TJIK UliH: ONfAlLV, FRIDAY. OCrfOHKU 15114.
6
- AMERICANS WILL
FEED JFAMISHING
U. S. Conuniitioa in Charge of Spend
ing Million and Qaarter to He
Here 700,000 Belgians.
THREE NATIONS IN AGREEMENT
stream at Specially t'fcartered H
ships Will Soo Start foe Ilallaa
vrllh Their Uritti af
IJNDOX. Oct. 22.-An American cont
tnlselcn. headed by Herbert. C. Hoover
of California, will feed 700.W Belgians
who are on trie verge of starvation aa a
result of the war In Europe.
An agreement to thla effect Hi lt
bn reached after weeks of diplomatic
notlatlona. In which Walter JUnea
Pan?, the American ambassador, acted
n Intermediary between Belitlum, Kn
gland and Germany. Mr. Hoover baa
been acting; as chairman of the American
relief committee in London. Mora than
ll.2M.noo win lo placed at the disposal
for the relief of the stricken nation.
Early lit the negotiations regarding
mcaiis to relieve these people, Germany
declared its willingness to assist, but it
drtclirted to give the guarantees requested
by the British foreign office until the
latter lifted the embargo on foodstuffs.
Proposal ( Pa are.
The situation was becoming desperate,
when Ambassador Pago proposed that
Mr.' Hoover undertake thi work. Qer
msny Immediately accede to this plan,
saying it -would extend,' every possible
aid to such a commission and England
... as promptly removed the restrictions on
food exports.
Mr. Hoover already has purchased with
.. the funds supplied by the Belgian relief
committee 1150.000 worth of food, which
" will he sent to Belgium Saturday on a
specially chartered ship by way of Rot
terdam. Bltwatlea Critical.
The food situation In Belgium Is be
coming absolutely critical. Already over
(oo.OOO persons arc being assisted by
means of bread lines, according to the
i committee's reports, there being over
JW.OOO of these persons In Brussels alone.
The supply of food for these bread sta
tions. It Is estimated, will not Isst more
than a week longer. It Is expected that
the number of persons requiring relief
will Increase to a million within a month.
A stream of specially chartered steam
ships will soon start for Holland vlth
their cargoes consigned to officers of the
commission at various places In Bel
li slum. These officera will be v.nder dl-
vect control of the commission and will
i. be located In London. Rotterdam, Ai-
werp, Brussels, Ghent, Llege and other
:'. rints. '
Germans, Austrians
; in England Will Be
Interned in Camps
'LONDON. Oct. 22. The wholesale ar
, rests of Germans throughout England
has "brought the German benevolent com-
mittee face to face with a problem equal
to that of the first few weeks of the
' war. The large majority of those ar-
- rested have been employed steadily and
i their families will be dependent during
1 "the stay of the bread winners at the de
1 tention camps. Today a procession of
motor buses, filled with young Germans
and. Austrians and guarded by soldiers
' with fixed bayonets, passed through the
I streets of London on their way to the
detention camps.
This was the round-up for the day of
' Germans, Austrians and Hungarians
throughout the United Kingdom, only
those having naturalisation papers Issued
'. prior to the war being spared.
; It is estimated that there are 10.000
! alien enemies in the United Kingdom, of
; whom a majority are in London. The
' burden of combing London and its en-
irons falls on Scotland Yard, and all
. day long the forces attached to ' the
' metropolitan police stations have been
, working at high pressure. It will take
"t come time to completely clean up, in
' spite of the fart that a majority 'of these
. aliens have been registered with the po
' lice since the outbreak, of hostilities.
Five hundred have been arrt-sted in
." Manchester during the last twenty-four
; hours, and the numbers elsewhere are
in proportion. At Northampton a poml
nent German, who was manager of the
(local street railway system, was foroed
to resign in spite of the fact that he
had lived in England for twenty-seven
s years. It is said that he did not take
out his naturalisation papers until after
the war begun.
RESIDENT ENDORSES ,
v CONNOLLY FOR SENATOR
WASHINGTON, Oct. Jt-Representa-
live Connolly, democrat, of Iowa, was In
dorsed for election as senator by Presl-
) dent Wilson, in a letter today to Martin
; J. Wade, democratic committeeman from
. , Iowa.
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, Home-Made
Easily Prepared Casta Very
Little, bat la Preaxpt, gar
ad Effective
By making this pint of elcTtime cough
svrup at home you not only save about
2. - as comnared with the iHi.mil
kind, but you will also have a much more
prompt and positive remedy in every way.
,lt overcomes the usual coughs, throat arid
client colds in 24 hours relieves even
whooninir rouah ouicklv and is excellent.
too, for bronchitis, bronchial asthma,
hoarnenees and spasmodic croup.
Get from any drug store 8'i ounces of
J'inex (no cents woriui. pour it into
Dint bottle and fill the bottle with Dlaln
rrannlated sugar syrup. Full directions
with l ines. Keeps pertectly and tablet
Rood.
