Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 1, 1909, Page 12

OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, DF('LMBFR 1, 1909. The Christmas Fair of the Churches | The Winter Style Book is very instructive to home dress; 20¢. and a free pattern. A Great Treat for Everybody S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Free to Every Patron Wednesday! We are handing out to everybody new Trading Stamp Booksat the store doors containing 80 8. & H. Green Stamps. A purchase of 25¢ or more entitles you to 830 additional stamps. These are all complimen- tary and given in addition to the stamips we give in a regular way., Get your book tomorrow and derive all the benefits possible from your Christmas buying. The Women’s Coat Store Unquestionably the store to tle to for your winter coat is Bennett's. Everything In your favor here—variety, style, superior tailoring, quality, low price. Only 21 More Shopping Days % BEFORE CHRISTMAS START HUYING YOUR GIFTS NOW 7, 0.4 Oprdrdivie o oo db dbo Aok o Opens Today Court of The Bee Building All kinds of pretty and useful Christmas presents December 1st and 2d St. Mary's Ave. Congregational, Westminster Presbyterian December 3d and 4th First Congregational, Lowe Avenue Presbyterian December 6th and 7th First Methodist Church, Clifton Hill Presbyterian The reputation of Brandeis Stores stands behind every pair of shoes you buy here. Nowhere else in Omaha can you buy shoes of such excellence and up-to-date style for $2.50. Luncheon Brandels Stores specialize in ‘“better shoes” at $2.50. Better than you can buy them anywhere else for the same price. Shoes that are correct in style, absolutely rellable, fitted by first class salesmen— special— 11:30 to 2 p. m. every day. Sandwiches Doughnuts and Coffee, \ 20c A thousand coats for women, the most fashionable long broadcloth, Ker- sey and wide wale models, the cleverest modes from America's best tailoring establishments at most moderate prices ever named in Omaha. .$19.50 $25 WOOLTEX COATS—Our splendid purchase from the Wooltex factory, closing out our winter lines. Magnificently talored broadcloth coats, in 332 50 black and colors; regular $45.00 Wooltex quality and style, for..... 4 Blagk broadcloths. full length coats, satin lined throughout, beau- tiful straight line styles........ Black Broadcloth and Kersey Coats, in straight and pleated effects, mostly all fitted models and some loose back styles, at Black Broadcloth Costs and wide wales, either notched or military collar style, handsome materials 4 WOMEN'S SILK RUFFS and BOAS at 59¢ Made of fine silk net, silk chiffon and Liberty 59c silk—wide ribbon .\ht':nm*rs—— black, white and colors—worth up to $1.50, at FRENCH VAL. LACES ALL WOOL MITTENS and INSERTIONS Also gloves—double Big bargain in Val. laces— knit—all sizes; worth up to | many to match—worth up 350 a puxrfut lsc to 10c a yurd at, R. @ G. Tapering Waist Corset Women's Children's Boys wool : A Good Corset With New Style Features Regularly you wouldn’t expect a great deal in corsets for 89c, but these are different. Through a rare trade happening we can offer $1.25 quality for 8%c. You'll c find them here in quantities Wednesday. ' Coutil or ne do ar a a wi batiste, long skirt, medium bust models, all nicely trimmed. We could tell you the story how we got them, but what's the use. It's the bar- gain itself that interests you most; $1.25 corsets . PR a e bu Yy hom ‘ Advance Notice! The comfort A Treat for Gift Buyers T e R : i 1d d of N iy KA I | K and Troe eh NEXT SATURDAY 0 , Jl o This amounts to $30.00 per month, in a year $365.00. A small :'Jf,".,fi-.‘.n-‘ - We Will Hold the Chris“nas 3 0 cash payment down and $30.00 per month will buy a nice, cozy, sure, “will be ; 5 Predtatea e Ts 'GREATEST SALE China... B..-g.:... little home, one that will be all your own. season because Ordinary ¢ 8- Over 1,000 beautiful pleces par- ), oo c:s,_"ll.