THE UhK; OMAHA, Till 1WDAV, X( EMULR 13, 1913.
Here's a Cure
For Sciatica
1 WOULD BUY THE. AUDITORIUH
Coat Sale Extraordinary!
Real EsUte Exohftnpc Favors Mak
1 inp it Municipal Property.
; TO HELP IN MAKING PURCHASE
I Committee la AprVolnlerl ty the; Or
I annltjKtlon n,alat in 5ecr
Inar the Strnetnre for
the.OHy.
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Painful Form of Rheumatism j
5 Quickly Overcome. i
. In'dur
CiSak Soetlqnf
Second Vtfloory I
ISB1
I
ibt nil
Those sharp darting pains that char
"actertte eUtto rheumatism should be
treated in the Wood, And by uslnc
6. s. p. you not only Kt relief hut a cure.
tng through the intestines directly Into
ik. Kt,A li. ft- vnlnlilnj If lnftn. np la
at work In every arterv, vein, and tiny
capillary. Kvpry memurane, every orsan
er the Dtxir. everr rmunriorr owomn m
- m.i..A .train fllM ViAf! ftf ifTl
i purities. Th stimulating properties .
B. 8, fl compel the skin, liver. bowel-.
:: kidneys and bladder to all work to the
eae end of casting cut every Irritating.
very raln-lnfllctlng atom of pol.or; It
dislodges by Irrigation all accumulations
1 In tbs Joints causes add accretions to
J dissolve, renders them neutral and scat
. tera those peculiar formation! In the
rttnr centers that eauso such ir.T3tlfyIng
5 and often baffling rheumatic paint.
' And. best of all. this remarkable remedy
1 li welcome to the weakest stomach. If
f you haw drugged yourself until your
atomach. ta nearly paralysed, you will be
f astonished to find that S. fl. H. gives no
" aensatlon but goes right to work. This
I is because It is a pure vegetable infusion,
ts taken aaturaHy Into yoor tilood Juat a
pure air Is Inhaled naturally Into your
Jungs.
Tou can ret 8. B. B, at any drop atom
S. S, 8. 1 a standard remedy, recognised
' everywhere as tha greatest blood antl
1 te ever discovered. If yours is ape
' tfullar eana and you desire special Jn-
ronr.atlon. writ to Tha Swift SpeslflQ
Ca i:i Swift ldg., Atlanta, Go,
Two Clean Papers
FOR THE HOME
Tke Youth's Companion
The Evening Bee
INCLUDING SUNDAY
Bothjor 55c a Month
Payable Monthly
at
fHE BEE OFFICE
All Brooms Sweep.
but the one that xwtap.
;vbeMtvr wan the maw
-effort is the mm
you want. Tin
POLLY
BROOM
Jet the dirt tha first time, tad
weight six ounces llihter
than ether brooms. Phx
ible straws that bend
freely. Hold their shape
vjuuS itt the dirt. Saves
carpets sad ruts. Long
smooth band !. (juar
aateea. lour dealer
ha the Little Polly.
lam Sttwart M ll.Ce.
Bs Maixt.
It.
is'
Rheumatism
A Nim ton Sirs byOuWIriHil It
la U sprlss at 1U I via atlatiad by
Maaeatai ltd lafUmmitarr Rhtunatlim. I
altar a ealy thata who bat It ksaw,
Sr ovtr iht years, t Ulrt rmt4y aatat
1 imf. afnwr-sAtr etr. but tua
nil a 1 rctraa vat tuly ttmttcrtry.
flMllr. I tottaa a ta4y tbtt curad n
Gatlly. aa It bat attar rctun4. t
hata linn tl ta a aamUr vka tra ttr.
rifely attltcUA a4 Tta UdtMiiea wltb
Jibatuaatlira aal U trttt4 a curt la
jrtry caaa.
