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THE BEE: 'OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1010.
SATURDAY SALES
W omen's Lingerie W aists
From the Teffi-Weller Stock, Worth up to $2, at 69c
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Ii Our Demeit New Store
Nearly 1,200 of these new
wnists, which we secured at n
great sacrifice. All this Reason's
latest models; dutch necks, "turn
over collars, high necks, etc.,
beautifully trimmed. Never such
a waist bargain in Omaha,
iYAiai5 ST TTV nf
Actually
Worth up
to $2, at . .
to
Saturday IVe Offer a Very Fine Lot of Waists from the TeffMVeller Stock $1.50
These are ultra smart waists, all very fine materials, sheer quality, clever
new ideas, waists really worth up to $5.00, will go on second &f50
floor, at P1
FINAL CLEARANCES
f all Odds and Ends of
Women's Low Shoes
Broken lines of Women's Oxfords
and Tumps, patent colt, suedes and
gun metals, odds and ends,
many worth $3.00 and $3.50
r'-v a Pair Saturday only, at
S 00
195
Ml
Women's $3.00 Oxfords and
Pumps At.
Women's $3.50 Oxfords and tl39
Pumps At V .
GIRLS'
and STORM
PROOF
COATS
Actually worth
to $5.00 each,.
. at
75c
In Basement
All full length coats,
In sties 14 to 81
Juat the thing for
school wear and
everyday wear. All
storm proof. An ex
tra special Saturday.
Women's Linen
Oea Knits Nw
styles and colors,
worth to $11, at
,$2L8
I ii i i aaalWSaWlTlmClaiCBi mi .in -
Women's Vretty
Lingerie Waists
High or low neck,
worth to $1 00, at
8
30c
All the Women's and Misses'
WASH DRESSES
FROM THE TEFFT-WELLER STOCK
Worth op to $7 Each, at $2.50
Hundreds of the daintiest of
new mulls, ginghams and lawns, in
the latest styles, nil shades and all
sizes up to 44, new tunic effects,
beautifully trimmed with lace
edged ruffles, button trimmings,
etc., second floor, Saturday only
.SO
Children's Colored Dresses '
In all sizes, 4 to 12, 3 big lota Sat
urday, second foor
Children's Dresses OA
Worth to $2.50, at OiJC
Children's Dresses ft f A r
Worth to $3.50, at. .P1.L&Z
Children's Dresses- A f
Worth to $6.00, at s&t.VZJ
a sec
Clearing Sale of Hair Goods
This clearing Bale, affords values for Saturday
that are Indeed sensational.
Transformations Great bargains in these desirable
accessories. 22-inch transformations of curly hair,
$5.00 values, at $2.08
The Madam Boyd Rosette Puffs 13 and 15 In set,
made of fine hair, at.; $1.08
Chantecler Cluster Puffs Positively the very latest
coiffure of the season, $10.00 values, at.... $0.00
Finest Short Stem Switches,
' 20-lnch long, $3.00 values,
at S1.48
Washable (. Hair Rolls 24
inch. 75c values KOt
Manicuring, Shampooing and
Turban Capi
Made light, 85c
values . . .. .20f
Extra Large Net
Two for .'. .... 5
Scalp Treatments.
Any Man's Shirt
in our Entire Stock 5 -f1
Manhattans excepted
SATURDAY, at . ...
Negligee and outing shirts, in
cluding every high grade make and
pattern in this store, except Man
hattan shirts. Greatest offer of
Men's Shirts ever made in Omaha,
your choice Saturday, at 1
ONE DOLLAR
Ken's lummw Undershirts and Drawers Balbrlggan and lisle, worth up to
11.00, at 36o and 49o
Man's Outing and Warllgee Shirts Pon tree and Chembn-y 890
Man's Ma Silk Tabular Four-ln-Xand Tlss Saturday, each at So
I I SATURDAY SALES ' V
Most Fortunate Clothing Purchase
OF THE ENTIRE SEASON
A New York Maker had to raise a largo
sum of money on a few days' notice. He sold
us his entire stock of Men's medium and
light weight clothes, at About One-Half Price
Saturday the entire purchase goes on
sale.
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S
$22.50 Cassimere Suits jj f-j
$20 Blue and Fancy Worsteds...
$18 Standard Cheviot Suits
$18 Blue Serge Suits.
These suits are suitable for present wear.
Many of them plenty heavy enough for fall
wear. You will never see a bigger bargain
than these.
