THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1007.
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rday Bargains You'll Find Era Superior to- Your Expectations in
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55.s.AISJJfc Vefffng 10
25c to 35c Ribbons 10c
F5;cy Fancy Ruching t9c
This box contains six pieces full
neck length of fancy ruchings, as
sorted patterns, ' sell regularly
everywhere at 35c ; sale -f q
price Saturday I C
Grand 5c Handk'r'fSale
A great assortment of "plain and
fancy ribbons, worth regularly 25c
to 35c yard; will be placed on sale
Saturday, in one great lot, tfr
at, yard J lC
Come in plain qr fancy nets, cbe
nUle or velvet dots in brown, navy,
black, white and magpie; -
sale price, yard i UC
The ereatest nandkercnlet bargain flay ot
the season. Embroidered,' "Fancy Scal
loped, Hemstitched or Initialed and Lace
Edge Handkerchiefs, some slightly soiled,
and a big Job of odd lots, worth aw
uU
regularly 10c to 15c, at one Tf
THE
RELIABLE. STOIIE
price.
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Manufacturer's Stock
Sale of Women's Ready
to Wear Garments
Our New York buyer, right on the
ground, found several manufactu
rers ripe for a cheap offer and se
cured these stocks at prices far be
low their value.
Three of thee ortunate purchases ban
been received and ill go on sale Saturday at
prlceg greatly below actual retail value. Man
ufacturer'! 'ttock' of Women's Coats and Bulta
Manufacturer' stock of Women's Skirts; and
a nianttfacWjer's sample line of Furs.
Tailor SnitH, in fine chiffon broadcloths, all
best colors and styles, values to $30.00, 100
garments to select, from, on sale Saturday
at ....!' $10.00
A Great. Lot of I'anama Skirts, f rorn a N. Y.
manufacturer, bought for spot cash at a
great bargain, regular $7.50 values, 3.05
French Voile Skirls, pleated and trimmed
with braids of taffeta, $10.00 values, on sale
at $4.05
92H.0O Coats, In the most authentic styles,
mostly 62,lnch length, delightful bargains
'at $10.50
$10.00 Coats, in fine black kerseys and fancies
50 inches 'long; very special, at.. $0.05
$5.08 Silk Underskirts Free As extra
special bargain Saturday to every purchaser
of one of our handsome French voile skirts
at $0.00
The greatest bargain shown In Omaha.
A Great Line of Silk and Net Waists that
would sell regularly at $5.00, In Saturday's
sale at, choice ...-$2.08,
.i u tru i i ii in. ami i hi r j , v
From 8 Till 9 A. M. Women's $2.00 long
Flannelette Kimonos, on saie at 08
From 0 T;il 10 A. M. Women's $2.00 Moire
Underskirts, choice S9
Children's Day In Our Cloak Department A
big stock of Children's Coats and Bonnets
go on sale at about Half Actral Value.
Children's Curly Bear Skin Cba'ts, all colors,
sizes 1 to 6 years, at. $2.08
Children's Bear Skin and Silk Hoods ahd
Bonnets, worth to $2.00,' choice. .. .,.03
Children's Coats In Friezes, Kerseys! Astra
khans, etc., al newest styles, sizes 6 to 14
years, regular $7.50 to $10.00 values, on
sale Saturday at $4.05
Extra Special Shoe Sale Saturday
Ladies9
Ladies'
Winter
Underwear
Rousing Bargains Saturday. Sam
ples, Odd Lots and Broken Lines at
About Half Actual Iletail Values.