Vou ran feel this take hold of a eouo-h
or cold in a way that means business. It
luicmr loosens tbe dry, hoarse or pain
ul eouirh and heals this inflamed mem.
branea. . It also has a remarkable effect
in overecjminiv the Mralatenr. Innee rouah
1T stopping the formation of phlegm in
the throat and hroneliial tubes.
The effect of Pine on tbe membranes Is
unown by almost every one. Pin ex is a
moet valuable concentrated compound of
Genuine KorwiT nine extract combined
a ith irualacol aad other natural heal ins
pin elements.
There are many . worthless imitation
ot this famous mixture. In amid dis
appointment, ask Tour druggist for "2H
ounces of Pinei," and do not accept any
tiling; else.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction
or IttiiWT promutlv- refunded, o-oes wit
this prensrstios. ' The i'mex Co., Ft
syne, Ind
LAVELLE ISJODHD GUILTY
Sentenced to Twenty Yean on the
Chary of Robbery.
SEARCH MADE FOR WEGESER
MlMla Valley Jnactlan "a
Ttnhberr aad KldMSlsi (
Ontnkrlk.
(From a Ptaff Correspondent.
DESS MOINFS, la.. Oct. a (Special Tel
egram.) Frank Ivel1e was found guilty
of robbery by a Jury today. Jude De
Graff sentenced iJivell. to serve twenty
years at Fort Madison.
Attorneys sought to have him adjudged
guilty on the lesser crime of assault to
commit robbery or assault to commit
great bodily Injury.
Developments are expected in- the
search for Ed Wegener, missing Valley
Junction saloonkeeper, who Is charged.
with Frank Lavelle. with kidnaping and
robbing Charles Ashworth. It Is believed
thst with the arrest. ot Clint Campbell,
who. It Is charged, sent a box ot dynamite
and a letter demanding $100,000 to Charles
and James Ashworth. the authorities have
located a roan who can tell them of the
whereabouts of Wegener.
rardon for McPheraan.
Governor Clarke today Irsued. an uncon
ditional psrdon to Orman McPherson of
Louisa county, who has served seven
teen years and eoven . months of life
terra on conviction of murder In first de
gree for the killing of tha town marstiall
of Morning Sun In IK McPherson is J
years old. was a soldier In an Iowa regi
ment, and hss a perfect prison record.
He la glvenstfsrdon because ot the fact,
which seems to be cloarly established,
that the most he should have been con.
vlcted of was manslaughter, which car
ried only an etght-year-ewntenee. Mc
Pherson had gone to Morning Sun to see
Ills child. In custody of her mother, and
the rumor having been spread he waa go.
Ing to kidnap the chill, a crowd gathered
to drive him out of town. 1"he marshal
ordered McPherson to leava and a qusr
rel followed. As the marshal wss taking
McFherson along the street by main
force the crowd yelleJ. "hang him," and
McPherson was struck swveral times and
knocked down. He shot the marshal dur
ing the fight. Last year about forty of
the survivors of McPherson'e regiment
called In a body on the governor to ask
him to Investigate the case, which he
did, and reached the conclusion McPher
son has served long enough. He has
son living In Chicago.
Mlllloa far Gaod Roads.
Over il.000,000 for good roads in Iowa go
ing out of the state treasury nas proved
a powerful Incentive to the Iocs! road of
ficera to do better work than before. Re
ports from all over the state are that the
state bonus for highways has been a
good thing and that it ha been much
larger than was ever anticipated when
the law wast enacted requiring that the
license fees for automobile numbers be
entirely distributed among the counties.
Already there has been distributed, by
the state treasurer a total of t901.2C8.24 of
this fund. More than $100,009 Is now on
hand for distribution soon. The totsl will
run to at lesst $1,1MM00 for the year. '
It la being extensively advertised that
the state haa 'not provided a cent for
good roads. - The fact Is that the state
has given $1,000,000 and there will be ex
pended In Iowa this year on roads, and
bridges over $10,000,000. Tha sura is very
much larger than aver before. . ;
.Girls Make Presents.
Therirls at the Stcte Industrial school
at Mitchell ville., about 200 In all, hare be
come greatly interested In tha movement
to have a shipload of Christmas gift
sent to Europe, and they are busy mak
ing nice things to be their contribution
UJ tha cargo. Mrs. Sickles, the superin
tendent, states that the girls, are won
derfully Interested In the matter, that
they are very busy making dresses, aprons
and other things which can be made by
them. The material is furnished by the
officers and others as their part of the
contribution. Practically all the girls at
the school are taught to sew.
' Iwlss Breeders Meet.
Arrangements are being perfected "tor a
meeting early in the winter In 'this city
of the Interstate Swine Breeders' asso
ciation, of which K. F. Lowry of Ottumwa
Is president. ' This is "an organisation
formed to fight tha use of the serum in
treatment of swine plague, and tha lead
ers in the movement declare that It is a
failure. The officials say they have let
ters from breeders all over the state and
from Kansas, Nebraska, South DalMta
and other states expressing ' sympathy
with the movement. '
Saareae Ceart Declslaas. -
Mrs. Charles Covert against Town ot
Lovilia, appellant. Monroe county. Judge
O. W. Vermilion. Action for personal
injury. Affirmed. Opinion by Withrow.