-‘sllj}t on the Fl 'RS STisly.aiprontiate tob CheiL. In the real estnfe' columns of Thursday’s Bee you will find fitting 1ines are mas siving, eachi pleck’ worth several choice properties to select from. ljable to prove double and more this price. . e uncomfort- iver Known in Our History. They will be on sale for one day T v R, & JR SCARFS, FUR SETS only—Wednesday. Included are . ot Tl fEn : et M ins Thursday is home day. body all the very FUR MUFFS, FUR COATS, g latest fas hlon featubes. The At/ Prices That Are Unusually Low. Aossay; Oacs: Elatess egtrg and Creams, Hand Painted (T8 Ll Plates, Candlesticks, Clay- ld“\“" Hll:?r‘ll and wood Vases, Hair Receiv- Pice, in cou- ers, Vases, Salad Bowls, til (B-44) or Trays, China Plates, Bon Bons, Powder Boxes, etc. (B-45), BRAN Dbatiste 81,50, Every palr guaranteed, They 'are exquisite in design and decoration and quite the handsomest $2 and $3 china we have had. Any plece Wednesday for . $1.00 Five Dollars buys & beautiful gold brooch auitable for « Christmas t have others ranging $6.00, § $10.00 and up. NF vtore s Pull oF Ghrlbtmas -usnmon-. Look for S RAILWAY BUILDERS — OMAH! 1 1 Smart Shoes| development, which 1s rapldy beco\m‘?rgr leeral con- important, because of great rrigation pro- | servatva or ultra Y W s 5§ Clearing Stoves Ml styles. /Allstyles For B e AT ; Several Local Business Men Promote | foeiery 1o doodo lake. Sovera’ branch|if Our close out salé on Peninsu- in fact, for o hd Rougias Wress ! New Railroad in Oregon. line south will huve its terminal ‘at|® L ';dng:;:fy gfl;":‘:'(u:f’":le"‘,'::f S Y % n Men BAILEY & MACH [4 S e o et i b it e | 08 0130 por contor”one: W 4¥» an¥. special cu g DENTISTS 2 CAPITALIZED AT TEN MILLIONS |oOregon. Single and double tracks, telephone | @ fifth off: . day, ofiany spe- Best equipped dental office in the middle west. cial need. Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. All instru- ments carefully sterilized after each patient. THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK Cor 16th and Farnam Sts. and telegraph systems are inciuded in the plans for bullding. There are 100,000 shares of stock of the par value of $100 each, | fully paid and nonassessable. The life of | the corporation Is set at fifty years with | privilege of renewal as provided by law. | $50 Base Burners for 840,00 $48 Base Burners for 838.40 $44 Base Burners for §335.20 $20 Smoke Consuming Heater for .. e oo 16.00 This Shoe Store grows in favor with Young Men day by day. The Young Man always wants a pair of Shoes with “Snap” Chicago & Northwestern Also in P ning an Extension Through the Same State and Much the Same Territory. Board of Directors. BE A TRAINED NURSE W “Go” to them./ Vi o flllam 8, Dexter, Edward Robinson and and $36.00 A WEEK. Five O my named i, ) Y i g the !nr‘mu:::rllbr::‘:l‘":rs:he Portiand, Lake- | Sydney R. Rhelnstrom of Omaha, George | We've just the Smart An opportunity is offered to youhs women who w. Hurst’s Magnolia Library h to become trained nurses to enter one of the Passell of Portland, Robert B. Davey | oA o view & Eastern Rallway which company, Shoes that Young Men + Traiting Schools in Chicage. *Regintared nurs W) v ) - n 1o celve $25.00 a weel G proposes a’new line through Oregon, with °f Eakemont, 8 . and Louls H. Chaimers A'gront nories o Hbdks With (over U0/ ¥ ek Wrery one of ‘whichils delight to wear, and our Scienl are igibie (o memberehlp n S(1is ca 3 3 3 g ” 3 National Assoclation of Nurses. o course com- T e ter wttorney . Wiiam | litute the board of directors. Mr. Pas. f§ by well known authors—bound in cloth, with handsome illustrated staoiiva rIW WLLDIS: Disenthree yaars of trining ih raciicl ‘and ! e ooy idemtia manager |Sell 18 named as general agent of the com- @ cover—published at 50c each, such titles as these: vent our door knob from o e B TR R o TN R Gnottm B by simuany t| o802 ,:md . _:;md ‘nnb!n;«m‘hu( Omlt-hl is | “St. Elmo,"” {*Thelma,” “The Bondman," “l.en‘ m,en_.. “Donovan," becoming rusty. While |nflu::::::ulh-.'::hy“lt’c:'la“;m.ln”.”.u‘m! .u)fi;: Sputh Omaha; Edward Robinson, clvil' en- | SR A8 CIVil enkineer In charge. of con- |\ wRirst Violin," “Ivanhoe," *“Kenilworth,' Patent Kid, Patent PaRICUIATE aRd | tree bookler, addres 5 : . 