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THE IlKK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOUET1 7, 1914.
AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA
JToledo rim Will rulfill Contnct
to Buy City Bonds.
I0CAI C0UJ7CILMLN GRATHTED
Order of Pnll Akrlf Clear
Tow a ef Loafrrt mmi aleon
HaasTAra-em Doa t Rl
Place f VaaValrafclee.
In erder to expedite public Improve
tnent work, the city rouncil Tield a meet
In; last rilirht to attend to tomt business
left mr from last week. ' City Clerk
Wheeler announced he had received no
tice from Bpitser-Rorlck of Toledo, O.,
that they would take up the rent of laat
year' bond Issue, aitftreitatinK some
jino ono.
For rme time the city offlrlata and the
rubllo Improvement men have been nerr
oua because of the money stringency,
ard while Bpltser-Rorlrk had contrarted
for the whole bond Issue of tZAOOO, It
waa feared the financial conditions would
affect the delivery of money from the
bonds. The newa given by Wheeler was
highly satisfactory.
i
(harlea (orrlcan Held.
Charles Corrlaan, Wllllamsflold, III.,
waa arrested yesterday at the Union
Stock yards by Detective Andrew Lep
lnrkl, who locked him up on the charge
of obtaining money under false pretenses.
Conigaa la alleged to have bought
horse from a firm at the yards, lie Is
also alleged to have offered a check for
M to the vendors. Investigation Is said'
to have shown that Corrlgan did not have
the funds to meet the check In the bank.
He paid $10 down on the horse.
ejireh for Cameron.
Relatives at Atidulmn, la., have asked
the assistance of the local police In locat
ing J. H. Cameron, who la sald'to have
disappeared from home a few days ago.
HI relative believe that he cam to
Couth Omaha, but so far the police have
been unable to trace him.
Death ml Mrs. Da via.
Mr. Blanche Davis died Sunday night
at tha residence of her parents, Mr. and
Mr, rJ. B. Bartlatt. Twenty-second and
Washington Itrenta. She waa M years of
age. The funeral will be held tht after
tiooa at 1 o'clock at Brewer's chapel to
Oraceland park cemetery. Rev. Dr. Rob
ert U Wheeler will officiate at the fu
neral aervlcea.
Made City Oewala).
H. M. T ravers of Cudahy'a, formerly
located here, but now In Hloux City, Is
vuilting relative and friends In Houth
Omaha.
Office space for rent In Bee office, ttl
N street. Terma reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South 27.
The Merrymakers club of flotith Omaha
will give a danntng party tomorrow even
ing at the Moose hall, Twenty-fifth
and M street.
The Mouth Omaha High school foot
ball team will play the Coiinull Bluffs
foot ball team on the Council Bluff
field In Council Bluff.
Cherokee coal, unscreened, $4.2T; screen
ed. 84.71. South T. Howlnnd Lum. Coal.
Mr. W. J. Kubat returned to hi home
at Cedar Rapid, la., arter spending
th summer with hla son, J. Kubat, of
tX North Twenty-fifth street.
The Mystic Worker of the World will
meet this evening at the Independent
Order of Odd Fallows hall at Twenty
fourth and M street at I o'clock.
A a Important meeting of the Pennant
Kwige. American ""rder of United Work
men. No. 24, wTTT be held next, -Thursday
evening at the Workman tejnple.
Th second Issue of the Tooter, the
tilgh school pa
afternoon. A picture of th
JEFFREY ANNOUNCEMENT
CALLS FORTH INQUIRIES
Blnce the announcement of the Jeffrey
Chesterfield light l Oeorg O. Mr
Vlcker, manager of the Jeffrey Omaha
company, has received and ha on Ms
desk over SfiO letter and postals from
owners of other cars gK-Ing name of
their car, the condition It Is In and the
price they will expect for their old car
In exchange for a new Jeffrey.
