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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1915)
I2-B THE OMAHA SUNDAY TIKE: (XTOHEIl 3, 1915, CARYER HAKES ALL KIDS GO TO SCHOOL1. HOWARD GOES TO 6UTTER MEETING AT THERMOPOLIS ft. R Howard of trie ntirllpstnn lund Jepsrtment hsa rone to Thermnnnlla. JWyo.. where he will meet tho uperlillftt flnlj Forty-Eitfit remits Hire i" Kl'""K . ... v 4 I""1"" Nebraska, delivering lectures on Been ISined to AllOW IOunfSteri I dairying; ni the making of better butter. ' to Oo to Work. I Th dairy gperlallets are ulns a special train and will be out two weeks. The Jaat week of the trip will be given nvff to lecture In the town along the Unr-Inc-ton lines In the irwlcm part of Ne-brsska. Apsrtments, Data, nouses an4 cottages can be rented quickly and cheaply by a llee "For Kent." CITY LICENSE RECEPITS SHOW GAIN OVER LAST YEAR The receipt of the city license df-pe rt mrnt for the flrrt nlna month of. this year were $;4,9i.. Tor the corres ponding period of lart year they were ni.m.io. MASONIC RELIEF ORDER TO ASSEMBLE IN OMAHA Oma.li la likely to ha rhoMti aa tha next meeting plare of tha Maaonlo Ro llff association, according to word com In to tha bureau of publicity of the Commercial club. R. V. Cola will per maJly extend the invitation for Omaha NORFOLK VA. IS NOW AFTER "BILLY" SUNDAY A letter M received from Norfolk. Va.. from the Ministerial alliance, ex tending an unanimous mvltatkm from that city to 'Billy" to ronduct a cam paign there. NEBRASKA LAD RE-ENLISTS AS NAYY TURRET CAPTAIN Arthur F. ' Armstrong of Greenwood. Neb., re-enlleted at tha local recrult Inir aiatlon for the navy aa a turret cap tain. He haa eiirht year of previous service. He will take hla wife and baby with him t San Francisco, where he will Join hla ship. snuaiBABE REmsED . o-vv-wwK e e n e s t Economies Offered in Ak-Sar-Ben Week Salesu--M3i Welcome, Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors T We're going to do our best to make your visit a pleasant one. We h, I Attendant Officer Carver reports that since tho opening of elghtj-one public and parochial schools of Greater Omaha four weeks ago he hat Isarjed only fortf-elgbt permits for boys and girls to go to work in contravention of tho compulsory ed ucation law. There are more than 50,000 pupils in these schools. Of the forty-eight special cases re ferred to twelve were fnstances vhere the youngsters were 14 years of age and had reached the eighth grade. The law fixes 16 as the age Itmlt, but exceptions are made in cases of younger ages If the staplls have reached the eighth grade.' Mr. Carver has to refuse many requests from parents to allow. their children to iro to work. An Italian girt claiming tni be In years of aire, and of rather stunt 1 Iiwih, called with her mother at the attendance officer's office yesterday. The girl begged for a permit whlok would exempt her from school. Work for Mother. "Pee my mother here, she Is old. T wsnt to work for her." said tho girl. She added that her mother needed new hoes and pointed to the ota ehoca as evidence of that far Aha aha .1,1 not go to school this winter because of lark of warm clothes. . "If you do not have proper clothes I will see that they are furnished you," aid Mr. Carver. He told the lrl she would have to go to school or be brought before the Juve nile court "I Investigated thla rase the other Cay: was at the girl's home and spent half an kour. Qna of the boys of the home is .working