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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1913)
7 A Announcing for Next Wednesday Important Sale of Linens Watch for Announcement In Papers Later Free Lpssons in ART EMBKOIDERY JOIN tho Fllfitt class in Art Kmtirol J ory, Monday, In our art neqdlework jioo tlon. m8. 8011WAHTZ will rIvo f roo lessons In art embrold, 17 of all kinds, Includlnc crochet, oyolet, French and punch work. Tho only roqutrofflDnt 1b that you buy your materials horo. Lessons dnlly 2 to C p. rri. An Irresistible: Sale SILK TUB OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 13, 1D13. & ' usssss , jsssssss. - tv- r-s cil & IRRESISTIBLE bocauso it ombrnces every now and desirablo A weave, coloring and pattern of the season. IRRESISTIBLE because it affords you an opportunity to snvo from ys to Vfe the regular selling price. IRRESISTIBLE bocauso it comes at tho very height of tho season whon you need and want silks nioat. 38c for 75c Fancy Silks Pretty plain shades of poplins, 38 figured cropes, mescalines and over ono hundred stylos of fancy Loulsines and mossalinbs ;ln neat stripes and patterns exceptionally protty. An assortment and tocceljent values at 76c; In this sale Monday, yard 08c $2.50 Orepe Meteor for $1.95 All silk crepe meteor, 42 ins. wide and in every shade of tho season., Tho regular $2.50 quality;' sale price, per yard 68c for $1 to $1.25 New In this lot are Included plain c mescalines In a wido range of shades, figured foulards in now colorings, corduroys, 27 inches wide, in now shades, atrlpod and checked Loulslriea," fancy strlpod meaaaTTncB and" taffetas." RcbutE? jl to 11.25 qualities, at. yd., 08o $1.25 to 31.50 Fancy Silks 88c Boautltul new silk poplins, 3G In. wide, corduroys, black mos- sallnos, paone volvota, boulo yard VelvatB, brocadod velvets, and wash silks, 24 to SC in. wide in all the Tory newest shades of IhoTsoaabn. RBular 125 to ,1.60 qualities, Mon., yd., H8o $l.SO to $2 Silks at $1.19 Including silk and wool meteor, all shades, silk poplins,, silk brocadod poplins, silk crepe chiffons, silk mamulsottes and black satin duchess, 30 to 44 In. wldo. All tho nowest shades aro represented. Regular $1.50 to $3 qualities at tho yard $1.10 $1 .19 JbL J SI. 9 5 $2.00 to $3.00 FANCY SILKS Monday at $1.49 .PF fl AT ? Brocadod charmouso, all shades, all silk cropo do chino, brocaded crepo meteors, moiro pop Ol faVlrlLi Kns7 brocaded poplins, canton cropos, plain ohannouso, printod cropo do'cliino, floworod chiffons, and satin duohess, 36 to 44 inchos wido, $2.00 to $3.00 qualitios, por yard $1.49 $2,50 Black Oharmouso for $1.79 Black charmouso, full 42 ins. wido, a splen did valuo at tho regular price, , $2.50. Monday vory special, at, 4 por yard $1.79 CORSET Demonstration For Women Only By MISS JONES ON . ' , , Hygiene and Corsets Monday and Every Day This Week 10 A. M. to 12 M. and 2:30 to 5 P. M. Mice Tnnoe who has made the subject of mibb joneb, perfect corseting a life study, has been sent here by the Benjamin & Johnes Corset Co., and will tell you how to have the" ultra stylish figure, without sacri ficing one bit of comfort and health. Advice on this important subject from a-special corset expert is of untold value to every woman. She . will . f 1 i Demonstrate on, living Models how to select, put on, arid, wear the corset for your figure, explaining the evil effects tif imperfect corseting, and how to avoid them; how to fit, adjust and lace corsets (shown, on living models); how to secure hygiene support and figure reduction with out discomfort or injury; how to meet the evil effects of having worn unhygienic cor sets. Come, it's worth while, it's free. You've Never Shared in Greater Values Than This Sale