No other car announcement h ever
brought In such Innulrlen as has that
of the Wfi Jeffrey and only by the sys
tem of the Jeffrey organization and ca
pacity of the Jeffrey plant can th de
mand be supplied.
OMAHA MAN AND CRESTON
WOMAN ARE MARRIED
Wallace K. BlacVmar. traveling repre
sentative for The Bee for western Iowa,
was married Monday to Miss France
Belle Hpare of Creston, la., by Rev. D.
Ferguson, pastor of St. Paul Episcopal
church there. After a wedding trip
through the south the couple will be at
home to their friend at 703 West Jeffer
son trect, Creston,
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
HOLD FELLOWSHIP MEETING
The Dougla county republican candi
date held another of their fellowship
meeting Monday night at the Htate
Bank building. "It wa only one of our
fellowship meetings," said Secretary TH
Simon of th county committee, "and we
simply discussed th progress of the cam
paign, together with the ways and means
of going ahead with the campaign."
Local Bankers May
Send Money to Gold
Pool Middle October
It will likely be the middle of October
before the barkers of Omaha and South
Omaha send their first quota of the
money to the federal government for the
preservation of American credit In
Europe. This will be one-fourth of the
tTPO.or ssked for from Omaha. While thej
Clearing House association ha decided
to-comply with the request of the Re
gional Reserve board In thl matter, It
still remain for the Individual bank t
take separate action on the matter of
their respective quota.
COL WELSH SEES GOOD
WEATHER FORJTHE PARADES
Forecaster Welsh declare that there
1 every Indication that favorable weather
will greet th advent of the electrical pa
rade Wednesday evening. While It Is
still unsettled In the west and northwest.
DIVORCES ARE GRANTED
TO FOUR OMAHA WOMEN
Mrs. Tlrxah Stonor. whose husband,
John K. Stoner, she alleged, I an Inmate
of th Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson
City, serving a life sentence for murder,
waa granted a divorce by district Judge
Sear.
Mr. Nellie M. KlmmeJ, who sued Ou
A. Klmmel, on the gronnd of non-support,
was granted a decree.
Mr. Ilaael Taylor' petition for legaj
separation from D wight Taylor wa
granted. Bho allcga desertion.
. Mra. Alice Anderson secured a divorce
from Arthur I Anderson on the ground
of non-support.
ANTIS EXPECT SPEAKERS
HERE LATER IN THE MONTH
When Mrs. J. W. Crumparker was
asked If the antl-suffraglst would have
a float In the fraternal parade this week
she answered In the negative.
Mrs. A. J. Oeorge, field secretary of
the Massachusetts Association Opposed
to Woman Huff rage will be In Omaha on
the V'th and will speak In the American
theater that night. Mrs. Oeorge Is said
to be one of the most able and eloquent
women In America today.
Mis Bronson, now In Montana, will ar
rive later In the month, a will Mr. O.
D. Ollphant of New Jersey. Miss Dorman
leaves for the Gaxe county fair -today,
now being held at Beatrice.
Eva Lang Leases
Boyd Theater for
Her Stock Company
Miss Eva I-an wltl return to Omaha
for an engagement starting October 17,
having leased the BofJ theater. Th
name of her company la the Eva Lan"-
C'herle Miller company, Mr. Miller, a
jousln of Henry Miller, being her lead
ing man.
They are now rehearsing at Cort theater
In New York the opening bill, which will
be "Bought and Paid For."
Thomas Mohr of Denver, who ha been j
associated with Elltch Garden and I
Vaudeville theater for the last fifteen
year, will be Resident manager. , Harry
Cockrell will be'local treasurer.
OMAHA GRAIN MARKET
SHOWS GREAT STRENGTH
The Omaha grain market waa th
strongest slncs the first of the month,
cash wheat coming close to the dollar
mark again. There were several loads
sold at 994o, with the balance selling
around 2 to W cent. Chicago was 11.07
to 11.09.
On the Omaha market, com old at
to 71V4c, the price being practically the
same In Chicago.
