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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 30, 1917.
LODGE ROOM NEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
Woodmen of the World to Pre-
sent Medals to All Members
of the Order Called to
i - the Colors,
The patriotic central committee,
Woodmea of the World, met Wednes
day, when a lot of good work was
done and reported. Announcement
was made of the identification medal
to be presented to all members an
swering the call to the colors. The
committee of fifty was with Alpha
camp No. 1 Friday night and met
with a warm reception.
Today the committee will meet with
Ziikuv Dub camp No, 115; Columbus
camp, No. 69; Kosciuszko camp, No.
352, and Poniatowiski camp, No. 482.
Monday night the members will go
to Florence and meet with Robin
Hood camp No. 30.
Monday, October 8, members will
mrrt with Druid ramn No. 24. and
Tuesday with Omaha-Seymour camp
.wo. 10.
The committee reported a splendid
reception by Schiller camp No. 304.
Lunch was served.
Sovereign Manager Ruess, Cleve
land. 0., will meet with the commit
tee Tuesday, October 9, at 8 p. m. to
tell of the work of a similar commit
tee in Cleveland.
The campaign for new members is
on. Each member of each camp is
exneeted to set at least one new BO
plication. Candidates may attend the
big banquet, where nearly 1,000 mem
bers will be seated. Some speaker of
national reputation will be present.
Woodmen Circle
The "get-together" party given by
the groves of the city Friday evening
in honor of the supreme officers of the
Woodmen Circle was well attended
and enjoyed. It was a card party and
dance, and a short program of special
ties was enioved.
Alpha grove No. 2 gave a. card
party September 25. Among the
prominent guests present were Mrs.
Mary fc, LaKocca, supreme adviser;
Miss Dora Alexander, supreme clerk;
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Long, supreme
managers; Mrs. Kate Kemington,
guardian, and Mrs. Riepen and Dr.
Wintersten of Welcome grove.
Woodmen Circle.
A miscellaneous shower was given
by Mrs. Emma B. Manchester, su
preme guardian, woodmen urcie,
Wednesday evening at her home tor
Miss Bertha M. Karr, one of the
clerks in her office, whose marriage to
Guy Hague took place the following
day. Many useful and pretty gifts
were presented, among them a picture,
"Diana's Sanctuary," by Mrs. Man
chester and the clerks of her office. A
cut glass fruit dish was given by three
supreme officers, who were visiting
Mrs. Manchester. '
Loyal Order of Moose.
The regular meeting of Central
lodge No. 90, Loyal Order of Moose,
held Wednesday evening, September
19, was of unusual interest, aside from
the initiation of candidates: On ac
count of the electrical parade there
will be no meeting next Wednesday
night, but the entertainmnt committee
has been instructed to make special
preparations for the entertainment of
the members on the next regular
meeting night, October 17. Super
visor A. B. Wimsett will be at the
meeting ana talk for the good of the
order.
Royal Neighbors.
: The Benson Royal Neighbors cele
brated the fifth anniversary Thursday
evening with an entertainment con
sisting of a program of readings,
music and tableaux, dancing and sup
per for the members.
Odd Fellows.
Benson Belle Rebekah lodge cele
brated its anniversary with the Odd
Fellows Friday evening at a social
following the regular session for the
families and members of both lodges.
Refreshments were served.
Takes Court Action to
Get Possession of Child
Mrs. Alma Zerbst, wife of Frank
Zerbst, a rancher of Newcastle; Wye
has begun habeas corpus proceedings
in district court in an attempt to ob
tain custody of her 9-year-old daugh
ter, Esther Gieselman, living with her
grandfather and grandmother, Mr.
and Mrs. William Gieselman, 1558
South Eighteenth street
The child is a daughter by a for
mer marriage. Mrs. Zerbst alleges
her daughter is being "unlawfully de
prived of her liberty by her grand
parents.
WILL PROVIDE TRAIN
SERYICETHIS WEEK
Railroads Running Into Omaha
Will Be Able to Care for
Ak-Sar-Ben Traffic and
Troop, Trains.
Omaha roads are using a large part
of their passenger equipment in hand
ling troops, but most of the lines are
going to be able to hustle together
enough coaches so that they will be
able to handle the vast crowds that
are expected to come to Omaha next
week to participate in the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities. While special trains may
not be as numerous as during for
mer carnival seasons, extra coaches
will be put on enough of the regular
trains so that the crowds will be han
dled in and out of. the city.
For the electrical parade Wednes
day night the Burlington will run two
special trains in from Lincoln. The
fitst will leave there at 5 o'clock in
the evening, doing local business, and
Teaching Omaha at 6:50. The second
special will leave Lincoln at 5:45 and
will run to Omaha without making in
termediate stops.
After the parade the Burlington will
run three' specials west, the first leav-,
ing at 10:20. the second 10:40, and
the third 11:30.. A. special train will
come from Plattsmouth, running by
way of Louisville and Bellevue. Re
turning, this train will depart at 11
o'clock. All regular trains from the
east, south and west will carry extra
equipment and generally will do local
business.
