Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1909, Page 4

'HE BEE: OMAHA Forced Out of Business In Our Kansas Gity Store $20,000 Stock of Raincoats & Overcoats Now Being Sold Here at 60c on the Dollar Omaha People Are Roaping the Benefit of Our Misfortune We were unable to secure a satisfactory remewal of the lease on our big Kansas City Store at 13 East 12th St., and were forced to ship this entire $20,000 stock here, which ATURDAY Store Open Evenings Until Store Open Evenings Until Christmas Specials in Toilet Articles and Drug Sundries If You Want Real Bargains Shop at Brandeis Drug Department. Christmas. Christmas. greatly overstocked us, hence we are compelled to make a tremendous sacrifice by Selling Out th Regardiess of We are giving the greatest Raincoat and Overcoat bargains for men and women ever known in Omaha. strong statement, but we are here to back it up. Every gar coats, Silk Waterproof Coats) was made in our own factory e Entire St\ock Cost or Value This is a ment in the sale (consisting of Cravenetted Overcoats, Rain- and we know just what we are selling. Our usunal prices are known as the lowest on earth for good Raincoats and Overcoats, but in this sale YOU BUY ANY COAT IN THIS $20,000 KANSAS CITY STOCK, WHILE THEY LAST, for 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Get here today if possible. at these prices won’t last long. Men and Women's Craveneites, Raincoats and Overcoats $8.00 | KineChne res . $14.75 .$10.00 .$16.50 $12.00 .$18.00 $14.00 $20.00 Kansas City price $12. Sale price Kansas City price $25. Sale price .. Kansas City price $15. Sale price Kansas City price $27.60. Sale price Kansas City price £18 Sale price . Kansas City price $30. Sale price .. Kansas City price $20. Sale price ... The Goodyear Raincoat Co,, Coats Women's Silk Rubberized Raincoats at 60c on the Dollar $7.50 | et $20.00 Kansas City price $10. Sale price Kansas City price Kansas City price $15. Sale price Kansas City price $17.5 Kansas City price $20 Kansas City price 225, . Sale price sale price ... Sale price .. .$10.00 $22.50 $1L.50 $25.00 $13.75 $27.50 .$16.50 $14.50 $35. Sale price .. Kansas City price $40. Sale price Kansas City price $45. Sale price ... Kansas City price $22. Sale price ... 8. E. Corner 16th and Davenport Streets, Hotel Loyal Building. the figures have been entered on the per- complling the grand assessment rolls and manent recbrds in the office of the state GRAND ASSESSMENT ROLL Secretary Seymour Finishes Work of | 100 is $305,965,81, against $391735,461 for 108, The qn«w‘wmt'nl 1s one-fifth of the Compiling Returns. actual value of the property of the state ‘The different items which go to make up MILLI | the grand assessment roll for the years SEVER oNs | 1908 and 1900 follow: GAIN OF —Assessed Value— Actual Value of All Property in the 1908 190, State 14 Nearly Two. Billions ~~Whnt the Figures Show, | Lands and implemants.s: | Lota ahd implements.. Annultie (From a Stars Bonds LINCO) Dec, Séymour, secretary Assessment, has Correspondent.) 17.—(Special.)—Henry to the State Board of gag: odmnistad Other notes the work of | Firearms 4 52,859 ne More Da to see National Corn Exposition Three more Concerts by Mexican National Band.... The opportunity to hear this famous organization should not be missed--it may not come to the United States again for many years, Uncle Sam’s Moving Pictures and a trip through the Union Stock Yards at South Omaha with new lantern slides. 1 ater craft tent rights . Steam engines . Safes ‘Type writing mach’s. Adding machines Type setting mach's.. Book accounts . Money on hand posit . Money Judgments . Money invested in tax sales . Money pald " Building and in, Loan and Sav- oelation il Plctures and eng Telephones . Bllliard tables | Pianos Organs | Manufacturing tools | Agricultural tools - | Diamonds Household furnitu tools Lhreshing nmum..»: Corn shellers { Nursery ‘sto Pawnbrokers | Bating houses Hurness and anchises “eere Craant sepurhion . Sewing machines . atches and clocks. rriages and wagons saddles. Bicyel Tiik i auky Stunds of bees ... Wheat ........ Kaffir corn Barley | Potatoes | IMax seed | Grass seed | Hay, alfalfa | Broom corm | Property of insurance ompanies nvested )uihv brokers .. Credits not ull\mul«: listed ... A All_other property ... Penaity for refusing to list Fe'kaa s Property of rallroads | Pullman company ... Private car companies Totals ; Watches—FR | | A Christmos S Make yourself a Christmas present of a |5 If you can’t go your- trip to California | seit the perhap is tamily an outing there, is now prevalling. It 15 a most delightful your 80 \ | of the historic old Santa [luxury of modern Southern | class travel Raiiroad | rouna trip. Kansas City. Meal management travelers tare from car, under Experienced pensively other three Santa | fare from Omaha, Fe | The “personally sures competent care on or write Samuel Agent, Des Moines, la Say whether g0 Tourist, be interested In a side Canyon of Arizona, wonder. | Now is th ne relative, where June weather Fe's California Limited, travel Enough to say that it is the only train t California exclusively Omaha Sleeping car berth $11.50 from | service don’t 1d how good a Harvey The California trip can be made le In a tourist car $0 each way car berth $6.75 from Kansas City. conducted” of elderly people or | women with small children traveling alone For booklets of the train and trip, A.T. & 8. F. Ry, Equitable Bldg., u want to and whether you would the time to boost your | mas business by advertising 1o The Beo. ouIv Home Finder Won't Tell Mother Who | Has Her Children. | APPEALS TO POLICE FOR LIGHT Au ey Officers of Law Are Denied Information by Rev. E. P. as to Where Yo Ones Are. | | | | | | | | | | 8. Allen of Faulkner, Neb., her children, who were adopted by the Nebraska Children's Home soclety, twelve | years ago, when at the death of the father the family was left destitute The anxlous and yearning mother leading with the police to help her galn | information, whicl s, is refused by Go.504 | Ofticials of the society P. Quivey, 118,0:0 | superintendent, sald, takes the position | that it is not b for the welfare of the children and the interests of thelr foster | parents to divulge to the mother their | whereabouts. | The father of the children died in May | of 1897 and the children, Harry, § years of age, and Isabelle, 6 years of age, were | taken _from the mother, who was in stialghened circumstances and placed with Rev. Mr. Quivey. The mother, upon re- gaining her health, which was broken at the time of her husband's death, endeav- | ed to locate the children, and for a time | Rev. Quivey would inform her by letter | 3lof their welfare, but absolutely refused any information &s to where they had | | been placea. ‘ | Of late Mrs. Allen has been able to| receive no replies to her numeyous letters | | to Rev. Quivey and finally, in desperatiou, through Mrs. Ella Arndt, also of Faulkner, she appealed to the Omaha police. Emergency Officer Joe Hell, who looks after lost persons, visiced Rev. Mr. Quivey and was met with a refusal. The only information oblainable was that it wou be necessary for Mrs. Arndt to communi 1902 | cate direct with the soclety. | 18| According the ages of the children |given at the time of the father's death, 49,826 | Harry would now be 20 years of age, and 290,858 | 1sabelle 18 years. Mrs. Arndt will be noti [fled by the police communicate with 4% | Rev. Mr. Quive seeks 1,231,647 to to Raflway N F. Harriman, the Harriman Mrs. Harriman, has gone to Chic | Hal Buckingham, chlet clerk the 5,819 | frelght department of the Burlington, Is #( | Kansas City in attendance of a meeting of ansmissourl freight bureau. e Overland Limited mail No. t Friday m in two sections, carrying firat-class of the hollday mail traffi This is the first time for several years tha the fast mail has been #nt out in two tions this early during the holiday se The further result count of the increase ly all of the extra railway on available in this district have put on duty to meet the emergency cs and Personals, superintendent of tests iines, accompanied by N | for 9 was sgestion. member of who would some e holiday mail mail trip on the along the Fe Trail is santa routc Fllflll FOR A YEAR prov \ded for first- s $90 for| is of Fred have meal is. in dining Harvey to b This rcpresents a fair ration for a man for a year. But some people eat and eat ow thinner. This means efr ctive digestion and unsuit- ahle food. A large size bottle of Scott’s ’Emulsmn in nourishlng aq'\‘nh pounds of our Phy- sician can tell you how it does it. FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS x on one of th trains. Railroad Tourist service in call Larimer, General “go Limited trip to the Grand | world's soenic | several informations Christ- | Eaoh bank contains & Good Luck Penuy. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St.. New York ] | DOES /| Anti-S8aloon Superintendent Makes |« Quiet Investigation Himself. WHY ARE OLD CASES DROPPED? He § 3 Ts th The been | Superii invest out why actly t infor no far In ing wi and ¢ fch when cu taken Mr. the list—a have violat | for sel An thirty dar In Noverabe n dis thirty tor all Sunday with gambl [ TOILET ARTICLES Sanitol Face Cream, at 13¢ $1.50 Oriental Cream . D8 $1 Pompelian Mas- sage Cream...69c 26¢ Lilac Talcum 6¢ 50c Java Rice Pow- der 26¢ $1 Le Trefle Pow- der at . 26¢ 650c Mme. Yale's I’(mdt‘r . 60c White Rose Perfume, 50¢ Crabapple Perfume, 650c Locust Bloss 60¢ Jockey Club, 10¢ Shinola 26¢ Christmas Perfumes ... All Satchet per oz 15¢ Chromos N 3 Halr Receivers . b cakes Ivory Soap. 1 1b. 20-Muls Team Borax O Jevs vy oz oz om Per., 0z Package ... ABe Powders, 50 Tbe i pint '[hurmwa bottle 1qt. Thermos Bottle TOILET SETS ETG Extremely low cut prices on Tollet Cases consistin of mirror, comb and brush in painted wood. urday. 200 Leather Tollet Cases Genuine ldeal Hair Brush, | 1 gross lasts, special $1.50 Ideal Hair Brush $1.50 Hair Brushes $1.00 Combs : Combs Sample line of to 75¢, special alli On sp ator or kand al sale Sat- $1.98 while B9e . 98¢ Buffers, worth up . 19¢ $2.00 Hand Mirro " Hand Mir- rors from P8¢ up to $4.00 We have triple Shaving Mirrors of all kinds priced from $1.49 up to 2 $10.00 'CAMERAS Buster Biuwn Buster Brown 3% x% Ansco (film) Posteard Ansco, 3 %X No. No. ., PIPE SALE Genuine French Briar, amber special § p ¢ Pines, special 60c Pipes, speclal 26¢ Pipes, speclal CIGARS We have on sale a large line of various brands of Cigars put up in boxes of especially for the Christmas trade. Owl Cigar, speclal Hoffmanettes, per box Tops All, per box Baby Nanon, per box. .. . Henry Geol (club shape) . . 10c Robert Burns, per box . .$1.50 10c straight Tom Moore, box $1.85 25 Montanas, per box .. 700 Our Un am Stogles, apecial, per box of 25, Saturday....34c SAFETY RAZORS ‘We have all the new styles of Gillette Safety Razors. Ask te see them. TRAVELING ‘CASES $1.00 Travel- ing bit, 98 lerk of distriet court And obtained & Case, 49¢ Don't fail to see on 2 dogen Posteards ... 7 tubes Developer ... | Branfisis Transformation seenoid Hair Goods Beauty Parlor—Second Floor Others ask $7, $ 298 our price - 28-inch Braids, from Ha.u"dressmg, Manicuring, Facial Massage, Scalp Treatment, Coloring and Shampooing Headquarters for the Sanitary Cap — made to order while you have your hair dressed — all shades. Catholic Articles &5oa Gitts Cracifixes -— Black pol- | RO ished cross with white Pearl Beads, H]I frum lfln. figur at e, 4% and 26c and at . cees .980 Black Also larger ones with | Oclored Beads, 160 & 350 nang colored Tigures, ot GAAd plated, put up in $1.98 to .$5.00 dainty boxes, very at- tractive for gifts, with BRASS nvoxnle amethyst, garnet,’ emer- Holy Water Fonts — ald, sapphire and other o fine line beads 5ol .48 Others ..81.98 to $10 Saturday Specnals CHINA DEPARTMENT -East Arcade Cut Glass Sherbet Glasses h, brilliant cut- tings, very heavy glass an fully hand polished wortl $15 per doz. 57 This sale, per dozen. ... 400 odd sample pieces of rich cut to close out Saturday—large fern dishes, eom- ports, water pitchers, decanters, sugar and creams, bowls, ete., worth up to $595 $10, at . A% ¢ New ]l.n'll.md & (‘o ])mm'r Sets, prwod up glass KOST PATENT GAS HEATER Will heat room in house at ex- pense of o pet hour while burning, cheap er than coal — no airt— St Hy We have just t received our new Christmas stock of the famous Minton China-—only three department stores in the United States handling this high grade English bone China. any your VI c at Others ..180 to $2.00 | Bt . o e Formerly TTiE SHUTTLE| The Best Recent Books " Here are some of the most popular novels of the day, about which vou have heard so much. They have been the biggest sellers, “the hit of the year"—books that Have sold for $1.08, at, 4< each &y . 