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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

In other words, one may have an afternoon cloak
and an evening wrap all in and each absolutely
unlike the other 1t sounds like cheap and easy
way OF dressing but when one or two Of these gar
ments described IL will be seen that cheaphess
Is not to be thought OF in their connection
Fancy gorgeous coat OF ermne reaching to the
feet which, although full wraps about one most
luxuriously. II is perfectly plain but TOT an enol
roouslv wide and long sailor collar Of royal blue
and gold brocaded satin and velvet. Ihe ehos Oh
collar reach the waist and are hnlsheo win
heavy loops and Of gold cord which form the
fastening OF cloak. Presto! one turns the gar
ment and the side there Is another coax
Of blue satin showing three-quarters OF a yaFd
border I'm gold and velvet Of the same shade There
are wide cuffs the brocade but the collar which Is
huge is of ermne. II is perfectly made that no
one suspect that Fl could serve double purpose
This cloak is also made in velvet showing sable
lining "a garment for queen, the color being
maroon and trimming on the velvet side being
gold In expensive materials IL Is 10 be seen In
ratine I'm shades lined with possum, the fashion
able fur OF the season and having a collar OF ihe
same Also II Is made soft camels hair. lined with
satin plain with cashmere effects In cloth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

graceful sweeping curve onto the least
II not in real train. These gowns Worth wells
with TUNES OF lace. OF chiffon OF netted silks
they draped with long sashes tied in the
back caught In front with ornaments that are
works OF art.
The waists OF most OF Worths evening dresses also
shortened sufficiently comply with what is
modish, but that eject is produced generally by
folded satin bands which softly envelop the waist
from the normal line upward Thus, while there is
the fashionable shortened appearance reality these
waists long they seasons ago.
Black and white sometimes combined. sometimes
each made up separately the two colors that
this establishment particularly shows. although there
gowns in royal blue In vivid green, In all the
shades OF sOftest pink In dashng and stunning bro
cades. and in all materials colors that
new and beautiful.
Worth, however stands for conventionaltty and
in everything that Is shown there that attribute
predominates According 70 him, be odd pro-
nOunced Is 10 be bad IN style and gowns
and wraps that attract too much attention, except
BY the richness OF their materials by the
patrons OF his establishment
Zimmerman, who Is OF the resourcefuI
and original dressmakers I'm Parts is showing another
model, consisting OF a dlmy skirt OF sort OF
gauzs IN "a delicate pink shade. made almost
straight the upper part which gathered Into the
high waist band. being nearly fun a it about
the hem The bodice is perfectly plain except for a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

lined with velvet and in number Of other combine"
lions, all smart and all tempting 70 would-be pur-
chaser.
At present there many indications that II 10
going TO be velvet season. for never have there
many models made up OF this material now.
Velvet is fashioned into costumes for the street for
afternoon and for evening alike, and in most
extensive OF colOrs. Chiffon and panne velvet
have both been restored favor and being used
IN white and all the pale shades.
At the opening OF the Coincide FRANCHISE some really
beautiful gowns the stage two-thirds
OF them being OF velvet. One, OF white panne was
plain and narrow, showing trimming on the skirt
which just touched over II tunic OF pale blue
lace OF a quality, which was worked over In
chenille. The shape OF this unusual being short
wide IN front precisely like Masonic apron. ana
hanging single long, wide panel In the back
the hem OF the skirt.
In front the tunic was cut away the corsage.
showing only lines Of the lace over either
shoulder the wide panel started below
the neck. Under the arms white panne velvet
and the sleeves also were OF this The girdle which
high folds Of satin Of the most brilliant
cerse. finished the left side OF the front
with a huge rOsette.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

shaped piece of fine about the neck. over this
and the skirt as WELL hangs tunie which reaches
TO the knees in front and almost TO the hem in the
back This tunc is Of white tulle, embrOi-
dered with silver beads and finished with
fringe OF the On the shoulders where the
tunic meets there beautiful clasps Srom
which hang long frlnges.
AS the manikin walks about show this
tune there Is CLINT Of gold about the skirt which
is so Elusive that II is scarcely 10 be and
this Is amazed md. given il by a pair
OF Turkish trousers made OF gold gauze, which
just to the ankle and are finished with tiny rills OF
gold lace. They take up under the gown,
much more chic than petticoat would he, and
for hall costumes, Zimmerman contends, there H.
nothing that equal them
The reversible cloak Is something in out
side which nearly all the great establishments
showing and which promises TO establish Itself
Of the winters favorites. II is made I'm var-
materials, but the shape is generally the same.
II Is long, loose garment which, however, is made
shapely by being somewhat curved under the arms.
The sleeves kimono shaped and moderately
long Both sides OF the garment finished that
n be worn FIRST and then turned inside
out and be equally attractive the other
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