Dr. J. H. Guthrie, appellant, against
John McMurren. Jones county. Judge
Miio P. Smith. Action to recover value
of certain material. Hsversed. Opinion
bv Gavnor. '
In re estate of Philip Feldner against
Anna P. Feldner, aamtntttratrix, appel
lant. Woodbury county. Judge John F.
Oliver. Appeal from order granting re
hearing. Keveraea ana remanaea. opin
ion by Deemer.
Exchange Bank of Marcus and Ed
monds Londergan. appellants, against
J. K. Schults. Woodbury oounty. Judge
John F. Oliver. Reversed and remanded.
Action at law upon five promissory 00je,
Opinion by Deemer.
John Howard against E. O. DI-kson
and Cowp Dickson, appellants. Davis
county. Judge Francis M. Hunter. Aa
tlon on oontreot for digging wells. Af
firmed. Opinion by Withrow.
Uertschy Motor Company against T. W.
Brady, appellant. Pottawattamie county.
Judge A. H. Thorneil. Action on ao-
count for services rendered in repairing
auto. Modified and affirmed. Opinion
by Gay nor.
In tbe decision from Pottawattamie
county the court reduced tha judgment
for tlie plaintiff from $225-23 to $M.2i. in
a controversy over repairs on an automobile.
School Children
Bringing Gifts for
the Christmas Ship
rrlni-ina's cf schools who are aci-ept-Ing
the contributions of school children
toward the Chrlstmss ship cargo which
will make hurry the little children of
Kurope with gifts from American chil
dren have decided to turn In all collec
tions this morninr.
No effort ws made' to have anything
contributed that could not be given un
reservedly snd without Interfering ma
terially with the happiness of the Omaha
children. Superintendent E. t Graff ex
plained the plan to the principal, tha
principals told it to the teachers and the
teachers to tbe children.
;'Tt Is a practical and praiseworthy ef
fort." said Mr. Graff.
The gifts Include toys, clothing and
money.
CATHOLICS APPEAL TO U. S.
leg the illtturhsnce for the lart few
ears.
Pescrlblni; the politic al conditions. Khlrh
A,k Amcric.n Gorernmcnt and ft; of TK iX
recpie to Aid Agamst Mexico.
CHURCH WITHOUT FAVOR THERE
Reralallaalala of Anelhera
pefellc Declared la He On
roerf (n t krUtleH.
He-
WASHINGTON. Oi-t. .-An appcsl to
the Araorlcen government tn protect the
Catholic, clergy and church In Mexico
snd diunand reparation for the outrages
committed, waa filed a Ith the puto de.
parlment today by a committee of the
American Federation of Catholic Societies.
' Two formal documents were submitted,
one setting forth the position of the
Catholic church In lexlo. and the other
reciting numerous Inntsnres of atrocities
perpetrated by revolutionary leaders dur-
k
committee nxserte.l that the attitude of
the Itomaii Catholic clergy he been
one of b.-"lute neutrality, striving only
to teach the uneducated cIskkcs ohe.ll
enoe ard repe-t for constituted authority.
The st-tteinent says:
The revolution, which will ehoith- he
In control of ttie government In Mexico,
as a necessary men rr the ealll-h-ment
snd workliiK out or its pros rem, the
suppression of three cIkkfcs, a-hti-n It
oom-ldeis to lie tmoirHmttle obstacles to
lis purposes: the rosnlst arm;, tho llo
nian Catholic party and the largo land
holders.
, As far s the Kniusn Cat hollo rlersy
I con.-erne.l. they he held no offices
nor haa they been hesrd In the councils
of the various governments which he
rul1 the country during the last fifty
years. Titer h"v received no favor from
these governments. Instend, they have
patiently borne their oppressive tyrannv.
Nor have they taken pert In their ove'r-tr-eow.
k The recent revolution differs Acin tho.te
thst preceded Jt only in heimj rinre rad
ical In the lst century the r'Mcie end
re ol-ithtnistn i-etsln-d tome r memhrsm-e
or ' t e rcii"'i eilncnilon received In
rhllilhiKKl. At lesst they believed in God
snd reroRnlxed the necessity of religion.
The trcnt g'-n'-rstlon of revolutionists
sre thormahlv Imbued with snil-t'hrls-tlan
end antl-splrttusl principles; thev
sre therefore en-mles ot ad reltslon snd
especially the C.hole religion. They
prnpoee at snv cost to uproot the Catho
lic reltslon Ironi the hearts ef the people.
Slme (hey cannot accomplish this by
leniiimste nieims. thev resort to cal
umny In ovler to ierecutc the rhuroh
In the person of Its ministers, snd by the
destruction of the clertrv they hope to
effect tho destruction of all reltslon.
