no stomach dosing to upset the stomach.
The healing, soothing and antiseptic air
will reach every nook and crevice of
the mucous membrane of the nose and
throat; will surely stop 'the Irritation
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the gorms and banish the disease.
Hyomel as sold by druggists every
where will quickly and surely relieve
catarrh and diseases of the breathing
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If you suffer from offensive breath,
raising of mucus, frequent sneezing,
husky voice, discharge from the nose,
droppings In the throat, spasmodic
coughing, crusts In the nose, watery
eyes and general weakness and debility,
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A complete Hyomel outfit Including
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, y.iv. anc an extra dgiuc or iicjum, n
a'te'wvrds nctCtd, It bv. V) cents.
HOME FURNITURE CO,
20 Below Omaha Price,
Not One Day, But Every Day
South,
Omaha
9x12 Seamless Brussels
$9.75
9x12 Seamless Velvets
$14.50
9x12 Axminister
$17.00
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Low prices on good Stoves and
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payments.
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$22.50
Compare the price,
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