Omaha receipt for th day were:
Wheat t.1 .i-.. - .
ther are no signs of Immediate bad , etrg- . . '
weather for umana ana vicinity.
ELSASSER FAMILY TO HAVE
REUNION END OF MONTH
Another family reunion of the TOaaaver
family, of which ther are 3B0 member In
the atate, I to b held at the German
home the evening of October HI. The fam
ily has annual reunion. ,
will appear tomorrow
iir of the high school
foot ball team I one of, th feature
of thl edition.
Darkle' Arnica "aire
For a cut7 bruise, sore and skin trouble
a box should be In every houaehold. 25c.
AH druggist. Advertisement.
Rlieama-tlam Advice
Here I a prescription for rheumatism
need all over th XT, 8. for many year
ami said to be the surest known remedy:
"On ounce of Torts compound and on
ounce syrup Harsnparllla. Put these two
Ingredient in half pint of whiskey. TTse
a tablespoonful before each, meal and at
bed time." Put the saraaparllla In the
whiskey and let stand for two hours be
fore adtllng the Torls. Ho It I better to
mix at home. Get ingredient at any
drug store, tannine Tori come In
sealed yellow package put up by Globe
Pharmaceutical. Dayton, Ohio.
Nsw York Mortality Iftate Lower.
NPSWi YORK. Oct. . The mortality
rata during the last week of 10.M ler 1,01
was the lowest on record in trie history
of New York, It waa announced today
This waa l.M point lower than In thl
corresponding week of 1013. being equiva
lent to a decrease of 106 death.
In all Veathers AnA in
all lemperalurcs
No matter how quickly the temperature ritea,
no matter what the weather, fresh, rich cream
and milk ire always waiting for you if you have
Cottaqc
StartUseJ UaswaaU J
n year pantry hlf
Cottar" Milk meant milk economy and milk efficiency.
It meant uniformity. In freth milk th food valu it '
nearly all in the cream at the top and nearly all out
of th blue milk below.
Cottage Milk it rich and creamy condensed under the
mm MatMty mmimsm rtikt wkrs Mm nn tntvf li
sum Mitrosd Siract M run (roof tfetn Isntist Irti.
SM SI 111 11 KM.
Th M0h WitAouc (A Coohud Tatm
InTwo Size-5 and 1 0 eta.
At All Ceed Dealer
AMERICAN MILK CO, Chicago
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LdL J SALE OF ' ' V. :!;
r mi HAIR GOODS A Aggte.
I -jC, '"'jj Second Floor and Poinpfilan Room. . CiYjikfc-' " ' wPi
v .a;tu.r.tt.c.b.?....50c
V;!3:' .Nr"i?..:'.'.......$i.5o tw&aS
ri T ,22-lnch natuml wary rf -Jvr
Wmfr T J Switchea, 95 values, at v. aC.JU V' JJK,
( 28-inch natural wavy AA IV S J
-' Switches, 110 values, at p).UU V .V
' ' HAIIt )RESHIXG. HHAMPOOIXG AXD MANICUBIXO. AITOINTM1CNTS BYPHOX.
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Sale Wednesday and Thursday
fcRffftW-ScW''
Trimmed bats that measure (
up to the hlftbeat quality.
style and merit of 110 hatiY
offered anywhere else. Not
a hat in this lot but wbat la '
worth" at least $10.00.
Most of them are worth
more. They are mad of
silk velvet and atbeline
plush In all the new soft
Crown Sailors, Military Tur
bans, Basque Turbans, ete.
All clean, freth merchandise that
ha$ never been on Bale before.
Beautifully trimmed with new norelty Ostrich, Vulture and Flower
effects. Also banding of Ostrich Plumes, novelty bands, Coqu
'sucups, etc. -you will rind in this sale black dress bats, fu
shades In brown, the very popular bluee such aa rorbeaux (night
Diuej, Military oiue, tDngni navy) ana navy.
