TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1915.
Cornell's Crack End
ale of Suits and
At prices that
represent a sav
ing of from
$4.00 to $12.50
Consider the methods of this establishment, consider the scope of our
assortment, quantity, selling, vast distributing power and our tremendous
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Cornell hu nieb a wonderful team this
year that It U hard to apeak of any Indi
vidual players as stars. It la a .team of
"atari." However, Paul Eckley, who haa
been playing right end for the Red and
'White, haa displayed such 'remarkable
ability that the eyea of the foot ball ex
' pert have been oentered on him. Eckley
Is one of the fastest ends that ever
donned a foot ball suit. Whenever Char
lie Barrett kicks a punt Eckley la sure
to be found In the ' vicinity when It
reached the hand of an opposing player.
On the offense he haa taken care of any
of the linesmen and backs of the oppos
ing team that happened to come his way,
Cornhuskers Are
Invited to Play on
. The Pacific Coast
LINCOLN, Nor. 11. Chancellor Sam
uel Avery of the University of Nebraska,
tonight received a telegram from Pasa
dena, Cal., inviting him to permit the
Nebraska foot ball team to go to Pasa
dena te meet a representative eleven of
the Pa oil to coast for a game on New
Tear's day. The University of Washing
ton was suggested as the probable coast
team.
The telegram was sent by C R. Weldon,
president of the Southern California Uni
versity of Nebraska olub, acting for the
Pasadena committee. Chancellor Avery
did not Indicate what probable action
would be taken. In order to make the
trip It will be necessary for the. foot ball
men - to secure not only the consent of
the University authorities, but the Mis
souri Valley conference. -
Perrltt Is Blsraed.
Manager Harry Wolverton of the San
Franclsoo Seals announces the signing of
Pitcher Perrltt, recently cast adrift by
Los Angeles.
Whirlwind Finish
Planned for Close
of "Y" Campiagn
A barrel pf apples, big pans of popcorn
and all the foot ball scores as they coma
In over tfc wire, will be the attractions
In the lobby of the Toung Men's Chris
tian association building Saturday after
noon, in the whirlwind finish of the asso
ciation's four-day membership campaign.
Secretary Ralph Yeoman says that all
men will be welcome, whether or not
tbey are members.
Almost 100 men had been enrolled as
new members up to the noon hour, and
many more new members are said to
have been secured, but are being held
until the end of the contest by team
workers, who want to surprise their
competitors with a big showing.
A "For Sale" aa will turn second-hand
furniture) to to cash.
Mercantile Leaarae.
fs'EB. CLOTHING CO.
1st. 2d. Id. Tot
Huntley ....139 Ul 172 442
Tonisu 142 7 131 Bil)
Vetur 116 128 171 416
Harrison ...Ida 171 3 475
- Soderbolm ..14 160 lta ' 4?0
Totals TU 687 774 2172
BROWNING-KINO CO.
1st. 2d. M.Tot.
Miller lis 14 14 ere
Hoover 121 176 137 434
Btanfleld ...147 154 167 fc
bryson 136
Burgess
Handicap
K 123 364
.136 143 luO 431
,. 72 72 72 216
Totals 764 788 S12 2S64
BYRNE-HAMMER.
1st. 2d. d.Tot
McShene ...140 134 127 1
Turlnaky ...17S 12 136 606
Latham 1J 120 143 414
Hhawkey ...17 138 166 4)3
Murphy ....171 16 146 47
Totals ta 763 717 232
. WORLIKHERALD.
1st. 2d. Sd.Tot
Porsythe ...202 183 W5 660
Helntse 177 137 144 414
Agor 129 165 147 441
Tym 19 147 176 61
Imh 1K2 64 196 W
Handicap ... 23 22 22 66
Totals (88 71 ro 2566
DPEXBL SHOE CO.
1st. 2d. Sd.Tot
Ar.nstrong .116 117 162 894
Irexe 119 U2 lis 849
Thomas 126 1(4 135 263
Leahy ; 1M 109 139 404
Ktchev li U6 164 4i
Handicap ... to 61) 60 18)
FORD MOTOR.
1st. 2d. MTfct
O. Smith 133 146 166 444
Sample 167 146 141 466
Hutchlns ...169 141 139 449
Wilson 138 128 183 443
Gaunt 134 146 128 4U8
Totals
THOMAS
2156
Totals 7S0 7
M. K. SMITH
, . 1st 24. Sd.Tot
Meallko 119 151 13) 4
Ktrkham ...169 IX 1S9 fc0
Welch ....... 161 148 163 41
Btiehnell ...l 16) 167 619
Westergard 213 191 148 662
Totals 831 te Tm uh
ORCHARD WTLHCTJ.
lit M. Id Tot.
