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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
OnesHdIf Price
and Less Prevails

This is a most desirable lot of
furniture assembled for a sale of
this character. Bargains of the
most substantial kind, furniture
for bed room. living room. dining
room. parlor and odd pieces.
Since last Thursday these goods
have been on show for inspection,
but none sold. Tomorrow, how
ever. you may take your pick of
the bargains. At $50 we open the
doors for the greatest of all furni-
ture sales. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

Bed Covers. made from French musln; eolors. rose. blue.
yellow. with holsters to match, complete with uf1es per
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Bed Spreads. made from taffeta- art ticking. complete ready
70 pat or your bed with bolster cover; set complete &6.75
Bed Spreads, made from plain or figured crstOnne OF tai
fetas, with band on valance and TOP, very full ruffle, bolster
or sham covers; set complete $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
Nebraska

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
The Weather

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Nebraska

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Be4ton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
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Children and
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You Are Invited

to our drop pattern furniture sale
tomorrow, Monday morning, at
$50. This sale consists of pat
terms that have been discontinued
and sample pieces hat we wish TO
close out 1t is all desirable. but
its presence in the drop list means
hat it must 60 at sacrifice prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

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Nebraska
COURTS DIGNITY
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07
Great Dis
play of Rugs

play OI Nu9S
colos ONE IN stripes OF at
We sre showing N our rag Dr.
partmeut the unost complete and
noveI hae 90 modern rugs thst We
have v ? assembled. The Eroar
demand for ur for all kinds -
ruosn- and purposes has stimulated
Designing md eoAorfng IN all
xrsdeN ~ n h SOW Po~~ibie u 40
enre effects IN tire lower xrsd-s
that heretofore nave hardly becn
attempted.
Thss week Ne vfll make a special
feature q bed RON rugs in tAs
Hor ooorinE especially In shades
% elus wEfch are more popular
than ever before for spring far-
nishingA We Sho~ q great var
teU in the popular, soTv'ce&Ate
cAAhmsrs and wool ffOer rnER,
sH12 rug for S12SO
TApe~ry BrassslA AL vol facing.
sxi9 $3.50
RoxSary Brussels. Sx13. S22.00
Administer rHES that perfected
power loom has made one % hs
uust popular rugs in the ped
Jun rangs % price. Qualities that
. fex ysArs ago had TO be sold
from $40 IN S4s for a 9x17, vs
are nov showing all the latest
patterns from a. 70 $3.50
Imported Scotch C&ledln. the most
beautiful bed room rug that We
hAVs ever shown in q Sxl1-
tor $3.50
Ths rug oAs De woven in any
special sire or in any color 10 sa1
the decorations Of a room.
Body Brussels, many OF the most
experienced and practical house
keepers ufl have 70 other rug
for eham6erA We r showing
a wonderful i1s OF patterns Snd
colors aad vs guarantee eAch
one 10 give satisfaction These
come IN Two grades. 9x12
for &S6-3O
Extra quality. sxl3-.. $1,000
wutoa RusA sAch-S3O and 83S
A gsaziae Royal Wilton made
from the long fiber Of con5ed
wool. the best wearing a well
- the best appearing The seGeO-
ted part Of the wool hat taxes
the coiors - q great luxury. Sx
IL lof &-AA.1O
French wilton Rugs. still closer
wovea- sxI2. for--...S59.0O
This display Is % conpless
and ne shall consider IL a prfvfi-
edge 70 show yol no- before tbs
lines are brokea-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

EZLBs On REvoxDs u-ExSE
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
PLAN SEVEN MONTHS
OF BIBLE LECTURES