I vast trtrr aatttrtr from any form el
tttcatMtla lri(kU to try ttua marnlottt
taaUac rtr. Daa'l ,mb1 a catualialy
malt yotr exist tal adiraaa and I will
M4 U trta ta try. Antr yaa bar 4
It It A preren ttsrlt to be tbat loat
Ital.tar mtaaa at cwrloi your Kktuma.
tUM. ywa star Mad tba prtea ot It. aaa
Cellar, but, uaatrauai, I a not va'nt your
Uttr Mla yu art rltelly aatutltd ta
mbJ It. Ian' ( that ftlrt Why tuUer tay
Iogr wkaa patlllie ralUt ta tboa tttri4
you fraer Doa't 4tlty. Write taday.
Nark 11. Jarkaoa. Ko. U Qaraty BUt.
. Syracvaa. -N. T!
Ttr Jttktea ta rtaaaaaiMt. Abort tlatt
tfBt true. Pab.
Office For Rent
The large room on ground
fleer; ef See Building, oo
culled by the Havens'.
White Coal Go.
Mice Faniam street fronU
tge. AlKtut 1,500 square
feet of floor space with
large vault. Extra en
trance fro court of the
baifcUBf.
Fine off lee fixtures are of.
fered for sale. Apply to
N. P, Feil, Bee office.
The Heal Katnto exchnnse favora a mu
nicipally nwnrxt AlidltoHlli and has
appointed i fontmltteo conalstlntT of J.
nehblns, It. F. AVyman and W. T.
Graham to oonfer .with other bodlea to
fornmlate a. plnn for procuring the Audi,
tortuni for, thef city. This. wan dona In
tho adoption of a motion made by V. T,
tlrahanv
O K. Harrison atlvlned the oxohanso to
ro alow, eiiylns; that lie did not share tho
apprehension of a number of the members
of tho cxclmncr tlint tha opportunity of
Rctttnc this Auditorium inlnht slip away
Horn them If they did not grab It at
once. J. W ltobblns and others also
sail t.v did not believe) there waa any
Krent tlanser of logins; tha' opportunity
ot Kettlnc tha Auditorium for the city,
but tho motion carried (ind tho com
mittee ni appointed.
M)frrn Adilrraara Ci t'lmnBe.
Tlin imwly elected preaident of tho ex
change, J II. Myers. In nn iiddrass to
the exehange reviewed tho good work It
has dona In.tha past and hoped for B'tat
thlntrs. In t)iu future. IIo stated that
whatever reform mUht be undertaken In
tho future would be conatructlve rather
than destructive, as, lie said, many ot
the reform movements were likely to be.
lie announced the naw standing- coin.
mltteesfor the'comlnic year as follows:
l'ubllo Pervlc W. V. Graham. J. W.
ltobblns. C. F. Harrison, S. S. Curtis. F,
D. Wead.
lubllclty-. C 1'atterson. II. M. Chris-
tr, It. A- Wolf, U. O. Wallace, J. II- Du.
nioijt. t ,
Valuatlon-R." C Oarvln. T H. Mo.
fnsue, W. It. Osles, W. II. Thomas, A.
C. Kennedy.
City I'lannltiR-n. T. Morton, C. C.
eore. E. T. Iteyden, It. F. Wyman, C.
Wilson.
.oomla, C. D. Arnistifns;.
spciiKcrs-n. ju iiusuncs, a urim-
met, U. 1J, Pnyne.
Orkin Bros, Sale
of Pianos Surpasses
That Held Last Year
Hurparslne even Manager Itoblnson'a
fondest expectations, the co-oporuttve
piano sale, which Orktn brothers has
been and la conducting, has created audi
an. unusual Interest among the buying
plibllo that It Is doubtful If there will be
sufficient number of pianos and piano
players oft the flJor to accommodate the
extraordinary demand that Is sure to
OVorvhelin the salesmen, during" the final
days of the sale! Up to date over twice
bs ninny pianos .have been sold by the
Orklns than thoy anticipated, although
the first day or two of the sate indicated
that the public was going to waste no
time In anapplng.up the unuaual offer,
"When Orkln brothers held their club
safe last year," said Manager Robinson
t the piano department, "the pianos van
ished In a remarkably quick time, and
due consideration was mado thla year for
Quick removal of the pianos because
Orklns firmly believe that the co-oriera.
tlvo plan ot this year was far superior
to tho club plan of one year ago. And
the publlo evidently thought ao, too. It re
turns am Indicative. No sooner had the
co-operative plan been announced .In The
Bee than people Docked to the Orkln
store personally or sent letters, all in.
nulrlnc about the wonderful co-operative
Men. ' The flood ot tnqulrlea has con. ,
Inued and will continue, and an exceb-1
ttonally large percentage ot the people
who Inquired about the pianos now have
them set up In their homes, where they
and their children are receiving both
education and enjoyment.' eaoh and every
day In the year. And their payments so
Xa havo been ridiculously small. Only
the Initial payment of J5, as a iruarautee
of good faith, and one or two or three
weekly payments of 11.25."
