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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1912.
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Ever! Department la
nager is Hammering; Don Prices During Our August Clearance Sale
Glassware Special
FOR SATURDAY OXLY,
ISngravcd Water Glasses, lor 25f
Fancy Berry Bowls, each 54
Sauce Dishes in different patterns, 6 for 154
2-qt. Glass Pitcher, with cover, each . . 754
Atlas Jelly Glass, something new in a jelly,
per dozen at 254
Atlas B. S. Quart Jars, per dozen.. 1,00
Atlas E. S. Pint Jars, per dozen Soh
Ladies' Summe: Neckwear 6 Handkerchiefs
50c Fancy Crochet Bows .v 85o
50c Lace Jabots 25c
$i.OO Lace Dutch Collars 4o
li)c Embroidered Handkerchiefs 80
15c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs To
S5c Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs ISHo
2.00 Chiffon Auto Scarfs 89o
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
25c 811k Hair Bow Kibbon 100
35c Fancy Satin Striped Ribbon 19c
$1.00 Embroidered Center Pieces 490
$1.00 Embroidered Dresser Scarfs 49c
35c Rope Shopping Bags ' 19o
Em mi in iihihi whiiii um iMJSwrPswwB11
1 ggtarfiW .s .i.AtL&&Lil
Anr Straw Hat 69c
Saturday Straw Hats
MUST GO And tc assure us of. this,
it's yoar unrestricted choice of any
Straw Hat in Our Entire Stock.
S3 Soft and Stiff Hats $
FOR SATURDAY ONLY "
WE OFFER 1,200
MEN'S SOFT AND STIFF HATS,
All Early Fall Novelties, All
Colors, Worth $3.00 for $1.00. .
BlIlS
t ' 1
i-Wew Stamina Barer
MinWomen'sReady-to
Jf Wear Garments
JUST RECEIVED FOR OUR AUGUST SALE. WILL BE OFFERED SATURDAY
IN OUR LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT
4 Manufacturer's Stock of Ladies' Wash Dresses in pretty styles, sent on by our buyer,
now in New York. They come in white lingerie, allover embroidered Swisses, pretty
Dimities, Ginghams, linens and tissues. . Made in dainty summer
styles, there are dresses in this lot that were made to sell up to
$15.00. Saturday, Your Choice for :
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK of WAISTS
t KJ VV ICOCOj yjL Vit T
$2.98
$2.75 LADIES' TAFFETA SILK AND
EARLY FALL CLOTH DRESSES
In variety of new designs, sent on by our
cloak buyer; made to sell up to $18.00
and $20.00, Saturday, at ..$6.95
One Lot" Ladies' and Misses' Summer
- Coats, formerly sold up to $5 and $6
Saturday, choice at $1.95
Fine Lingerie, ' Marquisette and Em
broidery Waists, high and low necks, all
sizes, splendid values up to $5.00, Satur
day, choice at $1.45
ALL CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES,
Saturday at HALF FORMER PRICES.