and the father Is able to work, although he may not have wort ut now. This Is a typical case where, the jmrenU believe that aa soon as a airl la J5 she should be sent to work to help psy tier expenses," explained the attendance of fioer. , Trwaata Gloat I'awtaelr. Mr. Carver reeen''" was furnished a runabout automobile for his .work. It did not take the boys long to know he liad thla oar. During the week he was going through Ilanacom yarlc when the ngtne of hla automobile went back on Mm and the car came to a sudden stop. Jle heard the aound of boyish laughter. Investigating, he discovered two truant boys hiding undor a nearby bush. He tinted hla engine and took the boys into custody. . ' ' Mr-Carver thought It was rather alngu. Jar' that his machine should atop at.ibl very spot where the yountt truants were covertly gloating over his plight. I West Benson Lots ' ! v- Arfl (tOi'tip Past j -1 - 0 ! '. , Hastings A Hoyden report remarkable success in the aale of Went Eentin, not withstanding the fact that Bsturtlay art J .Sunday It rained: p ' ; ' ' ' . , , Cecil 13. Cawley puerhased tot 6. bjoek 7, West Benson, for IM , Nellie llrasll purchased lota 1, J, IS and .), West Henaon,. for 2.a). Mien Carlson purchad tract 6, T.n on Oardens, for IKC0. Hartlett C. Harper purchased lots E and t. Kichland Acres, for Hony Kocar purchased tract ill. Benson Gardens, for pufl. Harvey D. Uardner 'ivt;hased tract 43, IVnon Gardens, for WO. Peter Monne purnhtael lets 1. U and Si, block 4, West Henaon, for 1H. Charles P Wood purohaaej lot 3, block . Benson, for t3ii. Vernon D. Otipermann purchased lot 1 block 8. eat Ben oi, fr r f 2-i5. Virrll rtowe pun-h.sed lot I. tlock i. West Benson, for iJHo. Clarence er our.-haael lot , block I, W eat Uenaon, I'or H i. Oeorge Drnas nurrliaaed Krta t and 2 Herman Utte i puivriaaed lota t an 4. block 6. Weat Braon7 for IM. Carl Hanaen r"rchaaad lot iS, block 4, J5 eat Renaon, for Uu. Davis St Follay of Kehawka, Neb., pur chased lota 7 and 8, block i. West Ben eon, for Oeorge K. Phalen purchased lot , block 4. West Benson, for tM. Joseib Phalen purchased lot . block 4. 'eat Benson, for a Mm A. B. MoCall purchased lot If block S, West Benson, for fci&. '. "arl W. Anderson purchased lot 7, block I. West Bxnson. for IMS. Wilton C. Boucher of Coleridge. Neb, purchased tracts J77 and 184; Beuaon ar jens, for 10. : i'arl J. Hansen purchased lot SL block S, West Benson, for t. Marshall Naiaon ptirrnaaed tract' 48, 'Benson Uardena, tor txia. Mary J. Ityan purchaa lot a, block 4. fTVeet Benson, for liSb. C. V. Haatlnga purchaand lot IS, block U, Rhull's tiecond sddlUon. for tl.000. . Anna Krederickaon porchaaed tract ST, Benaon Oardana, for axon. Paxton Court Terrace Sold by H. and H. Co. , Haatlnga 4 Hey dan report tha sal of the Paxton Court terraces, constating of ix fiva-room flats an Paxton oourt, be tween Douglas and Farnam streets, to C. V. Naughton of O'Neill. Neb., for 121.500. Mr. Naughton la buying this for an tn tcetment. The buildings were not quite completed, but already two at them have been rented. Welcome, Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors To Omaha and Omaha's popular bargain center, HAYDEN'S. Make yourselves perfectly at home in the store. Check your bag gage here. Use our Free Telephones,, Rest Room, Etc. Any accom modation in our power will be most cheerfully granted you. iVfeUlTHP " .... 