The co-oporatlvo sale Is proclaimed by
'Manager Itoblnson to be almost a co
operative gift Instead of a co-operative
sale, "Just think of the people who have
.been unable to afford a piano for lack ot
?ah to -pay a lump sum'of $360 6r two,"
Id Mr. Jlobinton, "but now they enly
have to pay 5 cash and the remainder In
small weekty payments. And the total
iprlce is a reduction of more than I1W."
John McCague Given .
Tin Shower by Friends
llrldea are often given showers ot one
kind or another, but It Is seldom that
the. groom is given this honor. John Mc
Cague has recently become a benedict
ana in ms honor the notary club gave
a most remarkable tin shower at the
Henshaw yesterday. The regular an
nouncement ot the meeting waa sent to
all the members and added to each with
the exception of the newly-wedded hus
band was u postscript to bring a place
o? tinware, for the groom. In due time the
club met at Milton Rogers and In order
that no duplicates be "purchased they all
bought a gift one after another.
Following the luncheon, Mr- McCague
was presented with a large bunch of yel-
tow thrysanWmume. Mr. McCague was I
so overcome with the attention that he
did not notice the gifts which were being
brought from under the table. Soon each
member of the club walked past him and
gave him the good wishes of, the club '
eucr a tin present. When John McCague "
. left the Henshaw he carrlsd in hla car a
full supply of tinware and no two pieces
jwere alike. He waa quite pleased, but
when the bride met him at home there
was cause for another party, all over
again, and tacit gift had to have tba
name ot the giver mentioned. John
stayed home for the rest of the day en
Joying hla "shower."
nAmiHn rwF.v. . .4. r -ourA
i irriTtMM) ,c fY. :h p TiMin,,,
uin hi
Materials lra
We Bought a Huge Overstock of
Women's Coats Which a Famous New
York Designer Made to Sell for $17.50
to $20.00 and Offer Them to You
Thursday for Twelve-Fifty.
TJidSTc at-G tile most remarkable values in women's
i-outa of .thq ontire Boaspn. The maker from
whom' wo purchased at such a1 sweeping price re
duction was kiibWn aS aiuahufacturer of garments
of high' olasfK Nothing. 'thai. .h produced" was
made to shII lor lo&s UiitjMar.BO
jln order? to mako this tha drowning coat event of
tiie year we nave taken oyeBjrcoay in tue purcnaBo
il-nrl -l nieA -if t ?1e li? it nTnlm in uoll 11 f nllfl TUMPP.
All sizes. for women and misses 'are included
in this sale. All the favorite colors for winter.
ON SALE THURSDAY
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR
Coftta wro niatlp of caracul, chinchilla, wool matelasae, silk
plush, bpttcjp. Porsiana, lioavy novelty tnixtures, broadclothB antl
CTcry popular variety of '.heavy winter fabric. "Why, shouldn't you gave
95 to $7,00 on your coat tills season?. This bale makes It possible.
W .BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl
TLStjdes 1
The frraceful, new draped models In three-quarter and long
lengths, the favorite cutaway, styles, tho popular sport coats and
every other design thatjs now in .vogue. You will instantly recog-.-nizo
these as $17.50 to $20 values, when you seo them Thursday.
