THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAT 5, ' 1913.
jlEDMAtl, OMAIIAN,
DECORATED WITH
CROIX DE GUERRE
Knew Nothing About Bravery
Being Noted Until He Applied
-for a Furlough; Parents
Live at Salt Lake.
t- t e.
rreaencic u. Keaman, wno was
reared in Omaha and whose parents
sow live at Salt Lake City, was re
:ently decorated on the firing line in
France with the Croix de Guerre.
He is now at the front with an
American ambulance company. He
new nothing about his bravery being
toted and followed in battle until he
lpplied for a furlough in Paris. Upon
ti . i n i : i .
.us return iu uic miug nnc iic was
congratulated and later awarded the
cross.',: g y
Thr comment which accompanied
die decoration is in French and is as
follows: "The principal doctor of the
second division. Ferrand medical di
vision, cites to the order of the sani
tary formations the soldier whose
rame follows: Redman, Frederick G.,
nmerican driver No. 10,295, Utah. A
courageous driver, modest and always
rady to accomplish the most 'perilous
. missions." . ,
. Young Redman As a graduate of
"rntral High school; and was" em
ployed by Fax ton & Gallagher come
piny. He has a number of relatives
id many acquaintances in Omaha.
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TO 'BABE PLOTS
OPPOSING WAR
Chicago, May 4. Testimony tend
ing to show that William D. ("Big
Bill") Haywood and other "cabinet
members" of the Industrial Workers
of the World directed the anti-war
activities of the organization from the
Chicago headquarters was introduced
today in the trial of 112 leaders
charged with violating the espionage
act. -,,' v; '-. "-
SrnrM '" fif !tfr and document.
braring; signatures of Haywood, the
general secretary-treasurer, and his
f assistance were identified by the gov
eminent and identified by witnesses,
some of whom are now employed by
the organization.
. Admission . of these letters over
-protest of defense counsel and estab
lishment of the signatures they were
will, according to government at
torneys, form the links in a chain of
evidence that the nation-wide con
spiracy to disrupt America's war pro
gram was entered into by .leaders at
secret meetings here
I Renewed efforts to have Xht corre
spondence, especially that seized from
the private files of Haywood, re
turned to the organization met with':
failure.'-: O .
American Marine Tonnage
" Be.3 Increased Rapidly
Washington.-Iay 4.Exact figures
on the progress of the merchant ship
building program this year, disclosed
today for the first time, show that
under direction of the shipping board
there have been launched 236 steel
and wooden vessels with an aggregate
tonnage of 1,440,627.
There "now are operating 157 ship
yards with 753 ways in use. There are
398 steels ways, 332 wooden ways,
either completed or under construc
tion; four concrete ways, and 19 ways
devoted to naval work.
The grand total of contract and rc
quisitioned ships already launched Is
1,332.127 tons, i n
. Already delivered are 138 vessels
with a total tonnage of 977,371.
Wooden ships launched number 35
with ait approximate tonnage of 108,
100. ' - ,.
Daniel A. Poling to Deliver
, Message Here From Trenches
! Daniel A. Poling, associate presi
di.t of the United Society of Chris
tian Endeavor, has just returned
f'om France, where he has been in
tr.e front line trenches with the Amer
k. boys. He will speak in Omaha
V.'nday night, May 12, at the city
Auditorium. Mr. Foling has a mes
sige for all who are interested in "our
te-jys." a message for the Red Cross,
Young Men's Christian, association
fcnd Young Women'a Christian asso.
ciution, and one especially to the
young people-of America from Gen
eral Pershing and Lloyd George..
Comptroller's Post Created
In Ancient Bank of England
, London, May 4. I he directors of
the. Bank of England announce the:
creation of a new post td be known
a "comptroller of the bank", and the
appointmeat to the new position of
Sir Gordon Nairne, at present . chief
cashier.". . v.-'-- ; , . v;
Financial writers in the morning
newspapers regard this as one of the
t a.f nufc v v v vawajisi wiib au Wiv
bank in 'many years tending to mod
ernize the institution. .- ;,.
" Continue Trial of Former
Head of Chemical Company
On account of the lack of sufficient
evidence agnst Fred M. lohnson,
former general manager of the Uni
venal Chemical company, 314 South
Twelfth street, who appeared in po
lice court Saturday morning lor a
preliminary hearing on , a cbarge of
embezzlement of $25, the case was sei
' over until May 6. M. H. Dnemmer,
president of the firm, failed to present
proper evidence against Johnson.
y. S. Internal Revenue Agent
f'cCabe Goes to California
John A. McCabe, United States in
ternal revenue agent in charge of the
Omaha division, has been transferred
to-Lot Angeles, Cat, where he will
te in charge of similar work.