'i REUVBLE.SIQBEj PROGRAM FOR COMING WEEK r AT THE STRAND THEATER Today ana tomorrow a wonderful pro d action from the Vita graph studio, "Tha O allce of Courage," based on Rev. Cyrus Towneend Brady's well known novel of tha earoe name, will be offered at the Mrand. followed Tuesday, Wednesday and Tiiuraday by "Regeneration," a New York character atudy, while Friday and Saturday "I'catJny," or the "itoul of. a Women." a New Tork society life picture, III be offered. Karh picture is along different linos and hould be exceptionally pleasing to all lovera of motion pictures. , A etrong muairal program will be of fted by Carl Lamp and hla Strand the-Sii-r orchestra. SERIOUS RIOTING IS REPORTED IN MOSCOW ''wAFHlNtfTON. tkt. t Delayed dta ttohea to the tate department retpurt lonlulous of unrest In Moscow, fore si adualng the riot ptentiont-4 In the itvi'i dispatches. I'nempioyed, thrown d it of work by strikes, were said to be causing trouble and move serious cut-Im--sJls war threatened. Officials be lieve no Americans were Injured. In Daylight Dress Goods Section Attractive Special Pricings for Ak-Sar-Ben Week Handsome All Wool Suitings 51' inohps wide, in tho new blue,' brown and gTecn Scotch mixtures; a splen did assortment at, yard.. Sl.25 New. French All Wool Crepes, Epingles and Melrose Cloths In every now fall rolorintr; 100 pieces to choose from; splendid values, at, yard 88? $1.50 All Wool Serges at 98c 40 pieces of theee beau tiful 54-in. serges, in most wanted colors, all thor oughly sponged and shrunk ; splendid bargain Monday. 75c to $1.00 Dress Goods, 38c, 48c, 68c Over 100 pieces including all wool serges, Panamas, French plaids, checks and diagonals. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE SEMI-MADE SKIRTS. They'ro excellently tailored, most pleasing in style and in price, too. We make skirts to measure. - Tailoring and perfect fit ' absolutely guaranteed. Inquire at Dress Goods 'Dept. . know that those who take advantage of our special sales will find their visit to the store a profitable one, but visit our store whether you wish to buy or not We're here to show yon the new things. New Laces The mo?t complete line of Novelty Laces thown in Oma ha at specially low pricing this week. Cluuitllly Iiacea nounclngs 9 to 4 5 Inches wide, in white, black and Ivory. Edges S to 6 Inches wide. Bands and Galloons 4 to 6 Inches wide beauties. Gold and Silver Ijwea Bands, edges, galloons, flouncing! and allovers. lleautlful Embroidered Chiffons, in flouncings and allovers. Two special bargains, at 08 and 'S 1.08 J"""4- riain Olilffon Clot ha Mont wanted colors. Special Monday at 60i yard. Jet Flouncing, and Bands A big peelal showing, at 82.00 a yard and up. New Embroideries Assortments second to nono values you'll find superior. SwIhs and Nainsook Embroideries Beautiful designs for chil dren's and baby's dresses, In six special lots for Saturday Be, 7c, 9c, 12 He, 15c and 25o yard. Flouncings, 9 to 12-ins. wide, to 50c yard values. Suitable for underskirts, Q yard e&OC Handkerchiefs at Half Women's, Children's and Men's Hand kerchiefs, in wide assortments: 6c Handkerchiefs at 2 10c Handkerchiefs at 5 15c Linen Hdkfs.. at TV. 2 5c Emb. Hdkfs., at..l2H? 6c Men's Hdkfs., at ..yc 15c Men's Hdkfs., at.Ht 20c Men's Hdkfs., at...lO Blankets and Comfortables White Wool Blankets, Sanitary Gray Blankets, beautiful 4-inch Block Plaid Blankets, strictly all wool, double binding., weight 4 K and 6 lbs., f 7.50 values. . . , $6.45 Horn e-M a d Comfortables, weight 6 lbs., high grade sani tary cotton