The priests ot sll tho plncee which have
been occupied bv the revolutionists hsve.
teen expelled In a body without trial.
They hsve been robbed of everything
they (Missesvd. Many of them hsve been
thrown Into prlwon. others have been
tortured. Home have leen killed. The
bishop hnve been no threatened aim
those thst have fnllen Into the hand ot
the revolutionists have suffered such In
dignities that all have hen compelled
either to flee from the country or go Into
hiding.
The Catholic people have been outraged
In their most sacred religious sentiments.
The nui iber cf entruitea Is so great thst
they wnuM tskc too lone to stete tn de
tail. t'huit l)'s I me hern turned 1ntj
barrack hikI stahlen. In "epua o Mlcho
san sll pilrsle. were threatened with
death If I hey would net iny a ransom
The l,sh(,i, (,f ,wu(ec" was also sub
jected to mnstn. b'lt had nothlns to gl e.
The C:tllinltc frr-d him from captlv-llv
Hli the money they hud irsthere in
order t, placate the revolutionists.
WHISTLE WINS ACCUSED
YAGRANT HIS RELEASE
Harry Trooks" tin whistle won hit "sir
out of jail.. rirooVs ss dlschsrged by
Acting Folic Magistrate Chsrles W.
nrltt after he had; pratd some onerstle
selections for the court.- lis had been
Clliirged with vssrsncy.
jrrt.rwifu
t ele. Gets Trip.
"King" Cole, the elnnssted snd erratic
p!t-her of the New Vorhs, who took the
tnessure of the Athletics on October .
won by thst performsnce a trip to' the
1'nclfic coast and Honolulu with Connie
Mack's s1l-stsr csM. Mons cf the New
Yorks saw hss been Invited.
Up to $2 Rugs, 98c
Rugs,
98c
Brossels and Velvet Fringed
values up to 13.00.
Friday in basement,
at, each
'iii"."iZiprrm77
jiniieil, . I.M '''!' t1 '"t"'-- """ Y sj t' j: ImiSISmlili i. I1 Miilsi "iSnilliLlin, JJs-J " i!
'IT r -ii ii in lllii Hi - - " M Hi 1 -1-V- " " " -.Ji.-t ::x 1u.i..iu : .I.,,-. .. ' -
Wlrard Oil Mes
tl.tO value. Kpe-
;rla,i; 98c
I.l.ald Teaesr
e bottle. Special
7'.y: 29c
Die mead C e
Wpeclsl Frldiy,
1 aars 77-
v . . . s-s-s-
ter
tfaaaekald tsseala
Qusrt bottle. sip.
rial Friday,
?;
HYMENEAL
llaasewretereaa.
MADISON. Neb., Oct. U (Special.)-
Mr. Carl Uanskm of Newman Grove and
Miss Ruth Peterson of TUden, Neb., were
married here yesterday by Judx Mo-
Iuffce. , .
FlaBbaek-ballaway.
HARVAKD. Neb,, Oct C.-(?yiecial.)-
Miss Elta Galloway, daungbter of Mr.
and Mra. Joseph II. Galloway, and Ira
Fishbaak, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Flshback, were united iu marriage
Tuesday. Tha ceromony was performed
by Rev. J. J. Langston.
Tarndlk-Batlr4 .
- CAMBRIDGE, Neb.. Oct J2.-(8peclal.)
-Harry Thorndike and Miss Ada Butler
were married here yesterday morning at
the home of the bride. Rev. Mr. Gallagher
officiated. Both Mr. and Mrs. Thorndike
graduated from the high school her and
also attended the University of Nebraska
After a trip In the east they expect to he
at home in Csmbridge. wher Mr. Thorn
dike Is la business with his fsther.
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j if lap mm us
i 1 o pO ixi
) lip hh mmmm
rrnirrnii iTrn frii imn tali mi n aslii MtMlsiigsl iiigsiiigi n in mif mi iiiiirMii iMasl iiti iMtrliMiMisairr -" .JMJLM--i
Millinery
Wisdl
'j t
nsl snd blsck. with
Suitable for girls t to 12.
Regular 4c value. Friday
special at
iris'
e k I
Heed e -
l'llipi I
ble flood
of good
quality of
eordur o y.
Finis h e d
with but
ton trim
med cuff
of self ma
terial Ba
teen lin
ing. Col
ors all
brown, all
navy blue,
all card I -
white ruff.
19c
Silk Velvet Shapes
Tbe new sailors, soft crowned tor
bans, slbeline plushes. Hats that
hare been selling at ti.Stt M f
snd 2.. Friday very 4j
special
. Hm New Tailored and TH aimed
Hate Sample line from a New
Tork manufacturer. ,
Values up to 11.00. Frl- I
dsy very special at T
SHOES
Children's Shoe Day in Our
Basement Shoe Department
Infanta Soft-Soled Shoes.
