THE HEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY,
XOVEMHEK 28,
1914.
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I Where Santa Claus is King
iippsns. It is bigser than all the
divye have far more space to display all
lijilt With him for thn crnnH hnvss
vtfr retrned upon more faithful subjects than fTw
M day until Christmas, for no Kingdom ha mmr k Y-N
in hi 5 Sumptuous Palaco and thfirp. Will Yvffitrn
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ana tiiev Will tell him thp.ir srnrv
m,X fl1 kinls'wuu??.n,ds 9f,sames and wagons and railroad trains,
J?5fHJ f P1 ,he Jittlo g rls will think that they are meeting all the
2tfle little rrenchcrirls. do Is thntlnnlr iiir mfi n,,.. i:i ti;J7 :i
sale of dolls ever held in ihis city, st read:
he United States Bought at About 55c on the Dollar
hde0n?JnfltSrtwho0 intind.s bljy;ng dolls for some little girls at Christmas. It will
w? 1 Jjf s Kestner Dolls, dolls that are cork-stuffed, Itolh with natural hair and eye
we .have grouped them in four lots for Saturday's sc lling:
Lot 3 -Finest Kid Body
uons, worth
-up to $2.50
vrchoice for . .
lit 4Finest Kid Body
k JJoiis, worth up
td $2.00 choice
.Mr
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$1.4
for. . .......
ae All Linen Handkerchiefs
A Blouse Sale Saturday That Will Set Highest Record
For Style, Excellence of Materials and Values
Sensational is a
word we do not.
like to use, hut
this sale justifies
it, for it ia sfo
to say that never
have such values
been offered in
Ouiaha. Our
buyer has made
a special trip to
New York for
these blouses,
consisting o f
several sample
and surplus
stocks fmra our best manufacturers
We could fill these two pages on the
Beauty and Style of theso charming
models, but our space is limited, so
we will content ourselves with these
descriptions:
Ever See So Many Toys? h I f)T i v1om to $4.so
V A X snk Shadow
Toys to interest
boy's mind. Toys
girls, too.
Mechanical Trains
Iron Tralng
Steam Trains
Maio lanterns
5HrrorcoiK?9 ,
Drums -Tool
Cheats
Poll Houses ,
Doll Carriages
the most inventive
to please the little
Rocking Horses
Shoo Flies
Little Itoy Dolls
Gaines
Soldiers
Guns
Sleds
Blackboards
Skates
81U 8hadow
Lac Blouses, Creps de chine,
Messallna and Batln in white,
black, flesh, navy, tete de nefne,
Russian, green. Choice, Satur
day, at-
LOT 2
Values to $7.50
Flowered Chif
fons; also plain Chiffons, Sha
dow Laces; Filet, l.ace and Net
combined In effective models;
Rsdlum Silks and Satin Dlouses
for-
e mbroidered wreath and butter- Six in Box
dWs handkerchiefs with ini- rrF
jial .Saturday at ... OC
Now Comes Our Annual
Before-Christmas Sale of
Men's and Women's Handkerchiefs Women's handker-
, ,. viuchj m jaacy emuroiaerea corners, ta colored and
. w hite. Put . up in fancy Christmas folders. Also men's
., hll lintn Initialed handkerchiefs. S5c 1 O.L
::; ,,' Values, Saturday at XteC
k. Women'u Sample 12 Handkerchiefs Special Saturday
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'Women's Gloves and Hosiery
r; BAiB ATTimDAT KAXIT FIOOB.
ICO DcsoaTinrGldyes. Offered Very Special for
m T1 -1 . rs i
saturuay comprising overseam or tuil pique
filamb Jcid gloves, in black, white and colors. Some
jIiave contrasting backs. Every
iffiove guaranteed and fitted to
ho hand. Worth much more .
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
Some silkto top; others have lisle double tops.