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THURSDAY
SPECIAL SHOE EVENT
... Superior Values in Footwear of Superior Quality
73v
Women's Fine
High, Shoes
Hundreds of Dalra of de
sirable shoes, made with
flexible sewed, soles. In pat
ent leather, dull calf or kid
akin. Button styles, finished
perfectly, all sites, specially
prjcea
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A Q Women s shoes
to
House Sjippers
for Women
Made of good felt, wltlj
soles padded with iamb'a
wool, spring heels, in
many different colore
ribbon trimmed, the
moat comiormuio of u
morning slippers, all
MEWS
FINE SHOES
Made of dull calf, VIA or
tan calf, all the new
lasts, button aatt lace
aew angllsh flat lasts or
wide Mgh toes. H doabu
or single ,ols for wln-
Patent leather.
ull calf, bright or
dull kid. tan calf:
black, gray or
brown suede or craven-
ette shoes. All this sea
son's styles worth to $5; spine
English lasts and'bahy doll styles.'
Men's and Women's Slumber Slippirs-Fine Eiderdown-All Sizes and Colors, 39c p'r
School Shoes
FOR BOYS
Women's Dancing ,
and Dress. .Slioners
Slippers of all klnViHi.
ent leather or e'atlnviu black
and white, high or low heels
pumps In the Mary Jape
or strapless styles hand
turned soles, well made
through and through.
all sites, per pair
$2.48
3 j 1 -1 J
alsea, prlcen are I ter. all rises g P .A a
$1.25 to $1.98 3,50 1 $1.49 to $3
Men's Fine
Slippers
Kid or felt comfy slip
pers, all styles, warm
and comfortable they
are made on slipper lasts
that Rive the right
"comfy' feel to your
foot, all eliea here, at
Patent leather or dull
calf button or laoe styles
all alssa and all pay.
feot fitting, made on
boys' lasts and wortb
13.50 and $3
per pair,
at
1.98
Infants' Shoes
at 98c pair
P a t-e n t leather, with
cloth or dull kid tops or
red, white or brown tops
1 1 1 1 1 e nature-shaped
lasts, hand turned soles,
smooth Insoles, all sizes
worth 1.B0, special, at
98c
Nature-Shaped
Children's Shoes
Hull calf or tan willow
calf leather, soft, ex
v tr'eroely flealble soles
brcs.,1 toes, ftalshed
smooth, no taoks or no
thread to hnrt.the eet.
slsas np to 13. valnes
up td 82,
per pair.
at.......
1.25
Infants' Soft
Sole Shoes
All colors and sizes., but
ton styles and fancy
patterns, nv
per pair, Oi7C
TANGO SETS
Cut steel or Jet, long
laces with tassel ends
complete ri
b9c
5 BIG SPECIALS THURSDAY in our BASEMENT SHOE DEPARTMENT
1100 pairs of women's lino dress shoes, in
"Women's Felt Slippers, in col
ors, fur and ribbon trimmed,
all sites, worth say saa
91.35 and 9..B0, at H
pair
Men's embroidered' and imita
tion ttlllgator slippers, all sizes,
special values, a g
per pair, TfC
patent and dull leather; all new styles, all
sia;c, would bo splendid val-
tics at $li.50 pair, etr spe
cial TImrsday, pair.
i $1.67
Infants' shoes; of soft kid, in"
button and lace, ttiUt hand
turner soles, , m f
nil sizes, at, Jkr
pair 7
Women's higli grade rubbers,.
In all sizes; wo huvo the proper;
fits for any rr 1f
Jrrr.... 39f
a S - -
50c Silk Boot Hose at 25c p'r
Hundreds ot pairs ot
Women's Silk Hosiery of
good quality are included
some havo silk boot and
somo aro silk to the knee.
Most of them are
full fashioned
and have lisle
oles and high
spliced heels. The
colors fro black
or fancy. These
stockings are al
perfect grade
no seconds In the
lot.
Actually
worth
OOc a pair,
at, pair. . . ,
Economy
Corset Sale
f
Low bust Corsets, made
nf coutil. very ionic over r
'.hlps and back, with lac-1
ing below front steel.
Every pair rustless and
guaranteed to.glve
satisfactory wear.
A ft. 60. Corset, on
main floor, at.
ess and
$1
Stops fchg flair
Hallji Hair Jleacwer eortaktjr step
f allies hair, No doabt aboi tt wkt
ever. Yoo will carriy ba 4tisfW.