At 10:45, after the carade, the
Northwestern will run a special as
far east as Carroll, la., and at 10:30
a special will run to Lincoln by way
of Fremont, stopping at all stations.
The Union Pacific will run a spe
cial out as far as Columbus, leaving
at 11:45, and going over the main line.
For the afternoon parade, Thursday,
a special will be run as far as Grand
Island, leaving at 5:15 and making
stops at all "stations west of Fremont.
Over .the Missouri Pacific, the night
of the electrical parade, a special will
go out from the Webster street depot.
leaving at 10:15, running as far as
Auburn and going by way of Louis
ville, Weeping Water and Talmage.
No. 106 over the main line will be
held until 11:30 and will carry coaches
behind the sleepers.
Janitors and Charwomen
Get Raise in Their Pay
. The democratic county board voted
another raise in pay for the loyal
legion of janitors and scrubwomen
at the court house Saturday. This is
the crew of mop wielders and floor
polishers installed by the commission
ers when the democrats got the con
trolling vote on the board. Mop "ar
tists" of other party affiliations were
lost in the shuffle.
Under the latest raise voted -by the
board janitors receive $2.75 a day and
scrubwomen $2.50 a day. Other
raises were voted for clerks and
stenographers in county court and
juvenile "court.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
I Welcome, Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors t(K Omaha and Omaha's Great Bargain Center
We BUY and SELL for CASH.
Giving our CUSTOMERS the BENEFIT
in BETTER MERCHANDISE VALUES
See our Splendid Display of New Fall
Merchandise.
AYPEN
THE CASH STORE
Make Yourself Perfectly at Home in
Our Store. Check Your Baggage Here
FREE., Use our FREE Telephone, etc
Every Accommodation in Our Power Will
Be Cheerfully Granted. .
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Our October Sales Offer Buyers
SuperiotFurnitur Values
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The entire Main Floor, Douglas Street Entrance, form
erly occupied by the Piano Department, is now devotee
to the display of High Grade Furniture in the Period
Styles. This addition to the former large sales space be
comes necessary on account of the big increase of busi
ness. . .''!.'".,'..'..
OUR LOW CASH PRICES ARE A REVELATION
Mo every visitor who'takes the trouble to Compare ValuesQuality for, Quality, Price for Price, we know that you'll find it impos
sible to duplicate our Cash Of ferings.
Here Are a Few of the Many Splendid October Sale Specials:
Buffet in the William and Mary style, ' &QQ fift
four-foot top ........ ,, tyiVJJ
TabU In the William and Mary style, fcO C AA
four-foot top ,.,?..... .. . . . . , P0U V
Dining Chair to match, real leather seats, gQ
, Genuine black or American Walnut Buffet. 60-irich, in
the Queen Anne style, $67.50 value, CMO CA
for Cash . . . 1 . . i PW .OU
(850. Queen Anne, Walnut Dining Chair. OC AA
leather seat ;.V;;. .i t.. ... . . . , . .. . .' . JpO.UU
54-inch, 8-foot Queen Anne Walnut Table, 5Q
- Genuine Layer Felt Mattress, fancy art : (S0 , (?n
tick, roll , edge, full weight, on sale 'for..''. . . vOiOl
jTurkbh Davenports, loose cushion seats, . .fcQC AA
regular f 160 and $125 values, only aJTOUeUU
; Some as low as $75.
Chair and Rockers in Tapestry JfeOO C A and J0 C
and other coverings. . . r . . OU
Genuine all leather overstuffed Rocker, sold every
where for not less than - J0 Eft
$30,W $35 Jt.OU
Cedar Cltett or Shirtwaist Boxes, 42-Inches. g QQ
4-Potter Bed, Walnut or Mahogany, several styles to
select from, $30 and $35 tOO CA CO C
values...' iPaSeS.OU JJ
3'pieco Suite in old ivory Dresser, Chiffon- fc7Q AA
ier and Table r ........... . y .UU
; Good Link Fabric Spring, 3 -inch !0 QC I $17.50 Layer Felt Mattre, the famous d1 O CA
ra'sa ......... , DpVD I blue ribbon brand plweJv
..'... i' ,'. - v, l wrt firm.? frftn Ltlr F.l-:! SnrinM. & A r? t 1 The nationally adver
pillows, only
Box .Spring outfit in this sale,
only ..... 1
Box Springs, outfit complete, consists of Box Spring
Mattress and real live goose feather tQK
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$25
American Walnut Bed Room Suite, . JQO AA
complete, only .. ,ipJOfJ
Or will sell separate Dresser, I27.B0; Chiffonier, $25.00;
3-Mirror Dressing Table, $22.50; Bed, $25.00. Same suite
in Brown Mahogany, same price.