AM snndes to mat'h gowns and shoes. Full fash
ioned with reinforced heels and toes and double
soles. Some put up in fancy Christ-
is boxes. Special Saturday at ... .
'IB
See Window Display
$1.15
$1.00
Women's Ture S.lk Hose
; ; Odd lots, every pair" per-
tecr, run regular maue,
hlsli spliced heels and
- toes and double soles. All
r hades Including - black
Vfcnd white. Some In fan y
y.tlhristmas boxes, gn
-Special Saturday. OJC
' Women's gilk Boot Hose Black and white. Double wide
..garter tops; full eeamless; double soles, heels 4 f
and toes. Special, Saturday at XOC
Women's Fiber SUk and
Silk Lisle Hose Tans,
black and white; medium
and light weights. Fu.l
fashioned and seamless.
Reinforced heels and toes
. and double soles- Spe
cial, Satur- E
day, at OC
A sale, without a parellel. An event that every
woman remembers from year to year and waits
for with a list of all the ribbons she will need to
makeup into beautiful things. for Qmstmasin
tleed, most women bftyall theTibbbns they expect
to need for all of the next season in this great an
nual sale. .Saturday we offer:
r l D:LU 6 to
YeiUUr IUUUUU9 wide. Values
inches.
up'
to 14.00 ner yard. . Beautiful designs., l
w have never offered such values at
such .a low price...
fir D '-i- CVj to 10 Inches wide.
Yfarp lllllia values up to $3.75
per yard. Light and dark grounds. Some
sold effects. Very pretty for Kensington ,
and many other uses.
Gold and oth
er comb! na
tions. These ribbons are worth up to
$2.25 per yard and are extraordinary i
values at Saturday s sale price
Beautiful Plaids
Fancy Warp Print
64 to 7 Inches wide. Val
ues up to 5 Be per yard.
Special, Saturday, OC
the yard JjQ
Moire Grosgrain
6 Inches wide- Heavy qual
ity. Splendid line of colors.
Regular 39c and 46a on
quality, Sat., yard. C
Values
Up to
$4.00 a
Yard.
Choice
For
98c
Yar$
Warp Print
5 and 0 inches wide. Worth
up to 29c per yard, Special
Saturday, the )A
yard , . -UC
SatinEmbossed" Ribbon
SV, inches wide. White,
pink, light blue and other
colors. 29c values, i j
Saturday, yard... XjDC
- Our purchases last week while in New York included
several new lots of the newest and latest up-to-date
models in misses' and women's coats. Several manufacturers were glad to let
account of the delayed season and wo secured select aud choice lots.
We have divided them into 3 lots for Saturday Belling and aJvi$e
early selection on account of the ma iy odd $ ample garmentg.
go on
iiM Home Necessities
F?riI7I? A regular 15c cake
tftKh f Ricks seller's
Complexion Soap
jvlth every Jar of Kicksecker'u
i'pul rtii. i. rcg-ular 60c Cft.
HiKe both for OU0
sXaxtaa rillott RoaP 0c cakn
'" es
Xiilao Son Olyoarias Soap
i lUc vnkn for , . . . Sa
Bed Oroia Osuxe 5-yard pack
' age fur 890
FREE
A full $1.00
ti can
Wizard Flooi
Oil with cv
ry l. w
alsc, Wlrard
Oil mop
both for
$1.49
Pi
Our 40c Chocolates Are So Popular!
But no wonder. There are none better. You
must try our I'ompelan Chocolate Bitter
Bttect and Hwiss Style Milk Chocolates. We
reduce them for Saturday to, pound
kttm ini'. i
Palloiona Mapla Ooafaetlons
Mapla Caramel (Jlaxer, Mapla
cnii Hall. Maple Oems,
Maple Nut Klnnen and Vnnllla
Nut Klaaea Satur
day, fiound '
aTeaa-Kaaa Blaok Walnut Pjh
gaa Saturday. 9C
pound a.IU
20c
paclal Cream Vaaant Baaaraa
V'anlllit, Hlrawbeiry an u
Chocolate. Batur. I r.
day, pound IOC
Oar Dellolona Oraam Twit Bolt
Kolled In Pecan Nut OC.
meats- Pound Uu
Candy Deat. FoKpelaa Moom.