CHILDREN'S COLORED
WASH DRESSES
Ages 1 to 14 years, pretty
styles, in lawn and gingham,
. worth up to $1.50, Sat- CO
urday, choice for, JVC
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, $1.95
In cream serges, colored whipcords,
cheviots and fancy weaves, good values
to $5 and $6, Saturday, choice, 1,95
Ladies Long Crepe Kimonos, light and
, dark shades, worth to $5.00 and $6.00;
Saturday, choice for $1.95
500 CHILDREN'S COATS
AT $1.00
Come in light weight wool, silk and
poplins, pongee and linen; ages l to
6 years, in large assortment of col
ors; splendid values,
Saturday, choice fori
lU of Our Lawn Dressing Sacques, Saturday HALF FORMER PRICES
Ladies9 New Fall Suits Continue to Arrive
Saturday we offer choice of 100 Ladies' Fall Sample
Suits, serges, cheviots and fancy weave suitings;
maaVin handsome new fall models; were intended
to sell up to $25.00, Saturday, your
choice for ...... , ,
$14.95
200 More New Crown Jewel Suits-Just received,
selected and forwarded by our buyer now in New
York; suits in this lot equal to any offered in
Omaha at $35.00; best in America ,r r An
; for . . ; . . .7 ... .1:.. :;. v . . . .;t ....... jZD.UU
Manufacturer' s Surplus Sale of Shoes
For Men and Women
at About
The Regular Prices
On account of the advanced
prices a certain factory had a
surplus of shoes which had been cancelled HAYDEN BROS. Bought the Lot
Mens Goodyear Welted Shoes, in all leathers and ff-f QQ
styles, values to $3.50, .at f-W
Closing out the women's oxfords all kinds and all
styles values up to $3.50 and $4.00
52.50, $1.98, $1.50, $1.00
Infants' and Child's fancy top patent leather shoes,
one-fifth and five-eighths . hQ
on sale, at TUt
All the Crossett $4.00 and $4.50
Oxfords
$3.00
Misses' and Child '8 Gun Metal and Vici Kid, button
or lace, worth up to $1.75 ''. , if
on sale, at. ". . . . ...... . . . . . . . ;. . .iPl . W
1 j i
Queen Quality and Grovtr Shoes
for Women.
Stetson and Crossett Shoes for;
; Men.
50c Norfolk Belts, 25c
Norfolk Belts with "buckles or t buttons,-black, white and
red, worth 50c, Saturday, at' c. 25
$2.00 HANDBAGS, 98c.
All Leather, Tan, Leather Lined Handbags, with fancy metal
frame and coin purse, worth $2.00, Saturday at. . . -984
$1.00 HANDBAGS, 49c.
This is an extra large Handbag with metal frame and coin
purse, worth $1.00, Saturday at 49
$5.00 IRISH CROCHET HANDBAGS, $1.98.
Sample Pieces of Irish Crochet Handbags, beautiful pat
terns, worth $3, $4 and $5, on sale Saturday $1,98
FALL MILLINERY
All the new fall styles of nobby styi
ish street hats in felts, silks, satins and
two toned felts, to be seen in Omaha,
are at Haydens' Millinery Department.
Call and inspect them.
J
Porch Furniture
Half Price Saturday
$16.00 Hammock Swings, steel frame,
at $9.75
$15.00 4-Passenger Gliding Swing
only ; $8.50
Rockers, Swings, Settees, Chairs, Etc.,
Must all be Closed Out Today for
One-Half Price.
15 patterns Hall Trees one day, half price.
$18.00 Kitchen Cabinets, on sale . . $12.50
$25.00 Kitchen Cabinets, on sale. . $17.50
$20.00 Kitchen Cabinets, zinc top . .$14.50
Five odd patterns Buffets $19.00
Bed Davenport, full size $25.00
Sanitary Couch, on sale . . . . $2.00
Drug Specials for
Saturday Only
Four tars of Ivory Soap
for 1M
15c pkg. 20 Mule Team
liorax for So
10c Jap Rone or Palmollve
Soap, at I for 18o
10c Mhlnoia Shoe Polish.. 9e
$1.00 Dr. Hlnkles' Cascara
Tablets for BOo
$1.00 bottle of Peroxide of
Hydrogen for 85o
S6c size Sanltol or Peroxide
Paste or Powder. ., ,184c
2uc size Williams' Violet or
Carnation Talc for. . . . XOc
$1.50 Oriental Cream... 980
60c Java Rice or Pojixonl's
Face Powder for .850
Large sine Pompelan Man
sage Cream for 49q
Crank's Pink Blush Mas
sage Crenm for 49a
25o Pond's Liquid Tooth
Paste for ........... .100
25c rixe Sanltol, Peroxide
or Pond's Cream, for 18 Ho
10c size Physicians' and
Surgeons' Soap for So
10c Chamois for So
60c bottle of Bay Rum SSo
Large assortment of Toilet
Waters to be closed out
at 85o
Our Full Line Car
pets, Rugs and
Linoleums
for fall now. on show. .We haye the
strongest, lines ever shown.