Kitchen Cabinet, complete with roll curtain instead of
doors, jars and flour bin, sliding aluminum t07 Eft
top, etc. $35 value, in this sale, only. . .,..Pm I 0J
Good Kitchen Cabinet, (OA ud COO CA
complete, . Pu PCuU
The famous $12 No Sag Spring, advertised na 7 QC
tionally, our low Cash Price ............ eaO
' 1 Good, strong Link Fabric Spring, . &A Eft I The nationally advertised Cuhion Corner Bed Sprw
'WfoWtY 6'incn liM'- ..'.". . ;V ........ .:. . . ,tww 1 $12.00 value, for cash
m fmmWH Full siw Vernl Martin Bed and Spring, complete, d 7 . CA Combination Mattre, felt and wood wool, &
M - J in thia sale, only . . . . 4 .7. .. . . V Oy I Cash Price only i ... .... W
t:l'f ' . " - Rckera, Card Tables," Chairs, Etc "-::, ' t--
$3.75 Folding Mahogany Card Table., leatherette top, I $4.00 Bed Room Rockers, fumed or golden, CO 7 C
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the best card table made, Cash . CO CA
Price . . . . . . . . . ..,4 ... . PieOU
Children's white Battnett on wheels,
only .
$4.00
Reed Nursery Chair, $2.50 value, CI CA
for cash P Pw
A.11 oak Dreer, good for spare gQ
Folding Wood Cot, lJ56VsPPorteji'
$4.00 Folding Army Cot, khaki, . ,
3 patterns wood seat Arm Rocker, $5.75 CO - C A
values, your choice, Cash Price only
.Large Arm Rocker, leather spring seats, CC AA
$8.50 value, in this sale for cash ........ POUU
Either in Spanish or brown leather.
Cheap wood seat Arm Rockers, $2 00
Large $18.00 Arm Rocker, leather , Cl O CA
spring seat ...POvF
Children' Rockers, $3.60 values, 2 QQ
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SURPRISING VALUES IN OUR
OCTOBER SALE OF RUGS
Thousands of New Rugs from America's most prominent makers at prices
'which clearly demonstratethe advisability of Cash Buying. New colorings,
(jiew patterns, in .assortments broad .enough to -meet with the . approval of the
most fastidious purchaser. See these O ctober Sales Specials Monday.
Regular 165 Wilton Rug, in Oriental and Persian Cocoa Mat, new stock just Teceived ,
designs, 9x12 size, Cash Price. .857
Same in 8-3x10-6 size, at $47
$40 Bodr. Brussels Rugs, 8-3x10-6 size, Cash
Frice . , ; . , . . ........ . , . . . . . ... , . ... . .$33
$45 Colonial Velvet Rugs, In fine' assortment of
: colorings. Oriental and medallion patterns, 9x12
size, Cash Price ...$3Q
63V 85t, $1.10 Up
'No. 6,000 Wilton Rugs, Oriental and medallion
patterns, regular $55 . rugs, 9x12 size, Cash
' Price $43
- ' Same in 8-3x10-6 size, at $38
$32.50 Velvet Rugs, beautiful new. Oriental pat
terns, size 8-3x10-6, Cash Price..... $24
$30 Tapestry Brusssl. Rugs, JO-wire quality, 9x12 size, big range of new patterns; Cash Sale Price,
.only .$20
$35 Palisade Velvet Rug, newest fall colorings
, and patterns, 9x12 size, Cash ; Sale Price,
r only v. $29
v 10-Wire Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
" worth $17.00, . 6x9 size, Cash
? Price; .....$13.
vWindowS Shades, best
-oil -opaque, 3x7. size,
complete with roue:
' etc., Cash Price, 65
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$45 Body Brussels Rugs, 5-frame quality, in
rich shadings and allover patterns; Cash
price , ......... .$30
42S T.Ulin Stalul. Run
Vt'i ,i wire quality, 8-3x10-9 size. Cash
PJL
New Inl.IJ Ll.aUnm.
2;' X biz assortment of nat-
terns Just received,
shown .at $1.00 yard.
We Carry a Complete Line of the Celebrated Bissell'a Carpet Sweepers.
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TIME TO THINK ABOUT
STOVES
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kit ifpmr .
Rsnown plain finish cast ranges,
up from $35
Renown, black or white nickel
finish ranges, up from $60
"Range Eternal," best malle
able steel range made, up
from $70
Ar you going to replace
that - antiquated affair
with an up-to-date range
or heater that is guaran
teed ,to give satisfactory
results?
Our stock of Heaters,
Ranges and Cook Stoves
offers you big variety for
selection, and our Cash
Prices are -Surprisingly
Low, considering quality:.
HERE ARE A FEW
EXAMPLES:
Cook stoves, up from $17.50
Small oak heaters, up from $6
Base burners, up from... $35
Hot Blast heaters, up
from $18.50
Oil heaters, up from. . . . . .$4
4-burner cabinet gas ranges, up
from .....$37
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v VISIT : HAYDEN'S NEW SANITARY MARKET IN THE BASEMENT
All kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats, Fresh and Cured Fish, Butter and.Chee'se, kept on hand and offered for sale under the most
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