Choice of one lot that Includes
pretty mixtures, Zibellnes, Cha
viols. Persians, etc. Some full
silk lined. Some with fur
collars. A most unusual purchase
made It possible to offer suca
splendid coats at this low price.
They are worth much more.
Deautlful twb-tlared models
with wide belu. Some are satin
lined, many with fur collar and
trimmings. The smart Seal
Plushes, the new Striped Cor
duroys, lustrous Hindu Lynx,
etc. You never expected to buy
such coats at $16.00. .
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gjm Third Floor Saturday
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iTvc pi' l ed the most wonderful values within the past two
Saturday
eio aft '" i nienis oi ariicies worm up to 4 uu-anu aoiue muca
eat, Jcv. Iry, Curtains, Linens and many other departments
;y.yoiir Christmas Gifts for almost nothing. Don't miss it!
i tlij .viv:
21 Framed Pictures Various sixes and
kinds. Values up to $10.00.
10 45-inch Lace Tea Cloths $1 39
values.
15 IHx.Vl-lnch Huffct or Dresser Scarfs
-Three-piece style. $1.50 valued.
12 Marmalade Lai e Dresser or Iluffet
Htarfs and Center lleces $1.50 aod
$1.75 values.
O 20-inch Cluny Ic Dollies $1.85
and $1.50 values.
6 All-Linen Damask, Scalloped Edge
Iluffet bcarfs $1.35 values.
vy no-men tiunt n ctoins Hemstitcned
Jiv-V J&jf n(1 scalloped. $150 values.
a Tapestry Waste Taper Iiasketa Im
ported French Tapestry. $3.60 values.
5
Warn
in Hand Embroidered
31.00 values.
Sofa Pillows On natural linen.
v.:
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r-
10 Tajai ,nianK,aj
Genniue Japanese Ilamboo
styles. $200 values.
lUakets la sandwich and
Millinery Sale
Second Floor
We have just receiver! 250
new Bonnets and Hats,
samples from Ilanauer,
Arnstein & Seisrel. New
York City. They are made
of PlushcF, Velvets nnd
Corduroys, in Black,
White, Copenhagen, Red,
Brown and Navy. Stylish
hats and bonnets for girls
3 years to 14 years. Values
up to $5.00. Special, Sat
urday, at about one-third
actual value..
Dig Values in Children's Coats Saturday at prices bound to Interest
you. A New York manufacturer s sample line of Children's and Jun
iors' Coats In every smart style for the girls.
. f ..." !.'-'.'V .lit
$.1.50 1
$2.50
Choice of a hit lot of
flrln' wool dreanea, asea t
to 14, pretty plaids, bergea
and combination; all the
g-irliah ideas food col
or, tto.
$3.98
Choice of S06 child's Cnata,
I tea to 14 yeara Good
heavy warm materlala. 1-v-ary
good aiy a C'apa Coata,
hsUn inudla. Ions and
Quarter leiiKtlia, larga belt
ed models, all colore, ail
materlala.
$5.00
Choke of 4J0 glrl'B Coala,
to 14 years. Positively
the pre tit Hi and must up-to-date
lot of clilld'a coat a
we have offered tfila eamn.
Every model new and atyl.
tnh. Clothe of Chinchilla.
Zebillnea, Cheviots, Pluah
a, Peralaita, etc.
$1.69
Choice or a bl lot of In
fant's Coats, t to yeara,
In aood rnlxtuiea, Chevlota,
Conluroy, near fklna, etc.
Pretty ehildUh Idraa. Col
ore lbs nioal deal'ahla.