Ladled Union Suits, worth to $4.00,
all wool and silk and wool. Kreys,
blues or white, at $2.08
Ladles' L'nJon Suits, In wool,
at $1.50
In bilk and wool, at $1.03
Ladies' Fleece Lined Union Suits
Very special values at 98c, 75c. 69c
49c and 3Q
Ladles' Fine Woo! Vests and Pant
Elegant bargains at $1.50, $1.25,
98c and 75
Heavy Fleeced Underwear, at, per.
garment, 49c, 39c and 23t
Children's Union Suits, all st?es.
special bargains, at 9S
Children's heavy ribbed or fleece
Vesta and Pants, great snap at 25c
nd , lOt
Children's Wool Ribbed Vests and
Pacts, all sizes, at 50
Ladies' Outing' Flannel Gowns, val
ue to $2.00, choice, $1.60, 08c
and 75
Ladles' Outing Flannel Gowns, rood
Quality, at 50
Hose
Specials
The most complete line of
Ladies' and Children a Hose shown
In Omaha. Saturday's Special
1 rices mean a Saving to you of
25 to S3J on Standard
Goods.
Ladies' $3.00 Silk none hand
embroidered, on sale, at. .$1.08
Ladies' $2.00 Silk Embroidered
Hose special, at ..$1.50
Ladies' $2.00 Silk Hose In all
colors, Saturday, at ..98c
A Hover Lace and Embroidered
Lisle Hoso all new colors and
patterns, $1.00 to $1.50,
values 08c, 75c, 40c
Ladles' Wayne- Knit Hose plain
gauze or heavy lisle, regular or
extra sizes, all black or with
white sole, at.. 83c, 3 pr. fl.OO
Ladies' Wayne Knit Hose wlA
linen sole, best value on market,
at sDc
Ladles 83c Embroidered Lisle
Hose special Saturday, at. 25a
Children's Pony Hose Fine, med
ium or heavy ribbed, at. pr.25c
Ladles' Fleece Lined Hose snaps
at, pair 12Vo
now
Men's, Women's, Misses' and Child's Shoes
all this season's goods at one-fourth to
? one-half off the regular prices.
J Men's $3.50, $4.00 and some $5.00 values, in
nearly all styles and leathers, Goodyear
L ,., i. wen, rocs oau soies .d.ou
J: ' Men's $2.50 and? $3.00' valued in box'caUV
kangaroo calf and vici kid bals and Blu
i chers, with extra heavy out soles, made 'to
stand hard wear: . . . $1.98
The largest line of Union Made Shoes in
the city, both for men and women.
Little Gents' and Youths' box calf and vici
kid Bluchers. .......... .$1.19 and 98c
Women's rubber heel dongola Juliets, regu
lar $1.50 values 98c
Women's carpet and leather sole slippers
at 25c
Women's fine hand turn and welt sole $3.50
shoes, all sizes $2.48
. Misses $1.50 dongola lace Bluchers. .;..98c
Bossola Polish, all day, the 10c kind...5c
Bring the children in Saturday, buy them
shoes at a big saving and get one of the little
RED BOOKS.
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Agents for the Stetson and Crossett shoes
for men and the Queen Quality shoes for
women.
Grand Book Sate
Save money by buying your Holiday Books
All $i .50 Ccpyrighted Eooks 93c
These books are all very newest publication,
regular $1.50 values. Some booksellers sell
them at $1.20, and the very lowest wholesale
price allowed by the American Book Publishers
is $1.08, but our special sale price QQ
Saturday will be, each 2fOC
$1.00 lie-bound Copyright Books, 43c Some sell
these at 4 9c, or possibly 4 7c, but our sale
price the lowest , 43c
Bicycle Playing Cards, per pkg 17 Hf
Extra Sized Mogul Tnblets 3)4
Carter's Inks, per bottle oji
Carter's Mucilage, per bottle hst
35c Fancy Box Paper and Envelopes 19t
Corset Specials
A complete display of the
products of the world's best
manufacturers. Astylish
model for every figure.
Saturday, as a special Inducement, wa
offer our customers $5.00 Bon-Ton
Corsets, In four handsome models,
. silk, batiste or French i.outll. .S3.B0
Big Grocery Sale at Hayden's Saturday
GREAT, STOCK-REDUCING SALE ,
Nothing Bui the Highest QjaWy of Goods Are
Stocked on Our Shelves.