u u ARIs.-[Special Correspondence. lit is
an empire All clothes OF
- that date; some. OF course more exag-
geratedly 90 than others II short skirts
and high wasted effects being shown
~ In place, then Btiu shorter skirts
Nly tyf ana stn higher waist lines are be
found in the next One select ones
aressmaker according 20 ones taste for the
or conservative following OF the mode, or whether
enc has liking for gold and silver lace and spangles
All that ia odd and bizarre, Just the reverse
This year there Is amusing contrast between
Tor Instance the gowns for evening wear that are
being shown By Worth. the most conservative of all
French houses. and those at the establishment
o. Paul Poirst' newcomer in the field OF fashion.
who has made his reputation by unusual novelty
OF his models At the former place there are gowns
severe In cut. gorgeous TO material. heavy with
embroidery, Jewels, and classic ornaments. trimmed
with priceless lace and wonderful furs having
dignity OF style that Is especially Characteristic Of
the name OF Worth. There violent contrasts
% color, no queer unexpected mingling OF ma
terials. attempt at anything attract attention
or catch the Dignity and harmony seem to be
what s sought for. and that only
AZ narrow skirts and empire and directoire bodies
are the fashion OF the winter Worth H. showing skirts
that are narrow, but not tightly clinglng that
walking In them Is danger. Instead. tkey follow
the lines OF the figure rather more bY suggestion
than by doing actually. and most OF them show
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23

Gown OF black satin charmeuse,
embroidered about ths bottom with
3 narrow band done in gold- ana sill
YER threads. The tunio Is OF white
CHIFFON bordersd around the lower
edge ana down one sids with black
Ohantilly lace. This Is worked
over with gold and silver --lread.
There is other solid embroidery
down the front, across the top Of
the corBags ana down the lower
part OF the sleeves. The low cut
guimpo ana upper part OF the
slsevsr are OF plain Chans4Ily lace.
Model from ROHDEAU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01

stones mas hondas del huen pueblo de
Puerto Rice.
FL pais, dentrO de POGO, cnando ell
Congreso amer oano de su ultima sanction
al Bill Olmsted, entrara en- una nueva
vida constitutional, en- una nueva vida
politica Y quizas para entonces, csas
nuevaS corrientes que va Sc van Sintien-
do hayan tornado cuerpo. Y Ell nueVo
partido este tornado.
Los radicales SO quejan 3e Ia poitica
utimamente segrlida por la direction del
Partido. Z han establecido TN dilema
0 levantan la bandera radical Q Sc llevan
la que ell09 llaman la verdadera bandera
de la Union de Puerto Rico.
per ESQ Sc tevantan Y por ESQ pro-
testan. Pero, hasta ahora, bajo la ban
dera de "a "Uni0n' porque olos quie-
sastre complete del Partido Republicano.
Sc asegura ! Sc dice que los radica-
les cclebraran Ct pr6ximo sabado y en- la
Plaza de Cclon TN monstrUoso meeting
en que tomaran parte los Lcdos. Matien-
70 Cintr6n, Llorens Torres, Be1iitez Cas-
tano SantOni, Canales, TizoI, Jimenez
Sicard6 los senores Yumet y Open
hemier
Va se ve5 pues, que Sc prepara un aue-
vo movimiento politico; que Sc csi','a9
acontecimientos altos dentro de la politi-
ca del pais que aGn no ha terminado la
lat"r de los r1dicales; que IN uuevo
pIrtido Iera el I'm de esa campaN. 6 ura
total rejorma en- Ia direccioa del Par
do J'niooista.
Ilsa> son las imp,esione> 4Dle ha 1ecogi-
do a BOLETIN cn GALES Y plazas, y
bu>ca Ina ocaci6n propicia para eelebrar
con agunos de los prohombres de cse
movnuento algunas confereneias in
teryieWs.
De todos modos. ~. aha .aremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
1Un nueVo paTtido2
Los RADICALEs DE LA "IINION''