of Tailored SUITS Offers Here for Monday IT'S the biggest sale of the kind we evor offered so oarly in tho season. Just to think, an opportunity to buy your now fall and winter suit, vory latest model, exolusivo and diBtinotivo in stylo at a wondorful saving. It's the result of a fortunate piok-up, including The sample lines and stocks of 3 of New York's foremost designers and makers: Kirschman Bros 36 West 25th Stteet; Alper and Schulz, 140 West 22d St; Singer Bros., 11 East 26th Every suit is right up to tho minute in point of stylo and of su perior worianaiiship. Every new feature of tho season in coat and skirt is represented. Many of them, aro copies of tho most favored imported models. Suits that aro tho very richest of tho season's col orings, that havo tho most effective . trimmings and aro tho moat aought forjstyles. . Women's Suits Intended to retail for . $25.00, $27.50 and $30 Women's Suits lhten4ed to retail for $35.00, $37.50 and $40 THE MATERIALS 1S53?L finest pop lins, chllton teroaidottiB, plain and diag onal chorions, whipcords, bedford cards, two-toned rough weaves, etc. Till? PAI ffcRQ aro tho mo. de ft lUu VAJjVFIVu slrabla including P1t:th. tanpa, brown, tan, navy, Copen hagen, wistaria, green, mahogany, etc also black. CLOSING OUT the GROCERY Only Tore Sara Xtt ? Tlnul Clsattup. , TLOVJCTCAS ADVAITCXD. Tuko advantage of those Maes whU yovi con, FIjOUK,, Orkin's Prldo, per sack, $1.30 rogu- t1 AC , V A V- lar .. V I N K Q A n, per, gal- onn Ion ....... WU OOOOA, Van lloutt n'a, SOo 36o OOOOA, Van Kou ten's, 250 PEACHES, fan cy Call f o r n 1 a ntoiii ciing OLIVB OIL, Nlcellon. SOo bat- 200 OLIVE Nloellos, quart oan. OLIVE Halliard's, KVenuh. V4 1S....SI.2B BAKING POW DffiR, Royal op Or. Price's, 1 5o con. I In for ... I U OIL, 95o OIL, pur lOLOVIt, Excelsior Patent, $1.7.5 quality, rf1 -fi ay 4. RAKINQ POW- tor 0.0 F E Capitol brtthd, per OJ.p pound j. O O P Pri H't Free with each Ibt of Our Meat 4Bo Coffee, wa xlve one 15o c, ARn I, HI. " w TEAS. choice 8o for ... Your of any ..70o ...720 DISH, . CURRY POW DEVI. Imported) 34o bot- I Cn Ue, for... IBM HERBS, asBort d. Imparted, 34a" t ru,.e:....l5o PEROI.INB B"Vy,DK T I N O, Oompound, . I Q n , por can . . I 3 U Sale of Room Size RUGS That'll Interest You Monday IT'S not always the loudo3t hark that means tho sovqr oit bite, nor tho largest spaco In an ad that tolls the story of tho blKeest savlnR. Com p aro theso values with those quotod elsowhcro in this papor, thon come and soo for youraolf. That's fair enough, is it not? $40.00 AXMINSTER RUGS S17.50 Axmlnstor Rugs, 11.3x12 toot, an exquisite assort ment of new patterns; regular price $40.00; salo prlco Monday. .4 t . v , $17.50, 910.00 nmseielfti "Ruga 99.75 Beamleiia UrusU Itnffs, 8x13 feet, In a splendid line ot the newest pat tome: repular price ft "fr U.O0. safe prtoe 9.IS Monday w 912.00 Braasols Rwrs 9T.7B Brussels Ilus,. 9xl,6 feef. protty assortment of patterns from which (o seleot; reruUr aJ "jr prtoe fIS.90, sale S f 3 price Monday $28.00 Axrulnater Kuffs 91R.75 Axmlnstac Rurs, xll fMt, all new rail patterns, in a wide ranca of prtoe Its and 128, tjlD.S aalo price Mondny...... $6.25 910.00 HALTi RUNNERS, 9020, Axmlnster Hall Runnerai 3.1x18 feet, pretty oolora, and patterns; 410.09 ToJues; sale price Monday 9s.od fnAihi mrjriacRa' tii.vs Axmlilater Ifall R'uhnero; 3.8x13 feet, large selection cf aaj jp patterns) $8.00 valuas, -f 3 sale price Monday 912.00 nAUTi RTTNNERfl 9r.CO Axmlnster Hall Runners, ' Sxl5 feet.' all new rtealsnfe and ff EtfV colors: 113.00 ral- B3II uea, aala price...... s CARPET SAMPLE MADE RUGS Made of carpet samples, 57 Inches wldo and bound at oach end. Largo lot for nolootlon. Best grade Vol rota and Az mlnsters, each 