$5.98
Junior Coata for a-lrla 13
to 1 yeara Made to fit
the medium aliwt and atout
Stria, In a varletv'ef atylvs
that are proper for irlrle of
thla aice. Every one nf the
beat materlala for glrla.
Uood colore.
$5.00
Choice of Rli'la draaaea
worth to 110 00. We have
about 10 rhlldren'a dreaaei
in asea f to 14. Home are
aaJnplta, othera odd gar
ment , In ilaidM, (Jercea, etc.
timart and pretty which
wa offer tiattirduy, mhlU
tkey last, at fO.OO. .
Brandtk
Strond
Floor
I (YT O Valuet to 110,00
J O Dress Ulouses
In Georgette Crepes, Shadow
Laces; Velvet Blouses with Chif
fon sleeves; new Stuart Collars
and Military effects; ail new
models Saturday, at
A Wonderful Purchase of 1,100 COATS
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Many of this lot are coats that
are, exclusive In style and ma
terials. The wide bell shapes.
The new cape collars. Fur col
lars and fur trimmed, full satin
linlngs.The wide belted and side
pleats. Seal Plushes, Fur Tex
and rerslan, a Hindu Lynx. etc.
Misses and Children's Children's Day Saturday ii Omaha's Greatest Store
TELLS STORY OF WOUNDED
American Woman Describes Red
Crosi Work in France.
PATHOS OF THE SmiATIOJI
German Soldier Kafferlaa; from la
Jarlee rield of Battle air
rroof of Raemr's Hw
ltallr.
WARltlNOTON. Nor. 24.-Work of the
Red Croes nuraea In France and , the
handling of wounded la graphically de
arrlbed In a letter received here from
Mrs. temtng-Jarvca, an American woman
now living In Francs, who la serving
with tho hoapltala at Dlnard. FriUany.
She deacrlbea the movements of trains
from the front thuar
"A train of wounded is dlaappeerlnf In
the dlatanos ss another arrives with Its
freight of Injured n en. All the resources
of the railway atatlon are called Into ac
tlon. Soldiers quickly sweep1 the dust
and cinders from the platform: lied Cress
nurses haaten forth with cups of beat
tea and rordlala. The nuns out allcea of
bread and butter anr" prepare eupa of
teaming roffen, while the Red Cross
doctors and military surgeons ' hurry
shout, preparing; lor the weary new
comers. Military asetatance comes, "toot
men with atretrhera, soldiers with first
std to tho Injured, the major command
ing: keeping a strict order among theae
willing workers. On all sides hurry, ac
tivity, energy are devoted to eaaa the
agonies of tha wounded, helping them on
to the longed-for reat In soma distant
hospital. 4,
Train Trawe Hp.
"The train draws up gently, . soldiers
appear at tha doora, silently and pa
tiently waiting,' eonie with foreheads
swathed In reddening ' bandagws, othera
with thatr arms In slings, again others
leaning oa crutchea.
"One could not Judge of the number,
aa more wounded were lying on the seats.
One saw only black and whtto and yel
low faces peering anxiously forth, and
one understood that theae soldiers had no
words to express thatr sutfeiitura; they
only wait 'for help,'
"A young doctor. Just commencing Ms
life of self-sarrlflre, hla eyes heavy with
fever, his shoulders drooping with fa
tlgue, seeks the military doctor In charge
at the station and hands him a lint, giv
ing him some Information, brief and mili
tary, en the wounded hundreds bantod
him. Some are ee injured they must
have instant Kelp. Others may travel
farther, aeeklag from station to station
the promised aaalatance. , ,
Removed oa Itretekevs.
"The mora desperately wounded are re
moved on stretchers; the nuas bring cool
ing water to wash their fevered hands
and faces; the nuraea bring them food
and hot eoftee; kind hands replace their
slings awry; boys and girls bring them
newspapers, cigarettes and candles. All
wlah to express their admiration and de
votion to these humble defenders of
France.