5 Sidney eln- iyl g Vi ) " nd Gun Metal CAROLINE SOELLNER, minecr; James Bursis and 8idney R. Raetn- | "V, |, muking western and pre- s‘?n:;‘:::l:. m::g( fimk.a }ll(nllghl Errant, “:In cm: Skin: i Mg L T T M N" Dext: d Robi o he e duective,” sald Eilgutter. “Farming will be u books; ary J. Holmes works, R Calf are favor leath- 7 Lake Ave., Chicago. A Oremon overlooking contract work and con. |ON¢ Of the main pursuits in centrai ana Postcard Albums, holding 300 cards .......... s ers. 5 ritton © A" branch. affios ‘la. malntained | Puthems Ure'unl, unld‘allli‘:(- present ‘:Imle Postcard Albums, cloth bound, holding 400 card Lace, Button and Blu- HOTELS. B ¥ ‘" | there are no railroad facilities to speak of. | LS. in Portland, although the matn offices will | o't o0 fo B0t et the rich ag- cher style. be at Pheonix, Ariz, where the articles | .icuicural section of the state.” S thaorpanation“ware Blisd. The Chicago and Northwestern rallroad, PR | The company plans a §10.000000 system |y 4 gnnounced, is also planning an ex- Which will thread the state of Oregon, Bennett's Big Grocery $3.50, $4.00 Z&iflel‘lflzllmgtm tension through the Oregon country. A {j| Bennetts Goldén Coffes Capltol Maple Syrup, 4 Swansdown Codfish, 3 $5 00 ; penotrating the land now under course of | 111\, beon” surveyed from. Goose Lake | —pound .960| gallon cans ....... Packages .. 50 or 2 flew York c“? S (SRS 5 to Portland aud it s fikely this road will 5 ‘:‘ld ‘“hs.'l'"“" aage|e “":" ‘(')’ ”“"“;h m,,,‘g:’,,_‘," §'l‘::'c‘ e _ e - =i e S | eanctts Challenge Cof- | Capito ats, Vheat : {be_construs d within the next year o8, DOUDA. < : > o Pancats Me] 8t A Home of Character 'mm M.. M .f 'o“ | This move on the part of the North- And 10 Stamps. And 10 Stamps. An “c"" oy . f d [ | western“is. not unezpected. ‘Tradgcontines- Bennett's Teas, assorted |Sweot Pickled Peachgs | Burnham's 400 You will fin | Like Slim Women Best t» treins from Chicago “to the Pacific o Pound o0 -+ g M Fob e R h | const have been carried, from Omahs, to Andn 60 Stamp Ana’ %o Stamps: Hartley's Pure e oers t buy the 3 Jams A woman with a slight, elegant form | Ogden by the Union Pacific railroad and Tea Situngs pound|Gaillard Olive Ol large . where to p nus more Influence over men than any |thence to California and. the northwest by Dackage. L5 A0 Mor i e | o, ADY 10, Biambn 16th and Douglas Streets 5 1 at 55th Street other typs. Every fat woman knows |the Southern Pacific. It is the aim of the bird f . B Central Park y gace charms more than features and this | Northwestern to have lines of its own trom Capttol Baking Powder |Bnider's Pork and Beans, | bcst irds of var Near Famous knowledge makes her life more or less un- Chicago to the coast, which will do away And 10 Stamps And 10 Stamps. . m' happy. And yet how easy to change mat- | with the, interchange of cars. To Omahs It || Diamond § Chill Sauce |Yankee Rose Tollst And &' Btampe 10Us brecds un- Absolutely Firep! .t h".:} :11-:‘;\:::1‘?'\“3 face, ovhy let | will mean that Chicagp and Nonmuum{ f bottle .. o 180 sflnX da zi‘;urs( -850 ¢ Peel, assorted, h 0 0\ d - T m i n am) a8¢c . ” the Art sat iy b oz Marmola. 34 oz Fula | overland trains will pass through the clty = > ll h Careste et Hal, nesr R i LR, K 0% e | O vard. peam: i b aia: @ roach’ saie—vmest” we|capitol ' Mincemeat, 3 ome in the Hills er the head Adioning Carneele Hall,sews 20 20 Peppermint Waters . Take a teaspoonful | s et Ll S, | .18 And 10§ . e oy theatres and shopping of this Pisassnt mifture after moals |\n-1l Jewelry—FRENBEI—th and Dodge | of the leading t Hedtime, and watoh your fat disappear. ¢ Will @rop away svenly. without wrink ing, from the fattest x)lm es first,’such as | chin, hips, ankles, e., and keep it up, 10 to 18 ounces & day. ‘Then you can easily | hold yourself at the welght you desire, or fashign demands, without fear of hurt oF a particls ot bother, — R The Beautiful Hills of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas For Fruit Growing, Sheep Raising, Poultry and Dairying the location is ideal, A rare :‘t::lr:l‘l‘an to detalls that lend to the home atmosphere 1s respansible for our many enthusiastic patrons. The Wellington's delightful lounging rooms, handsome dining rooms and Eaglish grill room will appeal to your scose of the appropriate. Hotel Wellington FIRST CARLOAD OF NAVEL ORANGES NOW IN Now, Luclous Fruit—Fine and Sweet. 