9x12 Extra Axminster Rugs . if 19.08
9x12 five frame Body Brussels Rugs.. 25.00
9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs $28.60
9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs . . . .;. . . . $16.08
9x12 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Hugs $12.08
8-3x10-6 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
at . . . . $10.08
7-6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brussels. Rugs $8.08
6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs $6.08
Water color Window Shade, '7 ft.- long . .23c
Ull opaque Window Shades, 7 ft. Jong . . 80c
27x54 extra heavy velvet Rugs at; .... $1.30
Let us measure your house for shades and
give you an estimate as to cost.
Exclusive handlers of hand made Opaque
Cloth and Hartshorn Rollers.
75 dozen boys'
and children's
hats, worth $1.50
' Saturday
49c and 69c
Ladles' $1.60 Silk Hose, in black and
colors 69c
Ladies' Silk Boot Hose, In black and
all colors ...... 49c, 35c and 880
26c Ladles' Gauze Lisle Hose, black
and tan
25c Children's Hose, in fine ribbed,
black and tan 15c
Saturday's Hosier Sale
Ladies' Mercerized Hose, double top
ana sole, high spliced heel, in all
colors, pair 35c; 3 pairs for. .. 91.00
Children's School Hose, In Drummer
Boy and Bear Brand; special Satur
day, pair - l8o
Infants' Silk Lisle Hose, in black,
tan and colors, pair 85o
(Haven's Grocery Dept. Saves the People of Omaha 25 to 50
I Our aim is the people, not the trust, i m.Fii v..i... .... ,,
bio Picture Sale
August Clearance
All .our, $1.50, . $2.00, $2.50
and $3.00 pictures in gilt
frames, 14x18, 16x20, 14x
28," 16x28, go on sale iT4
Satuday, at .71
There are hundreds of wonder
ful subjects to select from. Come
early Saturday.
We will do picture fram
ing at off the regular
prices during this sale.
Cut Your Traveling Expenses
at the Start
Our entire stock of Trunks,
Suit Cases and Traveling
Bags, specially priced at
25 to 30 lower than else
where. Trunks.;.. $2.50 to $45.00
Suit Cases . ;$i.25 to $25.00
Bags . ... . .$2.00 to $25.00
Sole " agents Indestructo
Trunk. The world 's best.
$22.50 to $45.00
onutiauuns or comDinatlons.
19 lbs. Best Granulates Sugar il.oo
1Lbre Leno, Heat "Em ,AH or Diamond
C Soap ; jj5o
48-lb. sacks Best H'lgh Grade DIanVond H
Family Flour makes the finest bread,
per sack 81.25
iu. oesi wnite or Yellow Cornmeal
for
.174o
8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines 85c
Jell-O, Jellycon or Advo Jell, pkg..7Ho
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb 13He
4 lbs fancy Japan Head Rice 85c
New Honey, per rack.. 17V4o
40 varieties fancy Sweet Cookies, lb. 10c
E. C. or Oriole Corn Flakes, pkg 60
16-oz. cans Condensed Milk 6c
14-oz. best Domestic Macaroni 7kc
8 cakes fancy Toilet Soap 85c
1-lb pkg Corn Starch 4o
Large bottles Worcester Sauce Pickles.
Pure Tomato Catsup or Olives. bot.S'.sO
The Best Fancy Queen Olives, quart. 35c
The Best Tea Sittings, lb loo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 35c
BUTTEB, CHEESE AND SOO SPECIAL
Fancy Creamery Butter, carton or bulk,
Per lb ago
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter,
per lb ; s5o
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, per lb....83o
The best fresh Country Kggs, doz...80o
Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese, per lb.lSo
Market basket Cucumbers for pickles 85c
Full Cream Tlrl. u rhuu ih mo
Neufchatel Cheese, each.'. ........... .3o
THB OBIATEST VEGETABLE MAB
KET Zir THE WEST.