WalWn 1st 164 180 4
Kleffer 181 ltf. a
Malm 133 ltl M) 4.4
Frelrlok ....148 161 117 4H
r. Pmlth 14 1M 1W 446
Ha no leap ... a
. 1 69
Kalem ....
MoManus
Larson ...
Thomas ..
Merryman
HandKap
...Tic, 7J9 766 22O0
K1LPATRICK. .
1st. 2d., Sd.Tot.
...149 167 163 469
,..171 130 143 444
...117 164 124 4
,..109 187 169 406
..148 186 1S 476
.. 16 16 16 48
Totals . . T10 739 7W 23U7
ADVOfl.
1st. 2d. Sd.Tot
Stlllvagon ..1.7 160 140 407
Hemple 136 116 1J6 M
Hartson 148 126 127 4il
Zeiss IK U8 I'd
Kolls 199 144 1M 499
Totals ...779 672 699 2160
Byrae-Havsajaier Leaarwe.
PATRICIAN CLOAKS.
1st 2d. &d. Tot
Sherman ....136 110 111 366
'JVompson ..124 lt4 I08 3S6
bertch 146 761 136 441
Totals .....404 S76 866 1136
VICTORY HOS1EKY.
1st 2d. 3d. Tot
Clxek ,.VJi HI 14 371
Drora 118 120 147 886
Chyron 140 It 122 370
Totals .....384 339 403 1136
Umh Lcagac,
LOYAL.
1st- 2d. SdTot.
Ostronlc ....139 118 W SoO
McGhee ....119 81 96 2S.J
117 126 114 37
Straw.. 104 97 lftj
Welaa 202 134 tS 6s9
Totals 681 666 636 1372
1st 2d. 3d. Tot
Edmondson l0 130 116 46
A. Prchsi...l04 128 V 340
Walker 132 97 1U8 J7
Zlmaneck ..H4 147 110 31
tHerry 143 136 164 423
Totals 643 628 696 1867
OMAHA.
1st. 2d. SdTot.
RIoomqulst. 91 U'l 97
Anderson ...111 -133 108 Sfrf
Kopfle J7 139 124 371
Kuoera 161 1U 144 461
Totals 601 641 644 1308
ORDER.
1st. id. Sd.Tot.
McM&han ...120 188 137 396
Cederhoim ..138 131 98 347
Clovenger .. 91 88 93 271
Redman ....138 146 138 411
Hail 136 163 161 441
Totals 646 613 1966
Ostaka Ltagtt,
BRAND El 3 STARS.
1st 2d. Sd.Tot
Frltsrher ,..1 167 177 601
OrlbMe 131 16 196 648
Lifeer 191 10 61
Cox 176 146 194 614
Kennedy ....137 167 162 466
Totals .. 833 11 889 1631
STOKZ.
1st. 3d. Sd.Tot.
Martin 236 221 1T1 619
Terrell 1 167 1 640
Cain 17 176 191 664
Toman 4 17 227 6M
Cochran 21S ISO 183 681
Totals . 10 J 901 968 2892
JETTER'S CjLU A6B.
1st. 3d. 3i. Tot.
Raiser 137 168 173 42a
Uland 188 i6 179 672
Goden 172 181 165 468
Zimmerman 147 185 lao 613
Zrp 173 171 160 60S
Totals .. .816 880 847 S63S
WKOTH'S CAFE.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot
Thomas 1S8 188 131 6U7
Lindtey 163 1H5 170 618
Hansen 1 16 12 646
Teal BO 174 174 672
Kantoa U 301 14 6kJ
Totals ...9 946 tEl tlX
VETS.
1st 2d. Sd. Tot
Hameratrm..l57 ltO 139 464
Jaroah 176 19 169 613
Huntington J S3 2U4 184 6,0
Conrad 164 311 191 668
Neale 213 236 176 624
Totals ... 91 983 8U 2731
LUXUS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Ooff 140 Sue 3 667
Ioherty ,....1! lttl 198 &.7
Krug 163 149
Wartcbow ..U3 197 18 b- J
Learn 163 191 204 64
cerns eager to operate on a large scale consider these things well "-then
mnRn'rntt'ntiMlv ask vourstlf if it is fair to vour purse, person or good judg
ment to deny yourself the satisfaction that buying "Quality Clothes
here insures you.
All These Suits and Overcoats
are strictly hand tailored garments, silk and serge lined, some semi
silk lined. All sizes to fit perfectly all builds of men. Hundreds of
suits and overcoats to choose from.
Clever styles for the young fellow, or the more staid patterns
appropriate for the man of mature years.
AH our broken lots of Hirsh-Wickwiro, Society Brand and
Schloss Bros. Suits and Overcoats, Sophomore and R. W. Over
coats in this sale.