49c The Shuttle—By Burnett A Little Brother of the Rich—By Joseph Medill Patterson. New Clronicles of Rebecea — Py | Yolande, Maid of Burgundy — By Kate Douglas Wiggins | ~Chi Nedra — Ry rge Barr Me- | The Coast of Chance — By Cutcheon, | Tana Lucia Chamberlain. Winston Church Rosalind of Red Gate—By Meredith -n'. l"a‘:(;l‘y of the North—By Nicholsen. The Traitor—By Thomas Dixon, Jr The Younger o \ambers. T e e e UATBY HAT | piner Daniel—By Ralph Connor The Fighting Chance—By Robert W Three Weeks—Ly Elinor Glynn. ambers Whispering Smith— Chip of Fiylag “U"— —By Herbert Wales Junjor—By Jean Webster. Shepherd of Kinedom Come— a Richie— The Black Bag—By Louis Vane Satan Sande! minie Frances Hodgson on — By Hallie Er- Ge Crossing—By Randall Emeralds — By Houghton Bet—By Robert W By Katherine Cecil u Gardon of Allanh—By Robert By George Burr Me- Lavender and 01a Lace — By Myrtle Reed Lion and the Klein & Hornblow Rebecoa of Sunnybrook Farm — By K. D. Wiggin. Right of Way—By Gllbert Parker. 8 S maper. | YO ol winimeres - | R peonn BRANDEIS STORES | Mouse—By Bowl—By Louls Joseph Bob ‘Haiwmpton of Placer—By Parrish. | The Spoilers—By Randall | e Rex Beach Night Enchantment— ehwartz, 8 what Lena Schwartz (hinks and of Rose ac- | ana wonder of it all She stepped up and pald her woman among & good many alleged mascu line offenders The ded except that of Le ng lquor Sund nolle ¥, LEIDY FEAR THOMAS?!. fine, & was prossed the mistake ot gullty he Schwartz woman made entering & plea She paid a fine of $100. Elmer 1. Thomas knows th tions will expire if they three terms of distr prosecutlon. Nor informations eriminal bran Doug int of them. atute voluntariiy : cages have been continped with re prosecu- | spect to Charles 1. Brown, Stump Garth, | Robert Harm, James Johns, Charles Ha s George Herman withou il Parisen, Mrs. L Georgn Willlam Lenn Sunipyes continue R,y cour gy willlam 8 umbia Brown d ol ||u“>v‘»v“‘m.~ ulllIu{- e il Murs : the dintrlst cart ot | L 3 n fact, he was recenty { ot ot tans not \ has Thomas Into the Sit it English ave n Working ation 1l tieks ¥i Thomas e st - Levy, etk (2) Palmtag Agreement. N that a for more thar wart. T informations 1 November during what Is kr 18 out on term of district court jgation. The league wishes to find | the ¢ since the F Elmer E. Th 18 | term of 1908 has passed, May term has | in the matter of prosceuting liguer | ¥one by and the Octok m of (h s for violation of the laws up to the | the third— where the county attorney has lodged ) Mc o eged offenders und cases may be conth three term blood on the moon? i n league through District | lodged J. M. Leldy s the we in refusing to aet, 18 i King's New v sule he' Beaton Drug Anti-Salc endent an O t ar 108, then the nearly gone s, its attorney g4l You confidently to a babe as to sh Rem- n adult wations again ther, her we hat frie tounty Tho th iquor the Leldy Leldy is inquir Aship exists between Thomas Attorney English by reason of desists from complaining srney does not pro ca L under; preliminary step vistted Ahe , Rev. Mr The half-pound can of Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa as cou at fler as has has now office of which ted for the not I onc—of all cases but laws, long en’ begun, fon of lquor iing lquors. ong the cases saloon men pri gambling and 4 Contains eight ounces of pure cocoa, of the finest quality, most delicious flavor, and possessing all the strength that a pure, unaddlterated cocoa can have, on this list are those of « whose period ng: more has almost elapsed of 198 theye W trict court the indictm -tive keepers and ged violation of liquor laws, selling and selling in others. In sdditio lodged charging procured »f ebout druggists re 52 Highest Awards in Europe and America WALTER BAKER & Co.Ltd. Dorchester, Mass. sl n mos o, WALTER BAKER ut @ Moenne . 5 REGIETS were Established 1780, 1ing. all (hese cases nol one has