Odds and Ends of MEN'S
That Have Been Selling up to &
$15.00 $
The balance of our Men's Suits that
have been selling at 110 and $16,
unrestricted choice Saturday, at....
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SUITS A 7 , i
s itin
Boys' Long Pant Suits
Ages 14 to 17 Snappy, light pat
terns, this season's latest cut.
Suits that have been selling all
season up to $10.00, CO QQ
Saturday, at $d.J0
PANTS
Man's and Toung Man's Sisea,
$1.98
Worth $3.50,
$1 and $4.50 at
Neat effects in worsteds, flannels,chev
iots or cassimeres, peg top or busi
ness cut, some cuff bottoms,, worth
up to $4.50, per pair, ' ( flO
at $JL70
Boys' 1.00 Quality K. & E.
Pleated bosom Hhlrt Waist
Itlonses on second OA.
floor, at rC
Boys' 50c Summer
Coats, Second Floor,
old store, at
Children's Sleeping Gowns
Ages 4 to 10, made of good
quality muslin,
at
19c
All Our Boys' Wash
Suits, at Less Than
HALF PRICE
Boys' Strictly All Wool Blue
Serge Knickerbocker Pants
All sizes, second no.
floor, at OC
BOYS' KHAKI)
Knickerbocker Pants
at 38c
SPECIALS IN OUR DRUG DEPI.-NEW STORE,
25o Banltol Tooth Wah,
at llo
I6o Lilac Talcum 7o
tto Grave's Tooth Powder,
at 14o
tSo Bosodont ISO
15o Sanltol Cream . ...14o
50a Consuello Cream... ISO
50o Malvina Cram...34o
75c Pomelan Massage
Cream , ...69o
50c Hayes' Hair Health,
at 4Bo
15o Lfqunione Soap.... So
lOo Jap Ross Soap...,.7o
25c Packer's Tar Soap, lSo
1-lb. 20 Mule Team Borax, '
at so
lOo Shlnola , 7o
5 Cakes Ivory Soap..lo
$1.00 Traveling- Oase..49e
$1.00 Ideal Hair Brush VSo
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L Hen's Low Shoes
Clearance
About 400 pair broken lines, odds and ends of Men's up-to-date
shoes that have been selling up to $4.00 pair, fi 1 49
Saturday, one day only, at one price, per pair . . .JJ 1 -
Your choice of all our Men's
Low Shoes, that have been
. selling up. to CP 3$
$3.50, at ..,
Your choice of all our Men's
Low Shoes, that have been
selling, up to - fl 95
$4.00, at , l 4
BRINGS WANT AD TO OMAHA
Farmer from Howell, Neb., Adver
tises for a Wife.
WOULD NOT TRUST THE MAILS
tomes to Omaha to See that lHa
Want Ad Is Pat la the Paper
Right Is Retired
Farmer.
"loh 'Will elne Frau haben," was the In
lutry put at the Information bureau ot the
Union station Thursday afternoon. In
EngliHh this means that a nice, respectable
German farmer, now retired, wishes a wife,
and will not be too strict aa to require
ments In getting one.
, John Parr Is his nam and he Is between
TO and 80 years of age, living at Howell,
Neb. He has plenty of money, and wants
a wife, who is a good cook to be his oom-
anion in his old ags. She must bs b'
tween 60 and 70 years of age. and need
not be more than fairly good looking to
satisfy him.
Parr traveled all the way from Howel',
which Is In Colfax county, merely to leave
the want ad with the station agent. Ho
could not mall it as he oannot write Kng
llHh, and evidently had objections to letting
the neighbors In on his little secret way
of getting a helpmate. After he left his
Information and money to pay for It he
went straight back, and la waiting an
answer now from soma woman who wants
a husband. .
George Floth
is Rearrested
Man Who Escaped from County Jail
ii Recaptured by Fleming
and Emery.
George Floth, the man who escaped from
the county Jail Thursday morning two
weeks before his term was to be up, was
recaptured by Detectives Fleming and
Emery at Twenty-first and Burt streets
Friday morning. Floth got away from Jail
by creeitlng through the basement while
engaged in a task as ''trusty," and bolting
through the door to the street He sub
mitted peacefully to the detectives when
they suddenly came upon him In his stolen
liberty.
FRANKLIN SPENCER TO SPEAK
Promlaeat KpiaevpaJ Charehmaa Will
Address tiatherlaa; at Dloeesaa,
Hons This BTfslag, .