29c to 98c Brussels In the newest pat terns, oach 19c to 75c FINAL CLEANUP MONDAY ?5E WEINLANDER BANKRUPT STOCK I A FFORDING what we have every reason to believe are the greatest values offered any where in town. ' "Weinlanaer'ii Baa&xupt Stock of GLOVES Long or short, best makes of kid, cape, mocha, chamois and slllc, In cludlnc Kayser's, white, "yr" black and colors; Wain- Kp landeT's price to 2.50 I UU Welslaadsx'a Bankrupt Stock of SWEATERS Children's Sweaters, white, red and Oxford, high and rough neck collars; pockets and pearl button trimmed; Welnlander'a (I IQ price J2.B0 and $3.00... $1,40 $2.50 to $3.00 Sweaters, $1.29 Women's and Misses' Sweaters; tvhlte, red and tray; hi eh and. V-neck styles; Welnlander'a stl if prioes I2.C6 and 3.00; h I sale price..... V - 1 WelalaaAar's Baakmpt Stock ot CORSETS INCLUDING many of tho weil known ralnes, such as "WAR NER'S, KABO, FLKXIBQIfE, MME. MORAINE! LA RXENB, Ql-D, 8A1HJN WAISTS, KTO. Welnlander'a prlco, 11,50 to SIS; tola prias 89c to $8.00 KLBO to 9tM OOBHTTS.... B9e S3.00 to WO O9BSBT0 fl.49 a4.oo to ss.oo coRanrs ajs ft&OO to 4.00 OOBSSTS .K3.49 SfcOO to tlO.OO OOBS0BTS SC. 00 G1S.00 OOSBSX8 SS.00 BBJJHTtBBXS Several -Well-known makes, all styles and materials. 9U0O and UO BBJLawauBBS.,..Te and S9LSO BBJLSBXBXXS)....Mo Weaala&daz's Xaakrupt Etook of Union Suits 59c Women's fine white cotton union suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length; Welnlander's price, 31.00; each.. ...... $5jC0 Union Soils, $1.89 High grade garments, high neck and long sloeYo; Welnlander's price to f5.00; QQ sale price : . P JL eOeV1 $3.00 Silk Hose, 98c High grade silk hose, plain black silk hoBe, beautiful hand embroid ered Insteps; wo in land er's price to S3. 00; sale prlco Mondays pair. , . . . . 98c WalaUadez's Bankrapt Stock ot Infants' Dresses rNPANTS' LONG AND SHORT DRESSES Fin lawn and nain sook, round and square yoke, laco ebbroldery and dainty designs of hand embroidery. Bklrts finished -with lace or embroid ery; Welnlander's prioes $3 and 8S.50; Bale prlco Infanta' $100 Drosses, 45c Infanta' long and abort dresses, made of nainsook, lace' and em broidery' trimmed; others of all- over embroidery; Weln lander'fl prices, 81.00; sale plco SMALL lots in most every instance, some too small to ad vertise, but all are wonderful values. Come atid benefit. ffetnlander'a Baakrnpt Stock of Muslin Gowns $1.98 45c ,25c WelnlaaOax'fl Bankrupt Stock of Neckwear Including lace collars, lace sets, Jabots, stock collars, uldo frills, fichus; Welnlander's price to 76o; choice , $1.25 Neckwear at SOo Ooat sots, lace collars, fichus, em broidered colored jabots; Weln lander's prices to PA S1.26; salo price :..OUC Embroidery Cotton, lo Embroidery cotton in all colors, both heavy and fine. Fast colors. Per skein lc ridTBrothersOth ' and Hamey'stree 9U wrucin I2ic WetalailTs Bankrupt Steak of Handkerchiefs Wpmen's all linen handkerchiefs, Bonio with embroidered corners and hand embroidery. Welulander's price 2Ep; sale price, each 20o Handkerchiefs, 10c Wbmon's all linen handkerchiefs, with hand embroidered Initials; Welnlander's prlco 20c; "I fi oach IvC lOo Handkerchiefs, 5o Women's handkerchiefs, ono cor ner oinbroldered and ombroidorod all around, ewlss, omlawn; c value to 10c, each ,':,QC 1UU WIU 50g Also' combination garmonts ' of nainsook, daintily trimmed vrti lace emuroiaory ana ribbon beading; Weln lander'a pricer to $1.25; sale prlco. .... $2, $2.50 Combinations;, 89c Combination icarnients.