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II pounds best pure cane Oranulated
Sugar I1.U0
10-lb. tick bent granulated White or
Tell'.w Cornmral ISO
11 bare best family Laundry Soap 25o
Burnham's Hasty Jellyoon, pkg.. 5o
48-lta. sack best fancy high patent
Flour 11.35
1-lb. can Condensed Bouds 7V4o
The bst Soda or Oyster Crackers,
nr lb to
The bent crisp Ginger Snaps, lb., fio
The beet crlep Pre tie I , pr lb. ... 60
IXneeda Biscuit, per pkg 3Ho
Elijah's Manna Breakfast Food, per
' pkg. .' tOo
Egg-O-See, Corn Flakee, per pkg. 7 Ho
lr. Price 9 Breakfast Food, pkg. . 60
1- lh, pkg. Macaroni IHo
2- lb. cans fancy sweet Sugar Corn
at .... , 7o
I'lb. cane solid pnrked Tomatoes, tic
The beet Tea Htftlnga, per lb.. 12 Wo
Fancy Santos Cutfee, per lb.... i.15c
Batter,- Cheese and Bntttrlne 1
Xayden Bros. Headqaarters. ;
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 2Sc
Choic e Separator Creamery Butter
per lb. So
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
per lb 28c
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb 18c
Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese,
per lb. 16o
Neufchatel Cheese, each 4o
Sap Sago Cheese, each 80
nilK TIQETA3I.11 FBTCXI YOB
BAX DBS AY. .
I heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce for 60
S bunches frosh Hadlshes for io
Fancy Kweet Potatoes, per lb.... Ho
Caps Cod Cranberries, per quart Hht?
Freeh Cab bare, tier head.'. IUb
J Hubbard Squash, each, Eo and 7 Vic
Fresh Spinach, per peck..., lOo
I Fancy Ked Onions, per lb IVt
Freeh Turnips, per lb...... 2o
r resn van um, per id zc
Large head fresh Cauliflower for lOo
Large Cocoanutu, each Go
New Honey, per rack 15o
Bermuda Onions, per lb Bo
Tokay drapes, per lb.. 7 Ho
Freeh Paisley, per bunch ..lo
Freeh Roasted Peanuts, per qt....5o
Large Juicy Lemons, per doi....2Uo
Myden's Meajs
Always first in quality,
always lowest in price. You
are always sure of satisfac
tion and price saving if you
order at Omaha's Busiest
Meat department.
Spring Chickens . . . 91c
Sirloin Steak, lb 10c
Eound Steak, 3 lbs. for 25c
'Boneless Roast, lb 10c
Veal SteW,6 lbs. for. . .25c
$3.80 Jewel Corsets, In fine imported
batiste, pink or blue, long hip mod
els with hose supporters attached;
on sale at 90.00
75o CoutU Corsets, long hip models,
with hose supporters, come In drab
or white, all sizes to 30; snap
at 49o
Every woman In need of a corset
should take advantage of this saving
opportunity.
Don't Fail to Visit
the Crockery Dept.
"We are now closing out a
, few of pur metal lamps-1
complete .... .....QSc
We have left a few more of
our 100-piece English Por
celain Dinner Seta, which
we are closing out at 5.95
2-quart cut star pitchers, f6r
this sale only, each. . .79c
Japanese cups and eaucers,
at 12V2C
Japanese 4 -inch Plates, each. 7 He
Soup Bowls, eaih Sn
3 I fees German China. Tea Sets,
Sot 40c
Trf tiayd n's First
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Half Price Sale
MILLINERY
L Saturday. Nov. 2nd
In order to quickly reduce
our immense stock of Trim
med Ilats, we have decided
to offer this one day
flny Trimmed Hat
in Stock at Choice.
Just Half Regular
Prices.
No place will you find more charming variety of au
thentic and practical fall millinery models. EVERY
HAT MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES $5.00 TO
$125.00 VALUES AT JUST
Hal
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Great Sate of Men's Furnishinas and Underwear,
Our ability to handle the goods in large quantities and the cash has worked wonders with the '
manufacturers. By reason of several big purchases for cash of manufacturers' surplus stocks and
sample lines we are-offering values for Saturday beyond comparison the greatest ever known In
dependable garments. .