Franklin II. Epencer, district secretary
at New Tork for the Brotherhood of ftt.
Andrew, Is to deliver an address before
a gathering of churchmen at the Diocesan
house, 1716 Iodge street at o'clook this
vanlng. Mr. gponcer is making a tour of
the country In the Interests of the forth
coming National Convention of Church
men at Nashville, Tenn.
Omaha Golfers
Ready to Leave
for Tourney
Trans-Mississippi Tournament to Be
Held at Denver, Beginning
Wednesday.
Denver Is to have many of the prominent
golfers of the west there next week In at
tendance on the annual Trans-Mlaslsslppi
golf tournament. Devotees of the game
from all over the middle west are traveling
toward the mountains, and Omaha will
have a considerable number of them along.
The Burlington Is putting on a special
car to carry the golfers, leaving Saturday,
and the Union Pacific will have another
carload. Altogether there are nearly fifty
of the members of the Omaha clubs going
out to try their skill against the players
of other cities.
A. B. Cutts, general agent of the Minne
apolis & St. Louis road In Minneapolis,
arrived in Omaha in company with al of
the golfers of that city on their, way to
the big event. With the Minneapolis party
are Harry Ieg, the present champion, and
also Wendell Hertlg, another of the cracks.
The list ot Omaha players going re
ceived up to date Is E. M. Fairfield. D. V.
Sholes, J. B. Rahn, A. V. Kinsler, W. J.
Foye, J. B. McCloe, F. H. Haines, M. C.
Peters, Ralph Peters, J. W. Hughes, C. S.
Montgomery, A. H. McClure, Judge Redlck.
John Redlck, H. C. Sumney, Albert Cahn,
W. D. Bancker, June Abbott, Charles John
son, David Mentlply, J. W. Allen. D. L.
Doherty, J. B. Lindsay, J. P. Porter, Guy
Liggett, J. L. Austin, J. W. Tlllson, A. O.
Nichols, L. D. Carrier,
WAITER SHOT BY A WOMAN
Otis Hedy Beeeivei Wound in Head
from Mrs. Bertha Mott.
MAKES STATEMENT ON HIS BED
TO BOOST AT HIGH SPEED
Gleawood CltUeas to Be GlTea
Chance to Rid oa Halley'a
Comet.
Glenwood (la.) boosters are coming to
Omaha Monday to .visit the den. Glen-
wood men wish to see the wonders of Ak-Ear-Ben's
realm and quite incidentally, of
course do a little boosting for the Glen
wood Chautauqua, which runs August IS
to XI.
The Glenwood men write to Samson a
"request that they may be alloWed to boost
at High Bpeed; be given the Pass Word
to the Den and admitted to the august
presenc of King Ak-8ar-Ben.
ANDREEN TO MAKE ADDRESS
Prealdeat o( Aaarastaaa College to
peak In Bivedlah at IwedUh
Chorea Friday Bvealaa.
After a tour through the Nebraska
Bwed.sh settlements Dr. GustaVe An
dreen, president of the Augustana oollege
and theologloal seminary at Rock Island,
111., will deliver an addreas in Swedish at
the Swedish Lutheran church, Thirty
sixth street and Lafayette avenue, Fri
day evening. Dr. Andreen is a son of the
late Rev. A. Andreen, who was one of the
early pioneers and. organisers of the
Bwedish Augustana Lutheran aynod fifty
years ago.
Woaoded Man Declares Woman Shot
Him from Behind In His Own
House Boy Sole Witness
' Woman Alleges Assanlt.
On what may prove to be his death bed,
and while he labored for breath and the
strength to talk, Otis Hedy, the waiter who
was shot by a woman Thursday night, de
clared his attempted slayer attacked him
without provocation In his own house.
The testimony of Freddie. . the 6-year-old
son of Hedy, who was the sole witness of
the shooting, bore his father out
The injured man is In a grave condition,
and according to the physicians' report has
suffered the loss of a portion of his brain
and possibly will die. He told his story
to his wife In the presence of others until
the attendants finally ordered him to cease
the effort of talking.
Hedy declared Mrs. Bertha Mott. who
shot him, and whom he had never seen be
fore the day .of the shooting, came out
opon the porch between the apartments ot
the two families at. 821 South Nineteenth
street while he and his little son were
playing. The waiter's wife had not been
gone mora than several minutes.