"All along the vast platforms are rows
of stretchers, each laden with Its suffer
ing humanity. One counts the tnen by
the upturned booUoles. Alas, those
wounded In the legs hang brokenly down.
Here a wrenched man with a broken
shoulder wanders toward the operating
room, Installed In every railway station.
There a feeble comrade leans on the
shoulders of a nurse as Jhe struggles to
ward the doctors awaiting him. ,
Ths more seriously wounded must re
main on the spot. The medical director
Inapects them, taking their number and
encouraging ' them with a few words.
Now, my brave one. you will not travel
further; a look at your wound and then
to a comfortable boapltaJ.' The wounded
soldier touches h's cap. lifts his covertn
and shows a dressing spotted with yel
low and brown, but hss the strength to
asy to the bearers. 'Carefully, gently, my
friends; I suffer much.? and be looks
with misgivings on the ambulance, for
thev are moving him again, poor follow,
who has suffered so much.
tlft Hlwi Tenderly.
"They lift him tenderly and he dtsap
nara beneath tha Red Croes ambulance.
! hM find a nuraa who whtsners to
I htm. 'My little soldter, another moment
of patlanoe and you will tina youreen
emldat cool sheets, far from noise and
confualon; thou shalt find rest and peace,
and thou shalt be well.'
"In the midst of this 'empressement.
this Joy of hsltlng. the Oerman prisoners,
wounded and far'from home, are not for
gotten. At the door of one of the wagons
a little brown chap Is leaning, silent, but
w'th shining, anxious eyes The odor of
good coffee and warm bread are wafted
to him, but he dares not make a sign:
but how hungry he Is and those good
, . m k.hl.J klm whn tftr mt mlAf
I cimirtDM ww, mi.. ,..,
! days fsced death and famine in the
trenches. How they hunger. He glanoee
behind him. Here a man itea on nia
back, hla eyes closed. Another Is gasping
with bis hands clenched. Others are
eroueh'ng In the obscurity. How hungry
they arel How they th'rstl But one roust
not sak mercy of one's eonquerers.
"Puddanly a young doctor with a nun
st his skle sppasra at the window. Coffee,
bread and meat are offered and It is
the little brown woundal ne kneeling
st tha window who bHnaa to hla fellows
the hospitality of France.'
Crowded Togtetber.
"Tho officers era crowded together,
heada swathed In blood-stained bandages,
lags and arms encircled In spotted bands,
but their voices ere lowered as they thank
the kindly nuns an) they squeese then
salves together to allow a freer space
to the more Injured companions. Tha
papers brought to them tall them of the
battles In which they have fought a ad
in tha list of thoaa fallen on the field of
honor appears the name of many a rber.
lahed friend. ,
"Ha tbey come to us, we women nf
France and the Americans living in their
pleasant country. Ths brave, humble
little 'plou Plou,' tha l.ttla iuiantryui
who so bravely and so anthualaatloall r
have fought for their native eoll, wounds 1
In arm end leg. In heal and thigh, hi
foot and band, uncomplainingly, patient
grateful, so tired and so injured, but so
ready to return to their trenches, bearing
all things, seeking a nameless gave, that
theln beloved France may remain tree and
Intact.
"These are unknown, . courageous
Frenchmen, who oa the present day battle
fields, appeal to us to help, comfort and
succor in their day of tribulations."
Pi'k 'Harrow Over Deeart.
Puahmg a wheelbarrow, which contained
all their worldly poeaetainoa and their
1-year-old son perched on lop of the load.
11 r. and Mre. Fred Harper t Los Angelas
paee4 through San liernardlno on ihmr
way to Texaa, They plan to make ttie
entire trip on foot, havinar no fuuda to
travel to better atyla. After the etrenu-.
oua trip from loa Anselea via the Santa
r"e tracka thev applied t tha coui.ty
pttal for quarter fur the nisrht. LuS
Auaelua Times.