MSirS ABS BOYS' awSATSBS En
tire surplus stock of one of the largest
mills, fine all wool garments, many
with four-ply oollars, ribbed cuffs and
tall. Coat ntyles for men, and Duster
Brown etyle for boys and girls. Sweat
ers In the lot worth to 93.00, in 8atu
day's eale, your choice, at ao, 4So, uo
Sri.CIAX. BAKQ1II8 iw Mcif'B TV-
KliXIJta D EFAK.TME.it T
Men's riaanai GTersalrts, all wool, grays,
tans or blues, single or double breated,
worth to $2.50, sale prices $1.90 and 1.B0
Ilea's Griffon Brand Shirts Sumple icar
mente, worth to 12.00, finest madras,
etc., bet patterns, all styles, at 98o
Kern's , Underwear Fine all wool gar
ments, single or double brerinled shtrte,
"n.i; at "So and 980
Ken's I-leeecd Shirts and Drawers, worth
to $1.00, remarkable bargains tsaturjnv
...46o and 39 e
Men's I lush rack Wool Underwear Extra
heavy quality, made from finest Aus
tralian wool, with Soft nap puliel
through on Inside, values to 12. 0. great
est bargains shown snywh-re at, sale
. prices S1.00, LSS and SLSO
Hay dm Bros. Drug
Department
CUT PRICES O NALL PATENTS
SZr Cough Syrup 14
50c Scott's Emulsion 4.t?
25c Caamberlain's Cough Cure 223
Men'a All Wool Shirts and Drawers, In
greys,' browns and scarlets, vury special
bargains at, sale prices, fl.33, 11.60, $1.00
Ken's Woolta Hot, grryi and tans, grout
values at QSo, lo and lSHa
Hen's Cotton Boa, entra heavy qualltv,'
black and fancies, special 1BV0 and 16a
EX1RA SPECIALS IN OUR GREAT DOMESTIC ROOM
.J.0r,;r hn,f of th Rreat room d,ved to the display of Men'a, Ladle' and
Children's Furnishings will be crowded Saturday with the greatest lot of
Lnderwpar bargains ever sliown In Ou.aba. ,
Many otthr offerings brlow actual manufacturer's cost.
iadles' Test and rants Cream or grey.
In heavy ribbed or fleeoed, worth to 76c a
garment, at 390, Suo and 19e
Men's riseced Shirts and Drawors, worth
to 11.00, extra heavy quality, at, gar
ment U9e
Ken's Woolen Underwear that would sMl
regularly to $2.00 a garment, at 76o
. Wright's rieeoed Skirts and Brawerj,
finest quality, on eale at, garment.. 7S
Tiom Si30 1111 S30 A. K-Men's. W o
men s and Children's winter weight
undergarments, 100 dosen lo select from
values to 76c. .choice Ido
r?Sm,,.Tm 10,30 A- M Ladles' All
,i . Vn,on Bult. worth up to 15 00.
limit or two to a cu tomer, at 8 So
tallies' Combination Salts Winter weight
In whits or greys, snap at..3o and 40
TOVB GBBAT KOUS EAXXS,
xnricATcrsABU baboazbsi
Front 10:30 Till Ili30 A. ML -Men's Fine
Madras Whirls, odd lots, broken lines
and. sampler, that sold up to $1.00
while they last, at aSo
rrom 11 130 Till 18:30 r. H. Men's and
Women's Hose, heavy winter weights,
mostly flee 6 lined, blacks or greys. .
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25c box Easy Timers.
170
450
60c Wizard Oil
TOILET ARTICLES
10c Glycerine boap, per cane... 40
15c boapa, per cake
Jap Rose Soap - )
Volcanic Soap
25c Imported Castile Soap, per In.,
at 170
10c Oatmeal Soap, 3 cakes. ... 100
3 cakes Kirk's Violet, per box. .