filling, covering of half silk and velour, reverse side, 5.00 values, each .... A ..... . $3.50 Linen Section $4.00 Bed Spreads for $2.95 200 of these 84x90 Bedspreads on sale Monday Finest' quality crochet; made of the best soft spun cotton yarns, snow white bleach.' Choice of embroidery, scallop or fringed. Cut corners; - for 4 ft. 6 in. beds. Monday 60 Fringed Satin Spreads, cut corners, full size. $3.00 Spreads, Monday 100 Colonial Spreads This novelty made in old style colored blocks, 76x90 size; hemmed. Monday $2.95 $2.10 $1.98 Rug Specials You will want to see, for , there's big savings ,ou. every item. , All new Fall 1915 'pat-' .terhsj all perfect. Muiiieci 'WUton TXnjrs-Dkll Viae,', regular $30 val- t0! flfi uea. Choice. .,;. V6tiUU Tapestry nrnssela Rugs $18 values, 9x1 S size, seam J1 Q Cl . ; ; less , , v 4 lOsOU IHgrJow'a lldad Wiltons $45 values, .'9x12 elxe,.tQ4J ,7E beautiful patterns POe O Seamless ItrusseU llugs $12.60 ' values, 9x12 alio, JQ Cf big assortment.. . vOy Keamlesa Wilton Itag$ 4 0.00 val ' ues, 10-6x18-8 (JjQf) ttf sizes. Choice pat. POs eO VI Ilea7 Axminater Rugs $25 values, 9x12 site, great . .. bargain Seanileaa Velvet Rims $18 values, 9x12 size, match- J2 5Q Window Shades, 86 In. wider 7 ft., long- guaranteed OJ rollers. ........... . O jC Hayden's Always Noted for Silks Don't Miss These Ak-Sar-Ben Specials $1.00 DRESS SILKS AT 38 YARD. For Monday only we offer about 1,500 yards of most desirable dress silks, including 36-in. Silk Poplins, 27 in. Chiffon Dress Taffetas, 24-in. Cheney's Shower Proof Fouhrds, 27-in. Novelty Messalines, also check ed and striped fancy dress silks, usually sold no at 75c and $1 yd., all at one price, yd. ........ . .OOC $1.25 DRESS SILKS AT 88 YARD. Including nil Silk' Crepe de Chines: Silk Poplins both 40-in. wide, also 36-in. Chiffon Dress Taffeta, Fancv Stripe Taffetas, Satin Stripe Tub Silks, Print War Chiffon Taffeta, Black 3Jessaline and Peau de OO Soie, regular $1.25 yd. silks, yd OOC NEW CHIf FON VELVETS, $3.50 and $4.98. Never were Velvets, more stylish for fine gowns and wraps although they are scarce early placing of or ders enables ua to offer you a splendid variety of most wanted shades and unquestionably superior values at these prices. : , ' . " . ' ' IMPORTED COSTUME VELVETEENS, $2.50 & $3.50 44-in. wide, fast pile and fast color, soft chiffon finish, only 10 pieces left; values you'll find matchless at these pricings. . LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN DRESSES. Our Dressmaking School, under the personal supervi sion of Mrs. Cateron,', offers you opportunity which you'll improve if you investigate. Domestic Room Monday's Cotton Goods Sale l Flannel, yard wide, 7ic C3. J4 $17.98 Drugs 15o botUe Carter's Liver Pills. . . .ITo lOe assorted Toilet Boap. at I -bars for loo 1.00 bottle De Witt's Kidney Pills to lituxj Brashes, while they lent, at ....! 4 10c bars Peroxide Soap 8o I bars -Ivor? boap ....10. 10o Jp Hose or Palmollve Hoejp. .oa lie can Banl-Klush 10. !' or Affinity tihamiwo. tlnlr. . S5e 1 00 bottle K. W. Ulch s lia'r Ton in for .Co I (Ins. l-tr. Aspirin Tablets 80o It. to I11 Hair Brushes..' ..Sao Jl.eO Asurea or I Trefle Powder SSo Oo tube Pebeco Tooth paste., . ,.S9o too jar Daas-ett A Hums J oil's Crea-n fox 30 ISo Pood's Vanishing or Cold Crrain fur - ISO ItOo Jar Stlllman or Kerry Cream, 384 t 10c. rolls Crepe Toilet Paper... 