-allirhtly' rputtr ed, nainsook.1 batiste, anil ailqyer em broidery; otliers with lace, embroloV ery and ribbon trimmed; flftn AVelnlander's Drlc IJ.00 HHG" and $2.69; sale pricev UU $1.75 Kimonos at98c Xnr Flannelette Klnlonos, cmplr Btylos, floral designs, finished with pipings of satin; otaeru blsh neck gtylett. Wutrilaudor's price' QOn 1,76; sale price...., OU I Orkin Brothers lOth and Harney Btreets. NEBRASKA LIBRARIANS MEET . YTill Hold Sessions in Omaha Two Days This Week. iiIterestinq SPEAKEES HEEE r One of the MeeUna;s WU1 Be Held 'in the Court House, So the Pub lic May Msten to th SpeaUers. Tho Nebraska library association will hold Its nineteenth annual meetln? at the Omaha public library October IS. PJ and 17. MUs Oeorgene Faulkner of the Chi cago Kindergarten aobool of that .name, will be -one ot the principal speakers at the evening: meeting- of October 16, which will be the only one held away from the library. Win Faulkner will speak on the aubject. "Story TelUnr for Children," and will tell of the reading which should be done by children, This is a eubject which la most Interesting to Intellectual petjlft. The leclbre "room of the public library La not. large .enough to seat -.Uta number who wish to avail themselves ot the opportunity of hearlnir Mini Faulkner, and Tor this reason the criminal court room on the fourth floor of the new court house will be used for the meeting of the Utb. The first meeting of the association will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the lecture room of the publlo library. Reports will be read from the different libraries and officers for the coming year will be elected. Mlsa Mary Hutchlngs of Falls City will read e. paper on "Personal Halations with the PubJIc." Mr. A. E. Sheldon, librarian of the legislature at Lincoln, -will speak on the legislative reference bureau. Following the afternoon meeting n dinner will be served for the vlsltim; librarians by the Commercial club at the club rooms at :) o'clock. - Talk on Reference 'Work. Among those on the program for the meeting Thursday morntnir are Malcolm Wyer ot Omaha, who will speak on 'ColUge and Reference Work;" Mrs. Elixabeth Smith, 'The Children's De. partmentr" Miss Blanche Hammond, "Cataloguing?' MUs Kate Bwartslander, "Circulation Department;" Miss lftorence llaye cl Lincoln. "Exhibit Of Book Mending." This program ' will be In tha form of ,a round table discussion. The ilfternoon program' will be given at 2 o'clock In the lecture room Prof. P M. Buck of the University of Ne braska will tell of the reading ot college students, Miss Jessie Towns will tell ot the reading of the high school students and Mlsa Btfle Reed the reading ot children. J. J. Ryder, city commissioner In charge of the publlq library, will pre side at the evening meetlnir, which will be held at tho court house. Miss Oeorgene Faulkner of Chicago will be the speaker Of the evening and will tell of the proper reading and story telling for children. Tho public Is cor dially Invited to this meeting. A business meeting- will be 'held Friday morning in the library. Matthew A. Hall will speak of the library from the patron's standpoint; Mies Pauline Old. bam of Murray will tell what the publlo library can do for the rural communities, Mlsa Joanna Hagey of Codar Rapids will tell how the publlo may be Interested In the library. OMAHA POLICE MAY GO TO THE LAND DRAWINGS Twp plain clothes men may go from the .Omaha' police force to the land, open. Ink .at North Platte this month, the mayor of North' Platte haying asked Po lice Commissioner J, J. Ryder for the loan of the services of two detectives while the crowds are there for the land drawing. MEET TO TALK IRRIGATION State Association at Bridgeport last Days of This Month. MANY SUBJECTS ON PBOGItAM Governor, Senators, kfeinbera of Con grreea una All Btute Officers Invited to Be In Xt " ' 'tendance. H At Bridgeport, October tt-K, the fourth annual convention of the Nebraska State Irrigation