BRASSIERES
BOl and' TCo Drasaleres
some with embroidered
yokes others with nt
embroidered medal- 1P
lions set in, at. aaW
SPECIAL OFFER
De Luxe Monogram
Stationery
AWtiave arrunged "with tne originator
ot the new process of Die tiluinpliiK
to offer a 2-qulre box 48 shets ami
48 envelopes fabric finish, latest
style long pointed envelopes, papei
.' embossed. In. gold, in- two o.- three
letter monogram. Choice, of different
designs, put In a handsome bqx.
paper Ttbbqn tied, per ' 25
This ' offer Is without doubt the
greatest ever given, when you con
sider the cost of a die alone, with
your monogram In two or three let
ters, costing regularly Ji.to to 3,
stamping extra, cost of (I nr
paper all complete, for.,
Thooe who. appreciate having- their
'stationery look the. part of exclusive--ness
will certainly take advantage of
this- remarkable offer.
, A full line of samples of the differ
ent styles of monograms Is on dis
play at our Stationery Department.
Order your Christmas Goods now!
MANY RESERVATIONS ARE
MADE'FOR GUILD DINNER
Reservations are being made at the
Commercial club for the farewell dinner
to be given to Commissioner J. M. Guild
this evening'. The various Interests
represented In the membership of the
Commercial club will be represented at
-the dinner, where they will bid a formal
goodby to Mr. Guild, who has aenred the
club for seven years. Sunday evening he
Is to go to Dayton, O., where he becomes
executive secretary ot the Greater Day
ton association.
Orkin Bros. WiU .
Move Big Stock for a
Sale Friday Morning
Pirat steps In the new Orkln Bros,
company stqre will be taken Friday morn
ing when K0,X worth of gooda from all
departmenta In the store will be trans
ferred to tho basement and sold at gre aUy
reduced prices.
The Intentions of the Orkln. brothers
Is to make alterations In their store
amounting to 1100.000. A new departure
In department store business id Omaha
skill be tried out in tbe basement The
idea Is similar to that now in vogue In
the larger stores In th east. The base
ment will be a store In Itself. Whatever
Is sold on the other floors ot the store
will be aold In the basement, but at
cheaper Prices, The articles, however,
will be of good quality.
' The front of the store will be changed,
according to the present plans. The main
entrance will-bo where it ts at present,
but a new entrance will be made on the
alley. The present Harney entrance will
be done away with, but a new entrance
will bo built on Harney street, about
twenty feet from Blxteenth street.
The fourth floor, which Is now used
as a storage room, will be e'eared up
and the piano, drapery and bed depart-
meats moved from the third floor to the
fourth The offices will afso be on the
fourth floor.
The third floor will be -used tor worn,
en's apparel, including- cloaks, suits,
dresses and gowns. About one-fourth -o!
this- floor will be set aside for rest rooms
and manicuring; parlors. SI. B. Orktn
says tha exquislteness of these parlors
will be worth coming miles to see.
On the second floor will be found much
of the stock now on the first floor. The
gentlemen's clothing department will be
on the second floor. Shoes and other
wearing apparel for men and boys will
be located here. The first floor will be
used tor smaller articles, such as glove,
notions, stationary and similar articles.
3, Ik Orkln Is in Chicago at present
and will not return until next week, but
when he does, he will have so .arranged
things, that work can be started at once.
The arrangements now contemplated are
not positive.
ORCHARD TO ADDRESS,
BELLEVUE Y M. C. A
The Bellevue Toung Men's Christian
association will be addressed next Thurs
day evening by f. B. Ordiard. editor of
the Council Bluffs Nonpareil. This Is
the second of a aeries ot lectures to the
local organization. The college Toung
t en.'s Christian association Is enjoying
one ot the best years of Its Ufe as a stu
dent organisation. The meetings ar
ranged by President Jones and his assist,
ants are drawing large attendance.
The new system of holding the meet
ings in ihe middle ot tha week at 9
o'clock In the evening has proved an im
mense success, as it finds all the boys la
the dormitory at a tlm when they can
spare a few momenta from their studies.
The Yellow Peril
Jaundice malaria biliousness, vanish
when Dr. King's New Ufe Pllla are
taken. Easy, safe, guaranteed. SSg. For
sale by all druggists. Advertisement
Key to the Situation nee Advertising.
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