84. Colgate's Tooth Paste, larrs slse, too 50c slse Hal ilepatlca. BS. the jar Mrntliolat um 144 ll,s Tooth brushes loo 11.00 White Ivory Hand Mirrors, 494 tl.SO Hot Mater Bottle... ao tl.it Bath Hprays TM As "Seen by the Critical Eyes of Authorities Authentic examples of the most approved fall and winter modes. Selected not hastily but with the most painstaking care to-have exclusiveness, distinctive becomingness of style and excellence of 'workmanship and ma terial evident features of our great display. In spite of distinctiveness revealed that fairness of prices which has always been associated with this store is evidenced everywhere. Suits With An Exclusive Air, hundreds of them for selection at a good range of pricings and surpassing values at each price $39.75, $45, $49, $59 to $100 A Wonderful Suit Value shown Monday at $19.50 Cheap in price only See them. 1 A Showing of New Coats so varied in as sortments of .such splendid qualities that only personal preference and price should control selection, $15.C0, $19.50, $25.00, $35.C0 to $75.00. Nobby White Coats Shown $10.00,' $12.75 and $15.00. Elegant New Suits In beautiful Chiffon Broad cloths and Velvets, Gabar dines and other fine Suit ings in TWKXTY-F1VK DESIGNS that possess all tha style beauty and .Quality of the Suits usually shown' at $45.00, beautifully trimmed, artlstcally tailored. Spe cial for Monday's sale at JL $35 A Spend id Showing of Children's Coats and Dresses Mondav. Don't Miss Those Beautiful An Elaborate Showing of ' DRESSES and GOWNS in every coloring and fabric that fancy could dictate and design for all occa sions. . Elegant Evening Gowns and Afternoon Dresses ....... .$35, $45, $55 up to $100 Pretty Dancing Dresses, $19.50, $25.00, $29.75 and ...-...$35.00 Beautiful Street Dresses, three choice lots, on sale . .$10.00, $15.00 and $19.50 CHiarming New Waists, an immense as sortment of the latest modes for selec-. tion, at . .$2.95, $3.95, $5.00 up to $12.50 Choicest Values in Omaha. VISIT. THE BABY BAZAR, 2d Floor 10o Outing Flannel, yard wide. lengths 3 to 8 yards . , 10c White Shaker Flannel, heavy 'make, yard -. . . . 3 5e Cream Saxony Wool Flannel, yard ........... 8c Bleached Muslin, yard wld, yard lOe BUkolina,' plain colors: or printed patterns, yd. . , 10c Pillow Cases, standard sites, hemmed, each 5Qo Cotton Batts, S-lb. weight,, un- roUs 72x0, each . . lOo Linen Toweling, unbleached, yard 60c Table Damask, high grade, mercerised, yard 23 c 5ic Tie 7ic 39c 6ic 29c Draperies You Want New weaves, new colorings, at most attractive pricings. Marquisettes, with hemstitched edge, lace trimmed, ecru or white, 60c value,,.. ort yard OUC Bungalow Nets Choice new pat terns and OP to lyr : values, yd. a& luC Marquisettes and Scrim Big as sortment and styles and pat- "K,:.15cto50c Curtain Bcrlma, with plain centers and colored borders, choice J.rr. 12ict049c Dainty Curtain Swlsaea in dotted or figured styles. Special Monday, yd . IOC Fancy Cretonne In Immense aa i sortment of colors and pat terns. Several qualities, at, S... 12cto45c The "Snnfast" Draperies shown in wide assortment of newest pat terns, OC - w yard. $1.25 Ak-Sar-Ben Sale Dinnerware 918.00 Blnmer Sets, 94.881 100 pieces, semi-porcelain. . , 918.00 Xttnaer Sets, 98.8) 100 pieces, sold border dcuraHin. 935.00 Slnser Sets, 934.8 100 pleoes; a 181 J HaWtind proluct; sorvUe fur 12. 939.60 Blaae Seta. 919.60 Klne Frt-prh chins, with fnrcet-me-uot deooratlun ; 108 leces; a wonderful value. lOe Cnlaa Bawls, at So 1.006 of them In this lut.