John J. Gillian of Omaha will take
.the place made vacant by Mr Mc
Cabe transfer and.be in charge of
... tm aO It ei.teen 1 mma a)L!kn
f -ei- wsuatus) ja,veu i..TCauC UITllUUf
which comprises Nebraska and Iowa.
"v Men in Omaha to Raise
. war uarcen mis summer
Married men m the Omaha recruit
ing service will have a big war gar
itn and will raise chicken ant rar.
rots and peat and potatoes, A prac
tical patriot nas ottered the men the
use of two and a half acres of his
i;nd and the army men are making
: c'iusiastic plant for their garden.
May Sqle Events of Keenest Economical Interest Begin Monday
Omaha's Pioneer Eight-Hour Store
Opens 9 A M., Closes 6 P. M.
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Never before have the advantages of cash
buying and sailing been so pleasingly demon-
" atrated. Our customers arc given full benefit I
s of the splendid cash discount.
i Sale begins promptly at 9 a. m. Monday. -
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THE CASH STORE
Omaha's. Pioneer Eight-Hour Store
Opens 9 A. M., Closes 6 P. M.
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. Quality is pie watchword in selection of 1
merchandise, here. In other words we will not s
sacrifice our reputation for selling good goods Z
s in order to make low prices. '
You'll Find Qualities Absolutely Dependable.
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A Wonderful Lot of I
a
Is New Dresses j
Odd Pieces from Our I
I i Regular Stock
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"I .Just received for Mon- I
day's selling, all the most I
1 clever, style ideas of the
I season for street and after-
i noon wear; all colors and
I most desirable materials.
Attractive values aW-
f $25. $29.50. $35 I
I Up to $65 - I
Special Monday f
T Hundreds of I.
I Charming Dresses (
I Worth $25 and . $30, in f
I a bevy of styles suitable
I for street and afternoon
wear; in jerseys, serges,
I taffetas, messalines and 1
" combinations; all wanted
l-1" colors. Go at
I . $19.5L I
Beautiful Furs
I for Summer Wear
All the choicest new styles I
shown in scarfs at
15 to $125 J
Coatees at V ,: 1
I $150 Up . to $275 I
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Iks
Big Savings Made Possible by the Remarkable Underpricings in Our
ay 'Sale of Si
Thousands Upon Thousands of Yards of Beautiful New Silks, Bought for Cash at
a Big Reduction from Regular Wholesale Prices. Will Be Sold for Cash Monday at
Bargain Prices You Will Find Unequalod Elsewhere, Quality Considered.
8,000 Yards Crepe, Georgette and Crepe
de Chine at 98c a Yard
5,000 yards of 40-inch all silk crepe
de c)iine, in a fulf range of street and
evening shades, a heavy all silk quality
that sells regularly at $1.50.
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3,000 yards of 40-inch all silk crepe
georgette, in a good line of colors, in
cluding white, flesh, black, burgundy,
delft blue, amethyst, Myrtle, wine, pur
ple and plum, regular price $1.50.
$1.50 Dress Silk, 95c
2,500 yards of plain and novelty Dress
Silk, 36-in. wide; satin messaline, chiffon
taffeta, printed Habutai,' satin striped mes
salines. Worth $1.50 to $2 per yard
May Sale Price 95c Yd
$2.00 Silk Ginghams, $1.35,
Twenty-five pieces of 3 3-inch hand
some Silk Ginghams, in black, check and
stripes, taffeta and French twills, strict
ly all silk and worth $1.75 to $2 per yd.
May Sale Price $1.35 Yd-
$1.50 Chiffon Taffeta, $1.15
Twenty pieces of 36-inch Chiffon
Dress Taffeta, In the new spring color
ings, plenty of navy blue in two good
shades; worth $1.50 per yard
May Sale Price $1.15 Yd.
$1.75 Wash Satin, $1.35
Ten pieces of 36-in. all Silk Wash Satin,
in white only; a good quality; suitable for
underwear and waist purposes; regularly
sold at $1.75
May Sale Price $1.35 Yd-
' $1.75 Novelty Taffeta, $1.25
Fifty pieces of 36-in. Novelty Chiffon
Taffeta, variety of striped effects; good
colors, navy, taupe, garnet, brown, Myrtle;
for separate skirts, dresses; worth $1.50
and $1.75
May Sale Price $1,25 Yd.