DE al%Un tempo esta parte, Y en- al
gunoS circulOs poiiticoS Sc ha venidO ha-
blando, aunque de manera muy amblgua,
de Va formation de un nuevo partido po-
litico. Y la opinion pnblica senala como
futuros -estandartes de ese nuevo
partido politico los elementos radica-
les de la Union de Puerto Rico.
Y rum6rase que, despu6s de las actua-
les elecciones, cuando la "Uni0n' haya
triunfado. como Sc aguarda, en- casi toda
la isla, sUlrgira la nueva cdlectividad, con
rumbos nuevOs y con nuevos hombres Sc
cuenta con la juventud puertorriqueIa
para enarbOIar la bandera de combate: ::
para sostener los ideales de la platafor-
ma de ese partido.
Ell AguiIa de Ponce, ha recogido
en- sus columnaS las expreSiones de uno
de los mas caractcrizadoS eIementos ra-
dicaIeS unionistas, cl senor Oppenhemeir
Van Ryhn, el miSmo que grit6, entusias-
mado, la noche aqueFia memorable de la
ruphlra de rclacioneS entire los dos cuer-
pos legiSIatiVoS: = Viva Puerto Rico ="
FL mismo grito de tintcS radicales raya-
nos en- Scparatlslno.
No son de la indole de nucstro diario las
cuestiones politicas cn Puerto Rico. Pero
setenta amos de vida. de continue eierci-
,cio de continual intervention en- las
cucstioneS mas trascedcntaIeS del pals,
nos dan aIgtIn derecho para recoger.
apuntaf en- nueStraS coumnaS las imprc-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
Muerte del Duque de Veragua
Ell DESCENDI ENTE DE COLON

Nueva York IN Dnque de Varagua, descen-
siente aneal de Crisols Colon, faec6 en Maes4d e do
zningo la edad de 63 Dubnte la gran exposition
ale Chicago 1892 e Duque de Veragua ys6 los Esta
aIos Undos scnpa1tndo Ia ihfanta Eulalia Fueron
Dos recidos altos heoes p0T 1ahta de da expt~c6
recibieron mupe sdenciones yarias parties de los
4istados Jndos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
UN TRIUNFO AMERICANA
POR E.SAS NUBES

Nueys4 York. martes-1irt~ ayiadoreS cOncIrrier0n
yueO dsde Belmont Park hssa La Estaua de la Libe-
tad yuea, Ell Concurso International de Avicl0n
New York Ell premio $4,000 elective ofrecido
por Thomas F. Ryan, Ell cOnOcldo capalista Henry Moi
sant, representando los EstsdoS UnidoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
La huelga de los carreteros
Ell MOVnmENTO Sc EXTIENDE

Nueva York martes.-I4a huelga de los conductors;
de de express New York extendera %, en-
peados de las cuadras. FL presdente del gremo de ca
rretcro, decala que orgnzaa oncs de todo los carre
teros el pals lamar eIloS la huega 81 neceSa
rio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
La ejeouci6n del DR.. Crippen
Sc LIE CONCEDERA UN NUEvO JUICIO?

Nueva York. nGrtes.Sc que la Corte Criminal
de Apeaci0n de LondreS ORA e de novembre Ia pecl0n
de un nievo iucio ell del Dr. II. H. Crippen sen
tencado ser ;hor4do por e 3sSinato de espoSa La
fecha de la eccucon ina sido iiaea de Noviemhre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
Ell arbitraje en- casos de huelga
Los COLORES DE LA BANDERA