- Wait ml-Toreella riaUa and T-lnch; Hpeciai M 4o earb. Range EternalBest Malleable Steel Range Made It oatlaeta. outlooks aa& eutoooas all otikera. "KaAs-e Steraal," up from 853 Other Bteel Un.-.v up from 918 "Keaowm" 'nt Iron Kansas 'H last years longer than cheap tel ransS and cost no in. no; up from ....931.00 lunia a-roTHS or au, kijips A eomplete 11a uf all suee and fpes eorreotlr priced Oak Heaters. ui frmn 94.88 Bse Hurnera, up from . . . .937.30 Hot Klasts. up from ...... 919 We Bell SOnltor, CaAorio Patented Ftueleae Farssoes. looi Kitchen Utea. sUs iredaoed lor Mou-day's SpeoUl ' Slalei Kancy JapaniW f0-lh. cspai-lty Hour lens 784 Sanitary "Savory" Hread Hox . . -v . . . .480, 89o and 88a One lot hlue and white lnsh 1'ane, l-yt. eg pact, t close out 88 rd Choppers Ovnulne "Climax," medium slse 81o 1'ic Kluiir Hitters I5c Flour Sifters , 18j 8ite K Iron Hklllets 8e Mie g Caet Iitn Cake Orlddles 8o Mze 8 hlKh frame Waffle Irons eo Nlie 8 low frem Waffle Irons Kxtra quality I'read ltoards 89e and 883 telM 8 Caat Aluminum bklllets 88o and 91.8 " A Good Time to Buy Flour Now Tne Market Advaaoea Aaala Thla Week. a. . We wsnt every housewlf-t In Omaha to try our famous Ilamond H Flour, made from the nest selected No. i spring- wheat. Why pay 5c for a lS-ounce loaf wnen you can make 4f pound loaves, sack. 9-40 18 lbs. Best lura Oraaolated urar tjr ..91.00 lOU-lD. sacks pure Beet or Cane 8urar 98.86 10 bars Heat-'Km-All, Dia mond "CT' or laundry Queen White Laundry Hoap, 93a 10 lts. beat white, or yallo (Virmnoal BJo 4 1. beat Puarl Tapioca or Japan Hloe S6o 4 Hi, best hand Picked Navy Ueans 830 12-os. ir Pure Krult Pro serves 86e 14-os. cane CoDdtensed Mi:k for SVe Pet or Carnation Milk, jer ran To Skinner's Macaroni. Vermi celli or 8fiaKhettl, oka. TWO .Advo Jell for doasert; It t Wuailty Ooods, pka..-TH4 3-11. cans Vncy Baaet Puaar Corn. Wax, Strlna, Oren or IUma Beans Gallon cans Oolden Tab's uyru 38s klacLaren's Peanut Bu't r, lb. 184s New Mincemeat, pk(...'i New Honey, rack lTVte Choice California Mulr Peachea, lb. TVe 26c Tars tviavr or KEirrxA rlUI rom CAJfUIU. If you are neing- to put up pears, do It now, as the sea son is about, closed. Monday we will haver a car of Kxtra Kanry Michigan ulu which we will fut on sal at, per huehel ,. 61.A8 Tara tVAST tT ITAXJAH BLUB ruxntn. sfoaday, w 4-baske crate too ranojr no. l dreamery Batter. Is The best strictly fresh m for B4s I lhs. aood Butteiine. . . .S6e Fancy table Butterlne. n r lb .,. ITHe Fancy Full Cream, white or colored Cheese, lb 800 Imported "wine or Roquefort Clieeee. per lh too Utah Siberia rreestoaa reaohes, orate 6oo Colorado Xibarta rreestore Paaohee, per orate sae THI f KOBTaBLB Kllll f of OaCAKA for the Vt:UiI.B. 1 lbs. best Ked Klver Oh a Potatoes ....160 II lba fancy Ureenlna? Ap ple", for cooking lft bunches Fresh Radishes fre 4 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce As t heads fresh Cabbaae. . .lOe 8 large 8oud Bunches. . .lOe 4 buncbee freeh Beets, Car- rots. Turnl. for 6e I heads Cook In Cabbage so Freati Kalamaxoo Celery. loo Fancy fiareet Corn. aus... loo 1,000 Dining Chairs On Sale Monday m Four Lots Prices Offer a Saving of Fully Monday $2.25 Golden Oak Diners Full box seat,. imitation leather; fri rvi gale prie, each plmOU $3.00 Golden Oak Diners Real lea ther, bo$ seat; come also in n fumed, at $6UU Wood Seat Dining Chairs Good a3 aortment of etyles; two special lota, at 75 and $1.00 HABTT OTXXB mcUU etawyw-It Pays Try HAYDEN'S First It Pays SBBBBBaBBSBBBSBBBaBBBBB r xt