Worth 0c. Special Frl- in
day, per pair 1W
lM Pairs ef Cklldrea's Flae kes
Patent leather, cloth or kid tops,
vlcl kid; tan and red kid, also
fancy combinations. Beautiful lit
tle shoes, all nature shaped, hand
turned and aewed aolea. with
smooth insoles, no tacks or
threads. In all sires up to t o '
S. Worth $1.75 a pslr. In Mftf
basement Friday, ralr WW
Girls' Kid Rkla gksea Slsss tip to
a; ouiion siyie; patent
tips. Neat -looking- and
good snoes. fair..
Beys' gekeal gkees . Comfortable fit
ting shoes worth 12. so.
Button, and lace styles.
All slses to , Pair
CkUdrea's PUy kea In tan. black
and white. Made from Rlk Bkin;
Flexible Pewed KIk Holes; Nature
Shaped. This is one ot the beet
offers we ever gave aa these are
the regular grade and ,
style sold for 12.00 a pair.
All slses to 12. Pair
Infanta gfcsrs In all slses. Mad
. from soft kid. patent tips, f r
hand turned soles. All rlMi
I Hl .V
$1.25
irtable fit-
$1.69
black
Bkin;
sture
beet
9 are
$1
Is
pair
Betk tippers For men. and
women. In basement,
pair
Carpet slippers For men
and women. In feasement
pair ,
Wars Hense Slippers fer
Chlldrea In Basement.
Pslr
-
25c
19c
69c
Underwear for Children,
MUaea and Boy.
In. -flat wool-rvest. pants snd
drawers. White and sliver gray.
All slses to 1 years. Worth
to $1.00 at. SO
garment '. .
NOTIONS
it K Best Knitting Cotton,
white, black and colored. ball..)k.
Elastic Remnants, each 3Ha
100-Tard Spool Thread, spool la
Good Gold Kyed Needles, paper.. Is
lOo Notion Boxes, each .....lea
Bone Hair Pins, doien.,.,,. Be
Bafety Pins, for, Be
"Brandeis Special" Hose Sup- re
porters, pair OC
te MeroerUed Crochet Cet- Oli,o
ton. ball i. &r2C
Machine Oil. large bottles. .Be
Pearl Buttons, dosen.. la
to Darning Cotton, spool Je
Ready-to-Wear Garments at Wonderful Prices
Extrt Specials for JrlJay- In Our Womei'i WetriB Appirel Section--In the Basement
Bungalow Aprons.
With, rape to match. Made of
gingham snd percale, belted
hack, large pockets, tape trim
med cap, pockets and OA.
belt. A S0o' value yC
Wentee. a ad Mlaaee' rtreaeea, BJMI
Hundrada of I'resaes right up-to-date.
Made of good qualities
in Vatina, Kerges, Poplin, etc., etc..
in sll the new fell sbsdes snd
black. These Dresses a m fn
worth 17.50 to I1U.O0. S4,i70
TTassea's aad Misses' 'W later C'aats
Vslues up to II?. SO. Plsln and
fancy Chhuhllls. Houcle. Novelty
materials, fsncy mixtures. All good
styles, the
new college
coat. tr . .
Wemea'a aad MlasVs f'mtm IS. 00.
.00 and $7.(0 values. Jn black
snd colors. All good practical
style., made of caracul, plain
' disck cloths, rsncy mix
tures, eti'J (moo co
st a mighty small prl
$4.98-$6.98
Women's House Dresses.
Good quality of percsle In light
snd dsrk colors. All sizes up
to 41. Good 75c Af
values . JC
Scrims and Etamines
About 1,500 yards for Friday.
Also other Drapery goods.
Worth -from Hit to 2 Be a lft
ysrd. Rpecisl Friday, yard. vC
Messaline Petticoats.
Extra good duality, In blarka and
all new fall shades. 11.60 val
ues. Greatest silk pet- 1 AQ
tlcoat value In Omaha, .ge
, .
Waniea'a aad Misses Flask Cweta .
l-'lne silky Pluah Coats worth from
IIK.00 to I2K.O0. Fsncy snd plain,
finest quality of Plush, extrs good
tin linings, trimmed with braid
snd ornaments. The greatest lot
of fine rliiHh Costs
ever offered for the
price
tlmr a Salt Friday fer Very Paaall
-r,-e 100 Women's snd Mlaxea'
Hulls, Not right up-to-date but all
good practical styles, cutaway and
abort costs, made ot alt-wool
serges, Itedferd cords, mixtures,
. novelty cloths, etc. Values up to
I If.. 00.
Divided ipto
tn o lots.; . ,
Misses aad Jaalers' Htrlped OmHmm
Vnmtm Worth 1 1.50. In Norfolk
snd blaser styles. These sjl"
will make splendid house Z.TIC.
coat aswsji
Wesaea's and Misses Pettleaats In
black and colored ssteen and wash
petticoats. Many differ
ent styles. Worth 0e
to 11.00, at..i
$9.98
IV, atv. f I una up -
$3.98-$4.98
39c
Children's Coats.
Ages to aad to 14. Tlsln
snd fsncy cloths, besrsklns
with quilted linings. All col
ors snd white; two-tone Hou e,
fsncy rough materials, etc.