3 cakes Elderf lower Soap 100
SOAPS
Eastman's Benzoin and Almond Lo
tion 00
20c Hiker's Cold Cream 0
50c Ingram's Milk Weed Cream 300
25c Sanltol Cream
60c Zlska Powder .' 35
20c Eastman's Talcum Powder.. OO
20c Riker's Talcum Powder. .. . H
6O0 Malvlna Lotion 200
2fic Tetlow's Powder. 10
25c Tetlow's Tooth Powder.. 140
15e Tooth Brush
10c Chamois fij.
Special rrlces on til rubber foods
Saturday.
Try
Hay
Saturday is Hardware Day
l$4.98
A.sisiV Si
. C-O T
cii ......... 40c I
inn ip
, J 19c G9c j J
19c
15c
Largo three-tray Dinner Bucket, like
cut- i5k
Mrs. Pott'a E-plece seta Sad Irons,
worth 11.00. for 59
(3,60 solid copper Wash. Boiler, on
8aIe. for 91.85
$2.00 solid heavy black tin, copper
bottom Boiler for 31.10
$1.25 XX tin copper bottom Boiler
tor 600
Large enameied Water Palls, worth
60c, for 200
98c bins and white enameled Tea
Kettles ; 49
4 0c doubts tine Wash Boards. . .100
8-inch Agrlo.iianal Wrench, Ilk cot,
for - 100
35c Padlock, 6 leavers, 1-ln. neck,
for 100
85c galvanized Wash Tubs for. . COO
75c galvanized Wash Tubs for.. 400
30c galvanized Water Palls for.".loo
25c Parlor Brooms 150
Uaydi-n's fpr Washing Machines
O. K. Rotary Washer, worth $7.10.
-me aest notary Wanner, worth $7.00,
r, 54.40
We carry 57 different styles of Wash
Machines, including the water power
SOIES ON OMAHA SOCIEDi
Miss Euth Moorthead Gires Bridge
Party for Mrs. Harry Moatjomery.
HAPPY HOLLOW CLOSES D00HS
, t'oaelndea Most Isecwafsl Season
wlis ,1'alsjsis) Hallow' Frolle
nad ProsalM ( Coatlnae
Pnlarlty Next Year.
Happy Hollow Country club closed Its
doors for the season with a Hallowe'en
party 'Thursday night in which about 100
members of the club and their families par-
The only food in which celery
form an important part is
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
mm
It acts admirably upon the ner
vous system. Palatable, nutri-.
tious, easy of digestion a.id ready
to rnr.
for alt by all Crocert
tlclpated. Jack o'lanterns, goldenrod,
autumn leaves and candles decora.ed the
rooms. , A program of music and readings
was given followed by games and dancing
For the older people the bld-faahlonud
square dance was revived, proving ons ot
.he fun provoking features ot the eve.ilni.
tefreahmenls consisting of elder and
oughnuts were served later. Harrpy Hol
w has proven one of the most popula 1
country clubs during 'the last summer an
Its closing for the winter will put an enn
to the - continuous round of entertaining
that has been done there sine It wa.
opened a few months ago.
For Sirs. Hostvemerr.
Mrs. Harry Montgomery, wh6 has re
cently returned from her wedding trip,
was honor guest Friday afternoon at a de
lightful bridge rarty given by Miss Ruth
alorehead at het home. Five tables were
placed for the game and those present
were: Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Earl Kl;
I'nger. Mrs. Clark Powell, Mrs. Georje
Redlclc, Mrs. Harley O. Morehead, Mrs.
Loulj Clarke, Miss Marlon Haller, Miss
Etta Beeman of Kansas-City, Miss Alice
Rogers, Miss Mary Morgan, M'ss Helen
Davis. Miss Mabal Marr, , Miss Julia
Coburn. Miss Lorraine Comalock. Miss
Katherlne Qrabla, Miss Elizabeth CuiigJoo.
Miss Lucy Updike. Miss Ilaxel Connell,
Miss Frances Murtln. Miss Haiel Rem
ington of Grand Rarids, M oh., Miss Pol
lard of SIomx City and the hostess.
Old-Fashioned Tea.
'One. .of the the i-rotty affairs of Friday
was an old fashioned tea given by Mrs.