Reaching the porch Mrs. Mott asked Hedy
what time It was, ha say. When he told
her It was shortly after ( o'clock, the wo
man turned on him and declared ha was
lying. A moment later she requested the
man to get her a glass of water, as her
eyes were bothering her. As he stepped
inside his door to comply, the woman fol
lowed him and took a seat in his apart
ment The man asked her to leave, explain
ing her presence alone with him was not
proper, and she again started a quarrel,
he said, declaring she would leave when
she got ready.
Hedy thereupon stepped out himself, and
Just as ha reached the porch, received the
bullet from the woman's gun, which ap
parently she had carried throughout the in
cldent.
Charare Aaralae Woman.
Mrs. Mott Is held In the police station de
tention room and a charge of shooting to
kill has been preferred against her. She
was arrested by Detective Sullivan and
Officer Jackson. Hedy waa operated on at
the hospital by Police Surgeon Ray B.
Harris and the bullet extracted. It pene
trated the skull and carried away part of
the membrane of the brain. Little hops la
entertained of the man's recovery.
Marrtaajo Lieeasoa.
Permits to wed have been granted the
following couple:
Name and Ksldence. Age.
Thomas Dednana, South Omaha tl
Mary Stec, outh Omaha M
Anthony IVtronkl, Bouth Omaha M
Antunlna Itudlacsule, -ouin Omaha 1
Wilbur L. KulttMi. Omaha 88
Ua H. K.uaip, Omaha ...t.. 14
Master Meehaala ts Traaaferred.
MARSHALLTOWN, la.. Aug. 13. (Spe
elal Telegram.) C. E. Gossett, who for
two years hos been master mechanic of
the Iowa Central, has been appointed mas
ter mechanlo of the Minneapolis St
Louis railroad, with headquarters at the
Cedar Lake shops, Minneapolis. The ap
pointment Is effective August la. Mr. Oos
sett succeedj John Hall, resigned.
CHINA IS MODERNIZING
ITS WHOLE LANGUAGE
At Present the Language Is Itot Cal
culated to Express Scien
tific Terms.
e
That th Chinese are fully capable of
comprehending the sciences and other more
praotlcal branches of learning as are
Americans has been the experience ot Prof,
Morlmer J. Brown, who is visiting at the
George G. Wallace home, 3S40 Charles
street after two years of teaching chemis
try In the Orient Mr. Brown has been an
instructor In Chlhli Provincial Industrial
college, located at Tien Tsln.
"These young men ' understand the
sciences aa readily aa do the young men in
the American colleges," said Mr. Brown,
"but they are hindered when they go to
put them in practice, by the nature of the
old Chinese learning, which was essen
tially a theoretical education and was ac
quired for the' pure Joy of acquiring it and
not with the idea of putting it to a practi
cal use." . .J
The Institution with which Mr. Brown
has been connected Is one of the many edu
cational institutions which . the Chinese
government has founded since boxer times.
The recent origin of the "new education"
in China accounts for the fact that of the
350 students In the school only about fifty
are doing work the equivalent of college
work In this country. The boys with whom
Mr. Brown has worked are largely from
the families of the well to do business
men of the empire,' and are possibly a bit
above the average intelligence. .
The work In chemistry, which was Mr.
Brown's subject, as well as in the other
sclencee is done entirely In English. "The
Chinese language la an ldlographio one,"
Mr. Brown explains, "each figure standing
for an Idea, and for the Ideas of science
which have only come into China with the
"new education" there are no suitable
characters. Thus It arises that all scien
tific teaching must be done in English until
the Chinese modernize their language as
have the Japanese.
"The Chlnene government being an ab
solute monarchy, offers no protection to
private enterprise. On this account most
of the boys who are educated in science at
Chlhli go Into the government service"
Mr. Brown graduated from the Univer
sity of Nebraska In 1905 and after taking
two years and a half of post-graduate work
at Cornell university contracted with the
Chinese government for two years of work
there. Before leaving for the Orient he
waa married to Miss Mary Beth Wallace,
whose parents the couple are now visiting
after returning to this country by way of
Siberia and Europe.
The Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads
Building- Permits.
C. G. Bomers, J324 Pacific, frame dwell
ing, 14,500; C. V. Warfleld, Forty-fifth and
Grant, brick store, $3,000; Louis J. Trainor,
4715 Douglas, frame dwelling, (1,700.
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