Coats worth II. oo, arl )fj
2.5 snd IK. 50. for i.jy
Wasaeaw aad Misses Dresses Alt
good prsctlrsl styles. Msde of
sll-wool serges, noveltv materlsl.
field snd serge combinations.
Hack and colors, also white
serges. osens of Dresses In
various
styles,
at
W amen'a .eaK Hlmeaee 1 1.00 and
i. is values. Light snd
dsrk pattsrns; sll new
styles
Wash Waists Tn white snd
all good stvles. values
up To 11.00. Slightly
soiled, at
W'eaaea's Maslla Ural
f.stra, good quality
in all sixes
.$1.98-$2.98
00 and
78c
colors;
29c
17c
Dress Skirts.
Hundreds of fins skirts In serges,
novelty cloths, mixture, plaids
snd checks. Women's and
Misses' slses. Values up to I'l.F-O.
All good practical M Q
styles pTStfcy
800 Single Lace Curtains.
All i'i and J yards long, whits
snd er.ru. Many worth as high
- ss 11.50 a pair. Special C
J'rlday. each 3v
Lace Remnants.
Sample pieces Snd odds snd ends
of every kind of lace, i,i to Vi
ysrd in length. Worth (,
to Hie. Friday ....5C
Gigantic Sale of 30,000 Yards High Class Dress Goods
Mill ends and remnant lengths bought from a large manufacturer st half snd Im than half regular
price. Suit and drees lengths, coat lengths, skirt lengths. ,
Rrxaaaats ef All-Weal French Flaa
aela and Challles Beautiful de
'signs. S to 7 -yard lengths, ear
Worth ifk-. Special Friday. JC
Mill' Ktd'a""ef' ' Walt lea's Medium
weight fabrics suitable for Misses'
and children's g r i i
dresses. Bpecusl H-ltainHi
Friday, each ....... s7l.-U e7C
Imparted Baaaplea From -the Cus
tom House at a fraction of their
worth. They are all matched up
and pinned together, 1 to of a
kind. Worth $1.00 a yard. Special
;49c-39c
VrWay.
at,
&eh .
Wal Plaids In dark and medium
colorings, beautiful . Ot?
patterna. Friday, ZjC
each
g.SOO Vards af Snltlaga Of Sll
kinds, Serges, Whipcord, Poplin,
Checks and Stripes, plaids and
plain weave sultlnge. Lengths S to
I srds. Worth aa aa
to iioo Bps- jiic-zyc
del Friday, at UsI. das.
54-Inch Victoria Suiting,
Broadcloth, Zibeline, Gftb
ardine. Scotch Tweed
2 to 4 yards In length,
. Up to 11.50 quality,
- per yard
Cestasse Sersea, Frearh - Bergea,
- r reara x-epiias, uniui weaves,
Maaalsh Sallas l'rom 2 to 6
ysrds In length, 40 to 54
Inches wide. Qualities
worth to l.0O ysrd for....
50c
79c
Ceatlass Vine nilll ends and cut
r laces: In Astrachan, Balmacasn.
rlsh Freese, Hoot.-h Plaid. 1 ' tu
l-ysrd lengths. Worth ctt
to 2.t0. f pedal Friday. OsC
Dress ratter Of elegant mater
ials and divers weights. Xulteble
for suits and dresses. Each sam
ple containing ample material for
any style of dress or suit. Kpeclal
Friday, at
$1.39-$1.85-$2.48
Travelers' Samples Of All-Wool
materials; single and matched In
over 100 different style maferlsls.
S: 25c-19c
GREAT REMNANT SALE OF SILKS and VELVETS
'75cto 11.00 Velvets at 39c Vel
vets snd Boulevard Velveteens,
fancy velvet, corduroy velvet, ex
tractad velvet In fancy patterns,
velvet brocades, paon vel- Oft
vet. Worth 1, Friday OvC
PiUow Girdles..
Mercerised. In all sbsdex.
19c value
9c
Silk RenaanU for Friday
Remnant Lengths of Silk Hun
dreds of yards of all kinds of
plain and fancy Bilks. Lengths
of 2 to S yards, Ppe- e r
clal, Friday, yard dtdC
-
BUk aad Nalln
class materials worth fro
Ftrmaanta Iflgh
im 11.00
to 1.60 a yard. Many ot these
remnants In suitsble lengths for
dreas patterna. home of the sea
sen's moat wanted silks. Come and
inoa intra over ana
eee what you can
get for, yard ,
69c-49c
5-inch Moire Ribbon.
All good colors.' Worth 15o n
a yard. Special Friday at....y(
Women's Leather Bags.
,...69c
Worth 11.00. F.xtra
special I'riaay at
The Blanket Sale That Breaks AH Records for Values
BWaeea Blankets These Blankets
are for large double beds and are
the flaaat quality of cotton; feel
Just like flae wool. These are the
Beacon Blanket thst hare been
priced to you at 1.00end l.t.