6 bunches fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips,
Kadishes or Onloni . . . . .80
6 heads fresh Leaf ' ettuce 60
Large Egg Plant, each. ........... .7Ho
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb 18V40
tancy Wax or. Green Beans, lb .6c
z heads Cabbage.;, So
Fancy Sweet Corn, dozen , . . .loo
Fancy Denver Green Beans, quart. .7V4o
2 stalks fresh Celery 6o
4 Cucumbers for. ,5o
Large Denver Head Lettuce, head...8Vfeo
4 bunches Rhubarb 6o
4 bunches fresh Parsley 5o
3 Summer i'quash . ...100
3 large hewls Red Cabbage 10c
Yellow Denver Cooking Onions, lb..84o
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 8 Vic
Fancy Arizona Muskmelons, each. 7Ho,
8V0, and loo
Hew Potatoes, IS lbs. to peck 20o
PUT V9 PEACHES, PLUMS, PEABS
A WD JELLT PLUM3 NOW.
4-basket crates Elberta Freestone
Peaches 65o
Bushel boxes Bartlett Pears. .$3.10
Large market basket Crabapples 85o
Large basket Goose Plums 174o
REMEMBER TI1V IlflUnPllfel Fin&T IT
ALWAYS I III IIHIUCH d riliOl pa
PAYS
Six Bed Spnad Specials Saturday
HIGH OBADE X.ZITEV DEPABTKEWT
17.60 Marseilles Imported Bed Spreads, fring
ed, cut corners, each
$6.00 Fringed Marseilles Bed Spreads, full (I ft
M.98
Hi.R. each
13.26 Fringed and Scalloped Bed Spreads, tj CA
each ......''
Fringed and Scalloped Bed Spreads Cf OO
; each
$2.25 Fringed and Henmed Bed spreads, Cf KQ
each
51.76 Fringed and Hemmed Bed Spraads, Cf flfl
each i.vw
Saturday's Specials in the
Wash Goods Dept.
25c French Organdies, fine and sheer good as
sortment of patterns, at, yard 15
BOc satin faced Poplins, all colors, at, yard
Bengaline Rep, all colors, regular 60c grade, at,
yard 394
39c dotted silk Novelty, a full line of shades,
at i....;,.i.v.;v25t
hardware is Cheapest
at hayden's
Kitchen Items.
Fry Pans, special sale
any size. 10c
Sheet Iron Drips and
Bread Pans any size-r
at l...: 10c
Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons
one day only 69c
Sad Iron Handles 5c
Clothes Pins, 120 for. 10c
Full size double zinc wash
board lOo
Goodel's Apple Peelers. . .854
Largo fancy Japanned Flour
Can, worth $1.00, at , : T94
6-ft. high grade Skirt or iron
ing Board, worth 85c, at 59
Folding Ironing Boards, worth
$1.35 98tf
Big Sale on Tools .
Saturday
No. 68 Stanley Folding Rules,
at , 5
Maydole Hammers . ... . 49
6-in Nickel Plated Combina
tion Pliers; every plier war
ranted, worth 50c,:at. .29c
26-ln. Henry Disston 8aws, D8
grade 81.25
10-inch genuine Stlllson
WrencheB 59
No. 110 Stanley Block Plane,
at ................ 394
14-inch Bailey Jack Plane
at 81.59
Marshalltown Plastering ; -Trowels
81.40
5 ft. Zig-Zag Rules, white or
yellow, . .194
Guaranteed high grade Bench
Hatchets 69
Nickel plated, high grade,
fully warranted Lath
Hatchet, at 89
Saturday Specials in
Domestic
Room
St. Regis full, sized hemmed
bed spreads, good patterns,
medium weights, $1.25 values
at v.v-854
Large size mercerized Pattern
Table Cloth, size 63x72, good,
heavy weight, $1.25 values-
at ........ -V...V.85
Snowflake ready-made sheets,
size 81x90, good' quality of
muslin," 65c values . . 484
Sterllrfg . Pillow Case,' size
45x36, jood quality of muslin,
,15c value A2rf
20x40 Imported German huck
towels, fancy borders, 19c val"
ueB 124
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MANY, MURPHIES MURDERED
itabled to Death by the Bushel as
. ... .