Ira VI'. Porter from 4 to ( o'clock la honjr
of her sister, Mrs. Luclan W. York, ot At
lanta. Ga., who s ber guest for a mon:h.
Yellow and gretn was the colof combina
tion used In decorating the various room.
Large bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums
were given conspicuous places while - In
the dining room the centerpiece fjr the
table was a pumpkin barket filled with
tie same flowers. Tea was sorted Id tht
library fy Mis Nell Donahue and Miss
May Nichols. Assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. D. Donahue and Miss Ituss.ll
McKelvey. About fifty sjuests were present
during the receiving hours.
DrldsT rarty.
Miss Lawall of aston. Fa., who Is the
attractive and popular guest of Mrs. Dan
Baum, was honor guest at a bridge lunch
eon given Friday by Mrs, J. E. Baum
"ben eight tables were placed for tha game
'riday evening she will again be entei
ained, Mrs. Walter Q. Preston having 1
' ed Invitations for her honor. Five tubl.
vlll bo usod for the game.
Cooktwg Clwb Rpaames.
The Cooking club, which has been abur
doned for some time, has again resum
Its meetings and Miss Flora Webster wa
hostess Thursday afternoon at the firs
meeting of this season. Those present were
Mrs. Charles Koantxe. Mrs. Luthe
Kountie, Mrs. Sam Burns, jr., Mrs. Jotr
T. Btewart. second. Mrs. Ward Burgest
Mrs. Wlll'am Sears Poppletdn. Mrs. Han
Wllklna, Mrs. Moshler Colpetser. Mr
Herbert Wheeler, Mrs. Joseph Barker, Jr.
and Miss Webster.
Ilallowe'e Party.
Misses Helen and Kuth Best gave a mo
enjoyable Hallowe'en party Thursday even
lng at their home, !J2t Howard street
Oarr.es appropriate to Hallowe'en affordei'
amusement for the even'ng. The, dlnlns
room, where the guests were seated at one
large table for refreshments, was lighted
entirely by candle lights and a grinning
Jack-o-lantern was used as a centerpiece.
Ten guests were present.
CharmoBt Clas.
The Chsrmont clrb held Us first meet
ing of the fall Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Albert Egbert' being the hostess. Eighteen
i members ot the club were present and
six-handed high five was the game of the
afternoon.
Conae-oma-G Ccsalp.
Mrs. Edward del Btrother. who has been
vls'tlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank B. Kennard, left Friday for Madi
son. Wis., where she will visit her mother,
Mrs. Burton, for several weeks.
Mrs. J. C. Hammond and Miss Olive
Hammond, who have been spending the
summer! In England with Dr. Hammand,
have shortened their trip on the continent
on account of the severe Illness of NMrs.
Hammond's little son, wno remained In
Pennsylvania with relatives. They will
sail November t for New York. Dr. Hun
lond will remain In London until the first
.' the year.
Mr. M. Lsurr and daughter, Miss Carrie
!. Lauer, have returned from a ten weeks'
astern trip and are at their foimer horn,
.e Majestic flats.
Mnjor and Mrs. Thomas Cruse have sue
eded in finding quarters In Boston and
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After severe
illness after
severe physical
or mental
strain use
Scott's
Emulsion.
It builds up and
holds up the
strength of man
4 and woman, crirl
O and boy. It is the
aQs most wonderful
Qi "food-tonic" in the
world.
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are now settled at the the Wollaton, 1UT0
beacon street.
Mrs. H. Armfield and daughter, Mrs. F.
P. Williams of Minneapolis, are the guests
of Mr. T. Armfleld at lo70 Farnam street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Wattles, who have
been spending several weeks In California,
where they are building a winter home, are
expected home Saturday or Bunday.
Mr. S. A. McWhorter, who is spending
he winter In Chicago with his family. Is nothing suspicious looking.
11 uiii.ii. tur b lew UBjri vn uusincsB.
mother, says she knew nothing about the
case, except that her son came home In the
night and opened up a suit case with the
dead baby wrapped In a blanket. She said
he requested her to get rid of K as best
she could and that she went out and dug
a holv under the front porch, placed the
body In a pasta board box and deposited It
In the hole, then covered It with dirt and
smoothed off the mound so as to leave
BABE BURIED UNDER PORCH
XewBora Child la Bshamed Mad
Will b rroperly Laid
Away.