Nueva York martts.-El goberno de Portugal ha apro
bado deereto creando comsi0n de hue ell pro-
posO de resver cuesOnes de trbao or medic del arbi-
tje Sc anlncia ocalmene que dos coores de la bane-
ra nacOnal seran verde cana rojo subb1o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
LA REPUBLICA CONVULSIVA
fNTRANQUIBIDAD EN- PORTUGAL

wv
Nueva York, martes.-Ia reputAca de Portugal slgue
dSturbi0s ntern0S. UAmanente han Sdo pre-
30 0fciaS del ejGTcto or aegsla conSprac0n mill
aar contra e goberno OtG detenci0n que cls0 mchoS
concentrates ue Ia def ex-frcnier FnchO, acsado
se abuse del poder oca III gobernO dice que inspire
arreSto que nIcmente fle rcsutado de nveSti
gacI6n Judicial. Fl senor Frincho presto fi4nza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
La vuelta de Mr. Dickinson
UN VIAJE A TODAS Parties

Nueya York martes-EI Hon Jacob NJ. Dickinson. Sc
Crtario de la Guerra SeCto que han hcch0 un VIA
ie tolaS parties del uld0 SalierOn de lIre ell 30 de Oc
tuhre Sc espera que ilegariu New York ell de NOviem
brc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-01
DE PARTE DEL 0RDEN
Ell VOTO DE LA MAYORIA

Nueva York. marte4>-isfs declaracones del Presden-
aede Co1sejo de ministries de Frnca la Clmara de Di-
y)uados que motin entire los dipuadoS han
so sostenidas por la mayora que d0 voo de 800
1873
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Near the New Linen Section

Observant readers of the newspapers must have
noted something concerning cotton advances. Our
close contract with southern and eastern markets,
where cotton is grown, sold and manufactured, made
us wiser to the situation, perhaps, than most folks.
This is where anticipation helped some. You get the
benefit, for-while present stock lasts we will follow
custom and make January memorable for low prices
at usual AT KILPATRICK'S.
From all wide sheetings, the leading brands only in our stock,
per yaru OH 81
From all pillow casing, a reduction ped yd, of ........lKC
From all ready-to-use sheets, q reduction on each sheet of sc
From all ready-to-use pillow cases, a reduction on each OF &c
Pepperell 9x4 sheeting, on Monday at, yard ...........25
Specials in pillow cases at 1870 17hc 15G lac 1910
11hG 1OG and
Extra heavy 72xs9 welded seam sheet, usual value soc, Mon
day, at 39c
Closing out Tco sheets, 81x9O. regular price Csc, Monday 4Sc
Armor Side, S1x90, welded seam, regular price Csc, Mon. soc
Hotel Brand, S1x90, always 75c, Monday ..............69
Pequot, 81x9O, special at csc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Crashes

A case or two excellent roller toweling, worth SIC,
Checked glass toweling, worth ~ C, at, I'd.
A heavy, all linen crash, worth 16 &c, yd. l2KG
Our usual 1Oc Huck towels, each ..........SMG
Our usual 12hc Huck towels, each ........1OC
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Mems NeckWear

Immense Holiday business-odd lots Of Neck
wear left over. Still good assortment and almost
every color and style.
u PRICE ABOUT-Win be the clean up price, as for instance
25c fancy ties will go at 15G; soc novelty scarfs, at 29Gi
and the high grade neckwear formerly 800, will go at 59C;
mems half hose-one big aggregation of fine fashioned SOCKS
plain and fancy, usually soc, will go on Monday, at 25c;
a special in wool socks, black only, at 1870; fine fashioned
black cashmere at a saving in price; knitted mufflers, all col
ors 25H; suspenders, pair in box, soc grade, at 35C; the 7c
grade at Soc; 81 quality at CSC, and those which sold at
sL25 and $3.50 will go at 9SG-2O% DISCOUNT from all
leather bags and suit cases-Well sell the remainder of our
Bath robes, those which sold up to $3.50, at $500; and the
$500 line, at S2.45; all the house coats will go at
S7.75 $500 and $685. each.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Damask

62-inch union. everywhere 75c, at ..........49G
eO-inch mercerised, everywhere 76c, at 49,. Acc
72-inch silver bleached, great for service, worth 81,
will go at, yard .79G
72-inch bleached, worth $40, at ..........S9G
72-inch ~bfeached, worth 81. rs, at ........ .0RN
Here again just an inkling of damask doings
all through the stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
We're Proud Of Our Bedding Dept.