Colors white, grey and M OA
tan. Special aDlaaJa
Friday sjraewer
Single Crib Blankets Soft fleeced
Crib or Pinning Baby Blankets
Slse I0m0. W ith pretty f
' fast colored blue or pink Hf
bordera. Special Friday at...'
CeUea BUnkets Oood staple cot
ton, soft fleeced double Blankets
tu, be used in place ot muslin
sheets. Many of these in.
blankets worth up to 1.00 tljC
a pair. Friday, pair m"
DauMe Cattea Blaakela large site
for double beds, good heavy
weight. Oray. white and tan.
Quality tbst has always aa
sold st 1.40 a pair. HKC
Friday, pair fU.
Waal Blaakers Single, finished en
both ends, can be used one on a
bed. White, grsy, tan and plaids.
Are full fine wool. These
blanket In pairs would nf
sell at S 00. Hpeclal bar- Sf
gain for Friday, each
Osttea aad Waal Mixed nUakea
Kxlra heavy, large stse. Fancy
plsjds snd checks, slao plsln grsy,
tan and white. Blanket of this
quality sre sold every- d gn
where at IJ.00 or more. 5k I .M
Friday sped si, pair VeU
W2? .Full else double
Blanket. In' plaid, plain white,
gray and tan. Oood heavy weight
fold regularly at from dksw r'fx
11.60 to 14.00. Friday 57 50
speclsl. pair spaseUV
Heavy Weta-kt W later CeasfeHe
Many of these Comforts sre large
aixa with dsrk snd medium col
ored sllkollne covering. an
each ,U- nMy on . 49C
Sasaple ('ssfartaWs' have" just 11
halea of tbeas 4'uinforts. Thsy are
packed ss ssmples and are all of
different colors snd erariaa u.
of them are worth from 12.24 ii
15. Bo regularly. Friday
in ii aozen last.
w
esch
$1.50
i Flannels, Ginghams, Percales, Etc.
Dress Cinbanu and Fancy
- Zephyrs.
2T Inches wide. In all the leading
checks and stripes, lengths
up to 10 ysrds. 7c value, spe
dsifor Friday only. 4c
Flae Certain Series In a big variety
of leading assigns In neat color
combination, h or fining
roon.a, pad roenis and o
c value. On ssle Ftldi
nlng n
lay yd..'
Bookfold Dress Percale.
Zn dsrk and 'light gvaands In
digo, light blue, gray, black,
white and shepherd checks.
Extra weight aad quality. Reg
ular to value, special (.
Friday, ysrd .C
Faarr Ontta Flaaaea ii Inches
wide, fcxtra weight, warm g
fleecy nap. Ic value. On )f
sale Friday, yard vv
5,000 Yards of Remnants.
From stock and mill ends Cali
co. Oipgham. lawna and Cam
brics, t-. Vslues up to c.
Friday while the lot
Issts, ysrd ,
5,000 Yards of Remnants.
Of besutlful printed Popltn snd
new fall cotton Press Oood. In
the leading neat patterns.
Lengths easily matched. Val
ues up to 16c s yard. Hpeclal
while they last Friday, C.
yard
44c
Bleeeked Maslla pad Cambric 14
Inches wide, in long services ble
lengths for underwear,
etc. 7e value. Friday, to
close out. ysrd
Cm farter revert In a beautiful
assortment of neat floral figures
and other pretty designs; la ail
the wsnted color com- s A
blnatlona. Ic value. On 4'f
sale Friday, yard
sriaaaels Fine colored Shaker snd
heavy Twill Down Flannels K
tra warm fleecy nap, both s I
aides alike. c vsjue. On i'AC.
sale Friday, yard , "
Cotton Batting .
Fine, wblte and ssaitary; large
clean carded rolls, psrfectly
combed and prepared lor com
forter and bedding purpoae.
lie valus. Special Friday J f.
while 11 kales Isst, roll '
Women'i Shoes
Worth to 11.10. Bpeclsl 1 AO
pair
$1.00 Umbrellas, 59c.
Men's and Woman's U.nbr.llss.
Worth 11.00. C0r
Special O'C
Underwear for Girls and
Boys. N
Hssvy fleeced cotton vest, pants
and drawers. Oray only, All
slses to 14 years. Worth f r
to 6o at. garment JU
Alerceriaed Comfort Sateen.
One Full rase.. Worth !lq C
a ysrd. Special Friday .... .
Fast Black Hosiery.
For msn, women, children snd
boys. Medium and heavy
weight. Home are flreoce lined.
Worth te ZOo 1 O
Friday ut
.$5
SI 1 N
$5
Men's Clothing
Men's Treasera Worth IS. 00 a' pslr.,
.tisae or pure worstea isorics in is
nest pattern, in our , tr a
vtlf.T ".'.T.'??. .... 1
Otrrrula fer Mra strictly all-wool S
garinenta, mad with shawl or I
convertible collars, hslt back, f3 M
Inches long. In browns, greys,
tins and fsncy mixtures. A saving
or i: tn to M.oo on eacn
farmant. Special In our
largaln r-aaement Friday.