50
Etclusive distributors for
Patrick Duluth '"Bigger-Thau-Weather"
Mackinaw
Coat
$10.00 to $15.00
"The home of Hirsh-Wick-wire,
Society Brand, Schloss
Brothers Suits and Over
coats $20.00 to $40.00
ExciubIv distributers: for Styleplus) fi T ff
Clotnei px f JJ
Omaha headquarters for Fur Llod Coats, a saving of
a E2 V on. $25.00 to $85.00
1,200 Blue Serro Suita, regular $28.00 $ 1 7 0 0
Genuine Ail Wool AA .J tt"7 C f
MacWaaw Coat pO.UU fXJlQ. p.DU
Here are six good reasons for your buy
ing these suits and overcoats at $19.50: '
1 You see the clothes ready made, not merely pieces of
cloth.
2 You see them on you, not a picture of the garment.
S You see how they fit before, not after, you buy. '
4 You see if it's becoming to you, not just guess at it.
5 You spend only a lew minutes, no delay or waiting.
6 You save money.
800 pair Men's and Young Men's Pure Worst
ed and Cassimere Trousers, on sale Saturday In
Three Big Lotsi
Lot 1 Lot 3 Lot 3
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98
Men's Khaki Pants, 69c, 08c, $1.60 and $1.68.
Over 200 Dozen Pair Men's
Dress and Street Gloves,
manufacturer's samples and overstock, bought at a
great reduction from the usual wholesale price. All
styles, lined and unlined; all the desirable shades.
Regular and cadet sizes. "Worth to $2, on sale Saturday
About 2500 Union Suits From Two Well Known Makers
seconds, in gray, white and ecru. Me-
j: j i 'ii a
uium ana neavy weignt. tt 1 1 Q
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50( ; v ; 0
is Y: v Mcn's and
If. 1 ? Young Men's
ht . ' ' J Clothing
fyi'J:i 7.,; -j! i Department,"
r:Jl -i J Second Floor
tiijy:Hul. I Men's Store
IBP il (
1 V :
pair sct , I
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samples and seconds,
in natural gray
ribbed, white and
other popular colors.
These garments
would sell in the
regular way up to
$3.50, sale price Sat
1.98
Values to $2, at 75o and . .
a-
50 dozens Men's All-Wool Sample
Sweater Coats, all sizes (IJO JJA
and colors. Worth to $5 cp.DU
Webber's Hand-Made Sweater
Coats, in many new shades, plain,
colors and fancy trimmed. Regu-j
lar values to $10, tj7 A
sale price, $5.98 and $ 9oi
100 dozens Men's Me
dium and Heavy
Weight Cashmere Hose
assorted colors. Reg
ular zoc values, T A
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sale price,
A Special Lot of Men's
Fine Qualitv Madras
and Percale Shirts, cor
rect styles and fit. Reg
ular $1.50 (TJ i
grades, Saturday. .JJ) J
GreatSaleofMen'sHats .00
Values to $3, Saturday
Entire floor stock bought from an eastern
jobbing house of men's high grade hats, includ
ing Austrian Velours, Stiff Hats and Fine Soft
Felt Hats. These hats, if sold in the regular
way, would retail at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, your
choice for $1.00.
$60 SEALSKIN OAFS, $3.6(5
. About 35 dorens Men's Genuine Alas
ka Seal Caps, Detroit style. All sizes.
MEN'S $1.50 CAP8,t65o
About 150 dorens high grade winter
caps, silk lined and taped fur inside bands.
$L00 and $1.60 values. .
STETSON HATS
We are headauarters in Omaha for the fa
mous John B. Button IIaU....$3.60 to $10
"Mayo Hats" are sold here exclusively.
Beet hat made, for , $3.00
"Brandeis Special" Soft and Stiff Hats,
best in Omaha, for $2.00
BOYS' HEAD WEAK
About 75 dozens Boys and children's Head
wear, including Plush and Velvet Rah
Raha, Chinchillas and Fine Worsted Hats
and Caps, values to $1.25, special Sat
urday, at ...25c, 49o and 65o
"Trustworthy" Shoes For Men
These splendid shoes are in stock, in all sizes,
tan or black calfskin or vici kidskin; built in
the latest models, to give service; over lasts
ujul in anu are nnisnea m most
excellent manner. Every pair
sold at
$3.50
The DUCKS Are
HERE
The big northern flight has started, and
before you go out look over our complete stocks
of Guns, Ammunition, Huntero' Clothing,
Boats, Decoys, etc.
Sporting Goods Dept., Main Floor Men's Store.
WEST1EOT
THAT PAYS. DIG DIVIDENDS
A BEE WANT AD
Totals ...9 814 797 2304
.jouanson ...U2 W U0 321
ToUU
.810 930 928 2668