association will be held. Bridgeport Is in the heart of the Irrigated section ot western Nebraska. An elabo rate program dealing with Irrigation sub jtcts baa been prepared. The topic to be discussed are; "Determination of the priority of the water for the interstate streams." "Tha importance of the Care of the main ditches and lotorala,' "Drainage." t ' "Pump Irrigation." ' "Practical lrrigaUon-Arhen to Irrigate certain crops." "Alfalfa culture." "The lrrigaton laws of Nebraska, com. pared with other states." "Qood Roads." "Under-flow ot tha Platta river and pump Irrigation." "Construction of wells In the Platte valley for Irrigation purposes." These subjects will be discussed by men of state and national reputation. Au Irrigation means bo much to tho west ern county a large attendance la. ex pected. Among the permanent delegates are tho governor, the state engineer and his assistants, the United Btates senators from Nebraska, members of congress from Nebraska, members of the stale senate and house of representatives, all ol active state officers, all elootlvs county and city officials within the Irrigated dis trict, officers of the state conservation commission, all reclamation officials sta tioned In Nebraska and all officers In charge of experimental stations In the Irrigated district. Kacb of tha officials named may ap frvlnt, under propor prcvlulons, dalegates. More tlmo' than heretofor will be allowed for the discussion of the papers read; as lese subjects will be brought up fpr discussion. More time will be allowed for the reports of committees. Persistant Advertising Is the Road to Big Returns. Hummel Building Artificial Lake , Joe B. Hummel, dty commissioner of parks, Is completing the construction ot an artificial lake at the west side of Carter lake. A suction dredge and a clamshell dredge have been working for ten days to dig the lake, remove the dirt and erect an embankment around It. The lake will be two blocks long- and one block wide, with an island In the center. It will bo used as a sort ot harbor. Seventy yards of earth Is' being removnd from the artificial lake each hour by tha suction dredge. WIND STORM BLOWS DOWN ICE HOUSE IN CONSTRUCTION A severe storm of tornado character blew down three new walls of the K. 'J", Cornish Ice house at Carter's lake Thurs day night. The damage done to the build ing, which Is in the coure ot construc tion, will amount, according to tha build ing contractors, between 300 and 11,090. The entire side ot the west wall, 400 feet In length, was blown down, together with two other tldts, each 1M feet la length. EMB'ROIDERY ALL THE - . RAGEJN NERO'S TIME Lnillri Who Delight, in Dreea and Home Decoration should Read lhta. Today anything which looks like real embroidery I snapped up quickly. If a dealer with the purpose to sell again. If a wearer, to triumph over her less alert sisters, Aa a matter of fact, embroidery has played a most important part in the history of the social world, from king to peasant, and the belles of the fash ionable element of society from Nero'a time to the present day, have invoked embroidery in all Its phases to enhance their personal charms At all times embroidery has been classed In the luxurious and expensive class, but The Bo has IdenUJied Itself with a proposition that will bring- it f) tha humblest door a well as to tbe m,an at a cost representing about one-sixteenth it hat has been the regular rate. In addi tion to this a free booklet or instructions and also, a-hoop on which to operate will be supplied, by which assistance any school girl can produce results that will defy the best work of a life-long expert Watch The Bee for future announce ments and particulars concerning this great special offer.