'- Otnr-ifina tn t .IPHTHlncSS.
, yUAVJbUlVV wv w
IiEAKES AS IDEAL PEN WIPER
Aim
mitcnr Siatliitlenn rignres Out
tliut Hotels in Omaha Assassi
nate Twenty-Five Uoshel
Each' Mnntk .
':-.o:ims
the ruthless n-.urder of potatoes by
of repeated stabs fwith ink-
::n.earcil pens could be Btspped in
Ou a!ia as well a& In other cities, the
jisice of potatoes at least might not
have soared quite so hl:-.'h last winter,
and at the present time they might sell
for at leat-t a nickel a bushel cheaper.
In 'the hotels of Omaha alor.e an aver
fcge of ..twenty-five bushels of potatoes
aro thus' destroyed each month. It Is
this way: Hotel people, have long ago
discover.-d that a potac has certain
properties" that make It a desirable
cushion Into which to Jt b the pen when
the (jveRts have registered. It Is soft
enough io that It does not Injure the pen
olnt. and lias a certain acid or other
property that in a measure keeps the
pen clean and free from rust. Some
hotels still keep the socket near the ink
well filled with bird sliot for this purpose,
but many hotel clerks now hold that this
Is a vulgar and out of date scheme as the
shot often clings to the pen and when a
drummer In great haste to register yanks
the pen over the pages of the register
the shot drops off and makes a very
unsightly blot.
;.ayman Does Some Flsnrina;.
Thus It Is that the much beloved and
costly potato has come to be regularly
sacrificed, for the sake of clean hotel
registers. There are fifty-eight hotels In
Omahu. The bureau of statistics In the
state of Nebraska Is so Illy managed thai
It has as yet no record of the number ot
fine mealy 'ipuds" that are slain by the
pen In these hotels. Yet a layman may
do a little figuring. Granting that eight
of these fifty-eight hotels are still so
benighted as to use bird 'shot Instead of
the more elegant potato, there 'are stlh
left fifty hotels using "Murphies."
Fred Demherst, clerk of the Her Grand
hotel, Is authority for the statement that
these potatoes are changed twice a day.
Two potatoec are alwayr put In the
sockets at a time. Four potatoes are
used In a day at-every hotel. The size of
the socket is such that the potato that
fits it weighs Just four ounces. Four
potatoes a day per hotel then make ex
actly a pound. In thirty days or one
month a hotel uses a half bushel of
thirty pounds. Fifty hotels thus assas
sinate twenty-five bushels per month.
When for a long period last winter
potatoes were worth $1.65 per bushel, the
hotels thus butchered $41,23 worth of them
per month, or at the rate of $495 worth
per year. Even thus do we see statistics
in the making. Here is a good starting
point for any commission appointed to
look into the causes of , the high cost of
living, be that commission bull moose,
Wllsonitebr straight republican.
Wakefield Roonters Make Tour.
WAKEFIELD. Neb., Aug. 16.-( Spe
cial.) Twenty-five automobiles all loaded
with Wakefield boosters left on a trip
this morning for the purpose of adver
tising the Wakefield carnival and base
ball tournament to be held August 29.
30 and 21. During the trip Al
len, Concord, Dixon, Laurel, Wayne,
Wlsner, Pender, Thurston and Emerson
will be visited. The members of the
Commercial club making the trip were
all dressed In white unlforns and a band
was taken along tc furnish music.
Persistent Advertising la the Rood to
Elg Returns.
MOVIES ORDINANCE PASSED
Will Not Affect the Controversy at
Twenty-Third and Davenport.
PROTESTS CLOSING STREET
Updike Objects to Dodcre Street Be
ins; Closed to Traffics-Glade
Wante Pay for Chlekenc
Drowned.