Untrimmed Hats
I
But not one of them Is worth
less than 12.00, and many of
them are worth up to $3.28.
All the desirable colors In
cluding plenty of blacka.
$1
There axe 811k Velvet shapes.
Beaver shapes, both white
and black. Austrian Velours,
Plushea, etc. In Bailors,
Turbans and new Side-Roll
effects.
la order to facilitat buying whoa theoe hai m on sale Wednesday
(Mtd Thursday the, ui be displayed In our Military section on tho
riM-ond Floor, and on bargain tattles on our Mala Moor.
Beautiful Omaha
IN
Panoramic Views
The O&aha Bee has spent more than a year in the prepara
tion of a set of panoramic -views which-would give outsiders a
a correct idea of what Omaha is like and be a handsome souvenir
booster for the city..
These bird's-eye views show how the different sec
tions of Omaha-look, and give a splendid impression of
Omaha's fine structures the wholesale and retail dis
tricts, shops, stock yards, residental and park sections.
" . . "
The booklet can be mailed or it makes an ornamental addi
tion to photographic collections. On sale at The Bee office or at
Newstands, 10c apiece.
.
jOOA.it or anc at THfTsitGC or outlaws -rut ecta r AtaoLam wunrc
f ri i-i'iiis A-P' a Tn7jZZrWjt
Welcome Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors to Omaha and
Omaha's Style and Bargain Cyiter.
Askf Aeeommoda
tka ta ear power
will be moat ehear
fally cranted. Jaat
command us.
XTry rf fort . bat
bean airpsndea te
make your visit
bath nlassnrabl
and premabl.
200 TRIMMED HATS
J8.SI to (.SO Val-
4.98
ues, on Sale Wed
nesday at . .
The choicest shapes of the present
season, elegantly trimmed with ostrich
plumes, fancies, bands and stick-ups.
See them Wed
nesday. The
values will sure
ly surprise you.
9A.no Ostrich Plumes
$3.f 20 Ins. long,
black and white only,
ere a t est values
nhown in years. See
them Wednesday.
rres Hats,
Untr 1 m med,
$1.50
08c -
large and small style
sailors and turbans,
made of 3erman velvet.
OUR BLANKET SALE
Will continue for all this week.
New line every, day. Watch
the papers.
85c Cotton Blankets. . . . .59
$1.00 Cotton Blankets. . .693
$1.25 Cotton Blankets. . .883
$1.50 Cotton Blankets. . .951
Wool Filled Blankets .
paf $2.50 to S0.50
All Wool Blankets
pair. .$2.98 P to 825.00
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR
OXK DAY OXiT.
A $4.00 Wool Filled
Blanket S2.95
'A $6.50 Wool Filled
Blanket 84.85
Several bargains in blan
kets not advertised.
Linen Specials
For Ak-Sar-Bcn
Visitors
Guest Toweling, fancy figured
or plain huck, pure linen,
values to 79c,'yard 50
Guest Towels, dainty hem
stitched, , with place for ini
tial, 39c values, each, . .252
Pattern Table Cloths, pure XI ax,
assorted designs, worth $5.00,
each . . . . 82.90
Circular Scalloped Table Cloths
Dew bleached, pure linen,
$3.98 values, each... 83.00
In Our Popular Domestic
Room
Khta, atusllns, BMrtlnr. OnUa
riannala. Flannelette.
Amoskea; outing flannel. Teazel-
down, yd. .....10e
Amoakeag apron check ,...6H
j..nnarie)e, arannine vtioie, 3d in.
wide - THo
Anderson's 10c outing; flannel THo,
litc and ISr Dress ginghams lOo
36-Inch percales H
72-ln. full bleached Irish llnon,
$1. 88. and ..SSe
68-inch German silver bleached,
fl.00 grade 8So
11.00 Pttttern Table Cloths... eo
$1.60 Pattern Table Cloth. ,. .9So
10c Towels 7140
15c Towels 10o
Beths, bleached cotton, 7 Ho, 10c,
13 Ho, 16o and - ISO
Larire Holl Bath, quilted, each
. from SSe to $1.00
Truo Glove Economy
Consists not so much, in low
price as in the high quality glove
you obtain at the price.