A series Of interesting Bible meetings
will be held by eleven ministers IN turn
under the auspices Of the v W. c, A. The
class will meet each Thursday night
from to o'clock in the association
building. beginning Thursday. October z.
and continuing until May. The Rev. r..
J Hopkins, of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. has prepared for the class an
outline with the subject and references.
The following ministers will teach the
course The Revs r. }. Hopkins Alex
ander Alison, Jr., J. n. Crawford, H. W.
Kellogg. X. J. Hammond. n. r. Hollo-
way. H. W. Wells L. J. Westfar r. T..
Jackson. C. r. Wyatt and f. b. Welsh.
and the course win include. under the
title Of Christ in the Olu and New Tes-
taments." lessons on "The Messianic
Prophecies" "The Early Life Of jesus
Jesus Teaching by Sermon, Miracle and
PARABLE" "The Impression Made BY Je-
sus Upon His Kindred ''The Common
People. and His Disciples;" "The Closing
Events OF Jesus Life" Jesus Present
Ability and Purpose For the Future
The general public, as well as associa-
tion members. are invited TO keep their
Thursday evenings free for the class.
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
TO ISSUE LINCOLN
CENT ON AUGUST |

A dispatch from Washington last night
announced that the now one-cent piece.
bearing the head Of Lincoln IN place Of
tho Indian, will be issued by the Treasury
Department from the Philadelphia Mint.
beginning on August I next
Although the Lincoln cent has been CO.
signed and coined in large quantities. IL
Is said that all the work so far con-
Quoted has been without the usual au-
hority. The coin is the especial idea OF
eN-Prosident Roosevelt, who selected Vic
tor Drenner, a medalist, Of New York. "a
design the piece, and corrected the de.
sign before he retired from office. Tho
dies were cut subsequently here and the
pieces coined. awaiting authority from
the Secretary Of the Treasury and tho
Mint TO issue them. The new cents can
not be issued without this authority. th'
Presidents orders not being sufficien
warrant for coinage, and, according q
Director Norris, or.ers to this effect havl
not yet been received.
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
WOMANK KIND
Emhroideries.

The embroidery counters offer
fascinating array just now for adorn-
ing the summer frocks
Particularly lovely are the fine white
Swissos with two or three-mch
border Of colored lawn hemstitched on.
They come from twenty inches
TO a yard wide. and are intended for
making frocks.
Among the wash embroiderios are
found some, several inches wide, with
BAN fringe.
The little balls are usually colored,
lavender and green. and possibly
other colors, although no others were
TO be seen al the time Near the edge
is dainty embroidery, on white, in the
same color.
A wide strip Of white lawn IS en-.
! broidered along one side with pinl
bowknots. the edge scalloped in pinl
and finished with tiny white accord
/ Complicated rufilc.
Another piece Of seemingly wasl
embroidery had a border OF plain blu
lawn. hemstitchcd to the white mater
ial which was worked with goli
thread The combination of llgh
blue and gold and white was lovely.
There Is great deal of starligh
embroidery gold on black, some o
which. of good workmanship. is mucl
reduced.
Evening journal., 1909-07-03

Springs Park.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lister and ELAN c. Esan Of
Upland we're visitors here this week.
Miss Mildred Tarbutton has returned
to this city after a visit to Townsend.
Miss Estelle Lang is spending her
vacation with her sister in South Bay,
Nd.
Miss Mary Jones Of Dover. is visiting
friends I'm this city.
j. NJ Decker is visiting relatives al
Dover
James H. Bean of Norwood, was 2
visitor in this city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Lyons of Ridley Park, was a
guest of local friends on Thursday.
Albert Staley of Ridley Park, has Sc
cured position at a printing establish
ment in this city.
Mrs. George Wilson has returned to
her home in this city after a visit tc
friends in Upland.
Miss Viola Morley Of Chester. who has
been spending some time as the guest
OF Wilmington relatives, has returned
home
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
The chantieIeer Hat