1t will be even more famous after this sale-nOt
only desirability and reliability but vast variety and
radical reductions. Make special note-well sell a
sample line of Cotton Blankets X less than the usual
prices.
Beacon Blankets in 2 lots-$2.75 quality cut to 49,. ST. 9S
Beacon Comfortables. formerly $3.50, Monday, at -. So. 50
11x4 white wool blankets, large, soft and fluffy, worth $3.50,
Monday, at ......,:..... ........ $3.50
11x4 white all wool Reliable, usually Sc, at ......, .S4.95
Just a few left of the famous t X SPECIAL; plaid, all wool,
10 De soi q I . - 'SO.OO
And we miss our guess If you will ever see the like again
for finer, high grade blankets; product OF Americas best mills,
and from the foreigner also-regularly $3.50 to $4,000 all
cut for this famous sale-our comforters are the sanitary kind
Some comfort in that
Cotton filled, on sale at $2.9S $2.19 SIS 5 and $1.69
wool Ihledi on sal i .'...'.'''' S4.3O ahu 1858
Down filled on sale at 1900. $l2.9S
For silk top, down to ..... $3.50 $6.25 and S4.0S
12hc fancy outing fannels, at, yard .............10k
An odd assorted lot of plain and fancy flannels, were up to
Fleece down nannels, regular 15c and 1Sc goods, now on sale,
down TO ....'......
Flannelettes, ~ " and 1c goods, one lot at ........7hc
2O% discount from all prices of work baskets-Bargains
in waste baskets.
One table Of ~ hc percales will go at, yard .,........9hG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
White Goods

Greatest display ever made by us
25c Persian lawn, at
Acc Persian lawn, at
15c India linen, at
Long cloths, at, bolt ........S1 80 and 81 10
Worth 50 and $3.50 bolt.
10c checked nainsook, at, yd. .............5t
8Rc India linen, at, yd.
A vast assortment of fancy white goods all
reduced similarly
Near the New Linen Section
The remains of the book stock will be priced
so low that if interested in any of the titles you
cannot resist buying
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Fine Satin Damask Cloth

2 yards square. worth Sc, each ......,.. $3.50
2x2h yards square, worth $3.50, each . 90
IA yards square,, worth $3.50, each go
Obviously only a few numbers can be quoted
in space at disposal-Our vast stock of cloths and
napkins marked in same ratio.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Combination LINGERIE

Combination lingerie corset cover and drawers
fine lace trimmed; some with embroidery; we'll
worth $3.50, at $50
Skirt and drawers; very dainty effect, worth $500,
now, at Sl.4O
Another fine, deep embroidery flounce; also val
trimmed, worth $500, at, each ........S1.9S
Ladies' drawers; perfect fitting, circular cut; made
of fine nainsook, hemstitched and tucked ruttle'
value soc, at $50
Circular cut again; made from fine nainsook; lace
and embroidery trimmed ruffle, worth 81, at 69G
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

to a ley section, where Largely increased space will give u a opportu
we're never SO large, never % we'll assorted, nor did we ever offer such
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
Cleanup Bargains

Every item in this column
will be sold away below the reg
ular price or value
READ WITH CARE
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A Fair Proposition.
kingstree, S. c.

Every man, woman, boy and girl
desires a wheel. 1t is natural that
everyone should want a bicvcle, as it
is the one source Of real pleasure
and healthfulneSS which all can en-
JOY equally and at very little cost.
The cost to YOU will be nothing
just send to the Taylor-Trotwood
Pub Co, Nashville, Tenn,a postal and
let them tell you how to make $4,000
and secure a bicycle as premium.
You are not obliged to accept this
proposition, but We want an oppor-
tunity to tell you what we have to
offer 1-2S-tf
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Obituary..

Sacred to the memory of Cora
Brown, wife of Mr. } L
Brown of Kingstree, S c, who was
born October IS, 1875, and departed
this life August $1,000. She was
laid to rest in the Williamsburg
cemetery.
Father, it is bitter grief
For poor, weak hearts TO bear.
Forgive us that We can't return
Thy love without tear.
Gently closed her lovely eyes,
Soft and blue and pure as heaven
For the silver cord is lOosed
And the ties of life are riven.
Rest. dear 'Nolia, rest, dear 'Nolia,
In the bosom Of thy God;
We hall soon come home 70 r et thee
Now we are passing unuer the rod.
MOTHER.
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