40c size Navel Oranges -38e GANOS APPLES B Slae Nl O atoes, bu., 685 | 200 boxes'on sale, choice Colorado Florida Grape Fruit, thin skin— Qenos Apnies; #peoial, regular 10¢ size, for . per box ... B8, Hot House Cucumbers, extra large, 8o | And 25 Stamps. “POULTRY” in the want ads. If you have poultry you can sell it by advertising CTLUB WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN | Reception to Visitors Will Be n.la' the Congre tionul Chureh. i { The visiting club women at the Woman's day program of the National Corn exposi- Stops \gothache Preveste far. St "decay. mot_melt im the uth. rength msetalned d goea right Lo the spol There are (mitations. Ses Lhat you gut | tion are to be well entertained during thelr |stay In Omaha. Following the program Tuesday, December 7, a reception will be "I\en by the club women of Omaha, ‘South “)Illlh‘ and Councll Bluffs, at §:3 in rooms of the Omaha Woman's club ‘at the First Congregational church. It is to be an in- foimal affair, but the most Important club | gathering of the year, and will take the | place of the formal New Year's reception |with the Omaha Woman's elub. The musicale which had been considered for | that evening will not be given, The lunch- |eon for the visiting women . that was to |have been heid in Omaha, will be given | by the Council Bluffs women instead, and | will be served at the Grand hotel at 2 o'clock Wednesday, December Mrs. H. J. Penfold is in_ charge of the | reservations for the Nebraska women, and |all acceptances must be made to her by | Monday noon The luncheon will be 75 cents a plate | “Died of Pneumonia” 15 never written of those who cure coughs and colds With Dr. King's New Discovery. Guaranteed. o and $1.00. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. THIRD HEARING RATE CASES FREIGHT_AND PASSENGER Session, with Rock Pro- The taking of aaditional testimony in the ¢ase of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rallroad company against the Nebraska State “Rallway comuiission and Attorney General Thompson in the matter of the 2- cent passenger and 10 per cent freight rate law was resumed before Special Examiner, Charles W. Pearsall at tha affice of Judge W. D. McHugh Tuesday morning. This, is the third hearing of the case, & %0 far as the Rock [sland's side of the ease is concerned, the last. The first hear- Ing was on September -5 and the gecond, November S0 Suit was brought by the uwfl M companies doing business in the state of Nebraska béfore Judge T. C. Munger in the United States circuit court of the Lin- coln district against the state, asking an Injunction against the enforcement of the ' new rate laws on the ground of thelr al. leged unconstitutionality and confiscatory character, Mr. Pearsall was appointed special exam iner to take testimony In the several cases. The Rock Island case is the first to be heard. After the railroads have put in all thelr tgstimony the record will be sub- mitted to' Judge T. C. Munger for his de- cision The only witness thus far examined in the matter Is Frank May of Chicago, gen- | eral auditor of the Rock Island system. Representatives. of the other four rall- toads, including attorneys and accounting officers, arg present it the hearing, though takipg no part in it. Judge McHugh is con- nd | dueling the examination for the Rock Is- I mey General’ W. T. Thompson and Dépity Attorhey General Grant G. Martin mm the state at the hearing, as do L, mte. clerk of the State Railway commission, and Louls Wettling of Lincoln, atsistant cashfer of the Farm- }m‘ Merchants bank of that eity, who I8, the expert accountant for the State Rail way commission. ‘MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN The Lands are Very Cheap and can be bought on easy terms. Good climate, good water, good health. Send for books, “Money in Sh “Fruit and Poultry in_the River count: or “The Hom bullder in A Then Go And See The Conntry Round Trip Homeseekers' Rats ist and 3d 'l'n-dlyl, each mond & your stock in The Bee. The cost is small, one cent per word per day, or $1.50 per line per month. Want Ad Deptl. THE OMAHA BEE E-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE ;: DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Rooms, with Bath, 52.00 wpward Paslor, Bedroom and Bath, $20). '.’kly and upwara Send for Hlustrated booklet J. F. CHAMPLIN When in Detroit Weak ana nervous men | STOP AT FOOD FOR THOS. F. GODFREY, 13 "ol i " . lv!s 'hol“nd (hotlh :'I{ IO‘ E Work and you an.._-‘H l ll it it v Hotel Tuller eaars "‘:‘{'_[‘m’.{’u‘;“‘“‘ They wil Wooms and Bath for $1:50 up. make you Ky s & iR Box; 3 boxes §2.50 by mail "LUROPLAN PLAN e [ EATATER " . : o K1 pren