Men's Belts Suits that you cannot
buy elsewhere for a good desl
more money. inn suits win talK
ror tnmseivea. t.'ome ana
sre them Frldsy In our
Bargain Basement ........
Men's Pants Men's all-wool worsted
and rasalmere psnts. In all Al Cfj
slr.es snd sll colors. In our J l
lisrgaln Basement Frldsy.
Ctnuine Buffalo Orercoati, $33
Genuine Coon Overcotts for 923
Boy's Clothing
Special Bale af Knits WHk Twa
I'alr af Taata We offer Friday to
the Mothers of Omaha their
choice of hundreds of odd Two
T'elr of Psnt Suits thst,
are worth 4.0o to .00,
at
Beys TSe Skirts, SBe Dark and
light stripe effects. In madras
snd solxsttes, blues Slid blacks;
. aoft collars attached or fjfj
separate collars. Hlaes .irC
li to 14 neck
Bays' SI .00 Sweaters. Gc All styles
in sixes to II yesra Wn. be had
In the assortment. I'lsnty r
of grsys, reds snd browns, DalC
at
Men's Furnishings
Calea Balls far Me 81 dosjen'fsll
weight reread, and heavy weight
ribbed Union stutts. worth tg
11.00 per suit. In basement rlHC
lYIday, suit areya.
Skirts had Drawers fer Mesa S
dozen fine fleeced and ribbed
Shirts and Drawers, in tan. ecru,
gray and Jaearer color. .
k'orth kOa garment. Spa- ,alilC
eal tn basement FrWay at..""
Wark Shirt fer Men Extra wall
well msde; In black sstsen. blue
$3.45
wen in .uo , in ui.i. . m, w,uv
snd gray chambrav, also kahkl
rotor. Cut very Urga In body
and sleeves are Ions. If,
Hpeclal In basement 3C
Friday, at
5eallgee Shirts for Mea 4 dosen
fine quality Negligee and Golf
Shirts In neat patterns.' fn
Worth up to 11.00. special allXC
In basemen Friday, each . . 1""
Pillow Tops.
Of art crash and denims. te
Ho vslues at
Front Laced Corsets
For . medium and
slsnder figures.
Medium top with
extra longf skirt
over hip. This la
a 11.00 value W.
B. Curaat. Special
in our eyr"
Trlssement JC
Friday
Assertraa Girl Cr
at For misses
and r Juniors'. K
clone fitting cor
set at top. long
' hip but cut away
In front ovar
limb, making a
comfortable oor
set to sit tn and
does not bind fig
ure when atand
Ing. A. U-00 Cor
aet In
Basement, special Friday t)rc
at :
Drbevelae Itraaalere Front cleelnj.
einDroidely trimmed.
Special In llassment
. Friday, at
25c
TOWELS, BED SPREADS AND DAMASKS
Up to 10c Towels, 5c.
Abut, t090 doxen Huck.and
plain and fancy border r
t nc
Table Daaasak Vull hl.-hed. ' CI
inches wide, every thread linen.
A great range of pr.ttv r
patterns to s.l.ct from. KSr
i Speclsl for Friday, st Wall.
"Breeds For Frldsy we
will place r.n sal. in our Basement
L'lnn 8rtlf" Mar.ellle.. ,atln
- tinlKhed spread, iitgu- swrs r
f0rr ...$2.25
6Vic Crash Toweling, 4c.
This Is llks the old-fashioned
homespun, heavy unbleached.
Unexcelled for wear. A
at, 4C
Barber Towels, 30c Dozen.
The are slightly Imperfect but
will not impair the wear.
. While 100 desns laat 30c
Frldav, dosen wwv
Cloth Full bleached, made of Oer
. man mercerised Damask. Patterna
ars copied from higti
class cloths. .Special
for Friday
Table Padding This Is a heavy pad
ding Li Inches a Ide. Kails
slwajs at :c. Special . A3C
inut;,
Diaper tietb The soft snd
sbsorbent kind. In II. SI
and it-Inch width
$1.33
6c
Mill Ends of Toweling, 2c.
Ona rae of mill ends of towels
snd toweling. Desirable
.ugths. Values upo 2c
TRAVELERS' SAMPLES of LINENS
Worth Up to f 1.2S Y-rd. 15c Each Is-
Bsmple of hi ah priced Dr 1incns from II to i Inches aide, la
tilack snd whit, and brown and white stripes, colored novelties, bra- j,
railed linen, etamios, ramie, diagonal weaves. Alo plain shades In pink.
blue, Isvendsr, tsn, green nstursl. ljr(ii art linen, etc. These linens 3,
can bs used for all Purposes, dr.ases. blouse, children's achooj,. rocks, ft
art work. Many sample Ui match. Theae aampl.s sre sbao- -T
lutely pure linen and worth up lj l..'i a rd. On ssls Friday, 1-lC l .
Basement Bargain square, eich ii
rf1a,,irivsct'i!-
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