In Fownes, Monarch and Derby
Gloves you have the best at
every price. .
Long Kid Gloves. .2.50 to $4
Two-Button Kid Gloves, $1.25
to ......$2.50
Lamh or Doe Skin and cape
gloves, fcpocial values, at,
. pair 65c and $1
1st assortment and values
vlliown in Oinafaa All newest
styles.-
Three Things You Demand in m
Corset Namely, x
Gomfort-Grace-Flexibility
AT9 rcriecii j met in
Rustless
oio m m
Corsets
for the sake of your good appear
ance, wear R. & O. Corsets. De
signed not only to emphasiie the
natural beauty of your figure, but to
give you an eaay, youthful carriage
modish In the extreme and comfort--able
to the last degree.
We show new models f 1.00 to $5.00;
Uayden's Grocery Oepf.-The Talk off Omaha
Quality rod and a" savin; tf 83
to SOT. on th coat or UvlsE.
in Ibe best pure Cane Uranulated
Suitar for; .. 91.00
48-lb. sacks' best hlgli ifrade Ilamnnd
H Hour;-nothing;, finer made for
bread, pies or rakes; sack $1.35
10 bar White Russian, "Diamond C,
Lenox, " Beat 'Km All or Laundry
Queen White Laundry ffoap S9o
The best Domestic Macaroni, Vermi
celli or Spaahettl 7V0
10 lba. best White or Yellow Corn-
meal for 85o
4 lba. fancy,Japan Rica, 10c qualitv,
for aa
rana Oil Sardines 360
4 lba. best No. 1 Hand Picked Nsvy
Brans for .....S5o
MacLaren's Peantit flutter, b...ia
Parker House Catsup, Worcester
Saure, Aaaorted Plcklea. Prepared
Mustard or Horseradish, bottle IWo
t2-os. jar Pure Fruit Preserve. .8S
1-lb cana Aaaorted Soup Slo
Corn Flakes. pk-.., , 6o
Quart rana Tsnnese 8orgum . . . ".ISo
Breakfast Cocoa, lb aOo
Choice Sun Pried or Basket Fired
Japan Tea. lb. '. S5o
Golden Santoa Coffee, lb aoo
Th Beat trlotly rm Xrr. noth-
lUTtlY HAYDEN'S FIRST
mi
Bargains in practically
new articles in "For
Sale,v column; read it
in; I mar, par anssn. .as He
The best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, per lb 31
Fancy Country Creamery Butter,, per
pound .
Good Dairy Table Butter, lb ae
Full Cream Cheese, lb.' . .800
Imported Hwiss Cheese, lb 40o
Imported Roquefort Cheese, lb...40o
thi vfoi:tabi.e lcamarET rom
TBI rXOPI.ll Or CK1EA.
15 lbs. Potatoea to tiie peck SO
You iret what the law require at
Uayden's.
Lrg;e market basket Oreen Pepper
for too
Lara; market basket Oreen Tomatoes
for ,. ...is
Fancy Colorado Cabbage, for kraut,
per pound a
Fancy Red Onions, per lb 8
bunches fresh Beeta or Carrot.. 8
Good Cooking; Apple, peck 80o
head fresh Hothouse Lettuce... 5
Hubbard Squash lOo and lt40
Fancy Tokay Orapes. basket. 85c
Italian Bine nam Bala mt theaa a
new. Wednesday. 4-basket crate to
peclal Box Apple Bale Jonathan.
; rimes (k1den or falifornla Hell
flower Apple; all fngy No. 1 fruit,
per ho . .l.as
Colorado Xolf rear, fcoa . : , . . . tl.W