The French play. "Chanticleer,' has
not yet been produced. but II has Gre
ated "a fashion
There Is no mistaklng the Chantl-
cleer hat
II is a huge model with a cock perch
ed on the ton Of II.
Absurd. fantastic. laughable, IL Is
all these. but IL has made a hit ia
Paris.
The cock is life-size. one could all
most imagine IT Growing.
In fact Il Is very fine specimen OF
the race Of fowl.
Although made in the work-room,
real cock plummage has been used 10
form Il.
The feathers have been treated. Of
course, until they are fine and glossy.
Although this hat Is remarkable be-
cause il owes It's existence TO an un-
produced play. many other feminine
fashions have arisen from causes as
singular.
Evening journal., 1909-07-03

braid. which is made Of cotton, silk
and wool to suit the fabric 1t is 70 hs
used upon.
Two other braids, called biggoty and
coronation. are largely used to outline
embroidery designs since they are
made TO initiate raised French em-
broidery and have only TO be sewed
In place
The use Of these braids make it
easy 10 cover embroidery pattern
rapiSy and eheaply'
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
Social and
Personal

Miss Alice Belts sailed from Philadel-
phia on June u for Naples. She will
spend some time abroad
Mrs. Howard Mast and son have re-
turned 10 Elevrson after spending some
time with friends IN this city
Mrs. Levi Hughes has returned to FL
verson after spending some time with
Wilmington friends.
Miss Elizabeth Boclius is spending a
few days with her sister. Hilda Bockius
of Chadds Ford.
George X. Barney Jr., has returned
20 Chadd's Ford after graduating from
the Wilmington High School.
Misses Josephine Pennock Adelaide
Volkmar. Elizabeth and Mary Kirk OF
Kennett spent Thursday at Brandywine
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
Han Eever season Soon.

The hay fever season is coming on
apace and is due some time about the
middle Of next month for a great many
people. one business man who has been
victim OF the obnoxious disease, says
Il has attacked him regularly for many
wears on the goth Of August and Il lasts
for a stated period Of each year. There
Is little or nothing that can be done for
1t. excepting perhaps a change Of clim-
afp
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
LADS ACCUSED OF
CIGARETTE THEFT

Charged with stealing cigarettes.
Sylvester Nocholas. aged 10 years. and
Peter SchebelslSa. aged II years. were
In City Court this morning. Their
case was continued until Thursday.
when Humane Agent Stout will re-
port. II is alleged that the boys stole
the cigarettes from the store of James
Mecurio. No. PIG East Second street
Mecurio. the complainant In this case
was a defendant in another. with Al
vera Mercurio. he Is charged with as
sault and battery on Mary Marcello
who says Alvera threatened her with
knife. The Mercurios' hearing was
continued until Tuesday. each being
held under $500 bail.
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
On Tug Party.

Alfred D. Warner, Jr, gave a party
last evening on the tug Taurus in
compliment to Misses Mildred and
Majorie Belts. About three hours
were spent in cruising up and down
the river. Supper was served on
board the boat and the moonlight ride
was much enjoyed by the young merry
makers. Those in the party were Miss
Marion Durham. Miss Nancy Moore,
Miss Louise Nowland. Miss Ethel Tall
man. Miss Frances Vandegrift, Miss
Glare Ellegood, Miss Edna MARTENS,
Misses Gladys and Lillian Jackson,
Miss Frances Brinckley, Misses Mil
dred and Marjorie Belts, Mr. Forgy
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
OFFERS PURSE
LOSER A REWARD

DOVER, Del. July s-Tho man who
lost purse In William *. Knights corn
crib can get s. reward by coming for
ward. proving and claiming his lost prop
erty. AS far as cash was concerned. the
purse contained but little. and there were
no papers Of value I'm t.
The corn crib in which the pocketboolS
was found Is one from which "a large
quantity Of corn has recently disappeared.
Evening journal., 1909-07-03
Handeuff Experts at The sprinas

Howard and Alma, the Handcuff
king and queen" have been secured for
Brandywine Springs Park next week
A platform win be erected at the lake
and daily the pair will leap into the
water. bound hand and foot. Howard,
If the police permit him. will leap
tightly bound. from the bridge at the
foot Of Market street, removing his
shackles under water Exhibitions al
the Springs will be given on each
afternoon and evening Of the week be-
ginning on Monday. Howard will try
to break his record Of 100 feet In
high diving during the week at the
park