Burial of his child under the porqh of
his mother's home, to which he conveyed
It dead In a suit case from the home o'
his wife, 19-1 Douglas street, aroused sus.
plcions of the police against Randolph
Stevens, as well as his wife and mother,
but fuller Investigation allays thee sus
picions largely and leaves the belief that
the sole Irregularity was the unusual and
unceremonious manner ,of burial.
The baby was born Thursday night, Oc
tober 14. Its mother, Marie Stevens, a
waitress In a Douglas street restaurant,
who has resumed her work, rooms at' 1921
Douslas, which Is the residence of Mrs.
W. H. Roberts. The father, a waiter In a
Howard street restaurant, has not lived
with his wife for some time. His mother's
home, to which he took the baby. Is at 707
South Seventeenth street.
Dr. Porter Is authority for th statement
the child's death was perfectly natural.
The coroner was notified Friday ot th
child's burial and at onco arranged for
Its being exhumed and given a proper
burial after it was examined under th
direction of th City Health department,
to whk-h It was to be turned over.
Mrs. Marie Stevens and Mrs. Roberts said
he baby was alive and crying lustily for a '
little while. Mrs. Stevens, th young roan's
Terrlbl Disaster Averted.
Tha terrlbl disaster of nervous break
down, caused by dyspepsia. Is averted by
Electric Bitters. 50 cents. Ouaranteed. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
DRIVER
Army
DAY WITH POLICE
of Teamster at Statlv
Gcttlaaj on Wrong; Bid
of Street.
tor
Th street surrounding th police station
War liberally lined with teams and wagons
Thursday afternoon and all day Friday
and the station assumed the appearance of
a market house. All the drivers were In
side awaiting their employers to come down
and ball them out.
This Is the result of th chief's order
given Thursday to arrest all teamsters who
fa'l to obs rve th city ordinance in driving
on the right side of th street and keep
ing on that Bid la turning corners. No
partiality was shown by the poll In
making arrests. Italian fruit peddlers,
wholesale house teamsters 'and soma ot th
city's elite drivers composed the cosmopoli
tan assemblage and as fast, as they.,eould
procure a bond they were released. .'-Only
a few of them had -the necessary cash for
bonds, but all of them were vlsiUd sooner
or later by employers or friends who put
up the bond.
t'sers of Qalck ala Shoo Tolleh
say It is th best and most lasting polish,
they have ever used. It gives a polish la
th Icathor and It won t rub off on th
clothing. A '.veil satisfied User la th best
advertisement. , '
Y. W. C. A. WOMEN TO CRETE
Delegation from Omaha Goes to Stat
Convention nt Doss
' Cullrse.
A delegation from the Omaha Young
Women's Christian association. Including
Mrs. Emma F. Byers, Miss Lillian Loft us
and Miss SweKser of the sec re tsry .staff.
Mrs. George Tlidon and Mrs. J. P. Lord of
tha board f directors, went to Crete' Fri
day' momlng to attend the annual con
vention of the' Nebraska Young Women's
Christian association In session at Doan
collegw over Sundsy. Another party. In
cluding Mia Jane Gannett, physical di
rector. Miss Lillian Burgess, Miss T. M.
Crittenden. Miss Beth Wallace and Mrs.
Clara L. Dolan, left this afternoon. Mrs.
W. P. Harford, president of th local as
sociation. Is 111 and msy be unable to at
tend th convention. Several of th
On-aha women will contribute, to th pro
gr.m. . ,
Ask Him
Lips white? Cheeks pale P Kloodthio?
Consult your doctor.
Bad akin? Vesk nerves? Losing flesh
Consult your doctor.
AtyovrJoctooUuttaltintylutt. No appetite? Poor dl.estloB? Dlicoorateil?
non-ofceW-c SarUaT TnU Coiiautt your doctor.