The movies ordinance forbidding moving
picture theaters to locate within 3CC feet
of a church or school was passed by the
city council yesterday.
This ordinance will not be retro
active and will therefore be of no avail
to the members of the Swedish church U
Twenty-fhird and Davenport streets, who
were the principal factors In securing Its
adoption.
It will prevent the establishment of
such a theater at Fortieth and Cuming
streets, near St Cecilia's church, the
pastor of which Joined In the protest
against the encroachment of the .movies.
Commissioner Butler suggested an
amendment to Include hospltalr uc well
Vaa Vi 1 i o AnH ...hi...!. diuI 1 1 V, an
amendment may be passed.
City Council Notes.
Commissioner Hummel presented 'a
resolution Instructing the legal depart
ment to inform the council Just what
"public property" meant.
The board of surveys was Instructed
to appraise an automobile belonging to
the city engineering department. It will
be sold, If possible, at the appraised
value.
' Contractors sent In a protest against
the city holding 6 per cent reserve fund
on work for which contracts are let.
These contractors will be given a hearing
Xlonday befora the committee of the
whole.
The t'pdike Lumber and Coai company,
objected to the proposed closing of Dodgo
street near the viaduct, which Mr. Up
dike said the Missouri Pacific would re
quest. He said he would be damaged
several thousand dollars. The protest
was placed on file as the Missouri
Pacific had not made such a request.
Frank A. Glade has filed a claim of
132! with the council for damages he al
leges he sustained on North Sixteenth
street near Ames, where property he
owns was flooded because the dyke built
about Carter lake allowed watei' to seep
throw. Among other damages he declares
thirty-five chickens, valued at t'iO, were
drowned.
REPUBLICANS PROGRESSIVE
A .Sudden Colin pe
0l stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels !s
must surelj prevented with Electric Bli
ters, the safe regulator. 50c. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
So Declares Bull Moose Booster in
Regard to Nebraska Conditions.
BUBBANK, MAY ;. SEEK- OFFICE
Says He t'onaidera Manning fjr Con
gress ' on the Ilnll Momc
'Ticket Against Uow
rd BaldrlKe.
Byron G. Burbank, his frlenda are say
ing, will be a candidate' on the bull
moose ticket for congressman from the
Second district.' Mr. Bur bank, himself ad
mits that "he has the matter under con
sideration," , but "has , not decided. ;
Colonel John f). Yelser, , chief of the
bull moosers,. Is stronfffy' opposed to any
thing like this. ' He advises republicans
to vote ' the entire ticket In . Nebraska
straight. . , ; . V ' . .
Howard Baldrige, republican candidate
for congresa from the Second district,
meets the approval of . Colonel Telser
"because, he is progressive."- '
"In fact," said the colonel, "the re
publican party In Nebraska is' progres
sive and 'we should unite on the ticket
from top to bottom.
"I am for the bull moose party In other
states, but for the republican party in
this state. The republican party In tc!
state is progressive and its. conventlorf
was In their control. We should be satis
fled. Only those drunk with power woulds
attempt to do more and it would weaken
progressive strength to attempt to carry
out a' wlder: program." ;A
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Comrrove C. Calloway.. .t,
. FAIRBURY, .Neb.,; Aug. - 16.-(Special.V
Corgrave C. Calloway died at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Calloway, two miles northwest of Falr-5
bury- after an extended Illness. The de
ceased was born near Fairbury In 183
and was raised in this county. . About
eight years ago he toek a position as
locomotive engineer on the .Union Pacific;
running between Sidney, :Neb., andj
Cheyenne. Five years, ago, h wa mar-n
ried to Miss Bertha Henderson of thist
city. To this union, ; two children were;
born. . For the past two ysars he has
traveled extensively In the hopes of re-
cuperating his health. Funeral services
were held from, the home Thursday.
. The Persistent , and Judicious X'se of
Newspaper Advertising Is the . Road to
Business Success.. .;,.. (