$2.50 Silk Ginghams, $1.89
Forty pieces of extra heavy all Silk
Louisiennes in Silk Gingham effects,
beautiful colorings, rich luster and
washable, large plaids, small checks,
worth $2.50
May Sale Price $1.89 Yd.
$1.00 Shantung Pongaas, 58c V
Fifty pieces of imported Shantung Pon
gee, hand-loom woven in the natural tan
and bamboo shades; 33 inches wideband
sold regularly at $1 per yard
M.y Skle'Price 58c W M,y Sale Price
75c Silk Poplins, 29c
Ten pieces of Silk Poplin, in black and
white checks, some with printed effects
in colors; a great bargain; regular price
at 75c
29c Yd.
$2.50 Franch Radium at $1.58
Fifteen pieces of 40-ich French Radium,
in a good line of colors, light weight for
summer wear, very satisfactory;. the reg
ular price, $2.50
May Sale Price . l hX Yd.
$1.58
Extraordinary Good Values in May Sale of Black Silks
$3.00 36-inch Satin Imperial. .
$2.60 40-lnch Satin Charmeuse.
$2.60 36-inch Faille Prancaise. .
$2.50 36-inch Gros de Londre. .
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$1.60 36-inch Taffeta
$1.50 36-intfh Messaline
$1.75 40-inch Crepe de Chine
$1.50 40-inch-Silk Voile
$li
$2.00 36-inch Satin Duchess. . .
$1.75 36-inch Taffeta
$1.75 36-inch Peau de Soie. . . .
$2.00 40-inch Georgette
$2.00 36-inch Satin de Chine..
$145
1
I First Showing of
f Beautiful New
j Silk Siiits
Hundreds of smart, dis-
tinctive models from
America's leading makers
j . $35, $39.50, $45
I Up to $75
100 Nobby Silk I
Taffeta Suits J
In navy blue, French blue
and black; all sizes; good I
assortment of clever styles
Special Cash Price Mon-
day, at
$22.50 1
I New Blue Cloth. I
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i Tailleur Suits f
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A big shipment, just re-
ceived, stylish, serviceable, I
economical assortment
I and values we do not be-
Jieve you will find equaUd
at Our Price '
I $35. $39.50. $45 :
I nd$49 '
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A Remarkable Sale of Dinnerware
Values in This May
Sale We are Confi
dent You Will Not
Find Equaled
Again for Years.
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Make These Prices.
$23.50 Dinner Service, of American porcelain 100
piece, blue conventional decoration, choice. $18.50
$35.00 Dinner Service, 100-piece, of fine domestic por
celain, coin gold band- May special. . .. . .$24.98
$21.50 Dinner Service, 100-piece, American porcelain
" floral decoration. May special. $16.50
$15.00 Dinner Service, 50-piece, bright gold band, serv
ice for 6 persons. May special. . '. ...... . .$9.98 .
$9.50 Blue Bordered Dinner Set May special. .$6.95
42-Piece Decorated Porcelain Dinner Set Sp'l, $4.95
ThQusands of Manufacturers' Seconds far Oatmeal
Bowls, Fruits, Bread and Butter Plates, Creamers;
values to 15c. May special, choice, each. .... ... 7
Decorated China Cups a'nd Saucers, 6 for. . . . . .90d '
The New
Wash Dress Goods
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With, the coming of warmer days, special attention
is directed to the Beautiful Cottons for Summe Dress
es, Waists, Suits, Skirtings, etc.
t Hayden's invites your inspection of a splendidly
equipped Department of WASH FABRICS. All the
new weaves, colors and fabrics, and of REAL IM
PORTANCE, safeguarding every purchase. PRICES
Nhere made possible by Cash Buying and Selling will
afford SPECIAL SAVINGS.'
Drass Voila Fabrics Solid col
ors, all shades, 45-in. material.
Cash Price, yard ....... 39
Drasa G I n g ha m s Plaids,
stripes, checks and plain shades.
Variety of "the best in quality
and assortments, yard, 58c, 35c
and 25
Suitings In plain colors. and
Hawaiian cloth, 36 inches wide;
in all the best shades; strongly
recommended. Cash Price, per
yard 486
Tissue Ginghams 40 inches
wide, sheer and dainty; woven
color material. Cash Price, per
yard 386
' Half Silk Fabrics for Dresses, and Suitings Jacquard or plain
weaves, also rough shantung effects; all colors and shades. All
full yard wide materials. Cash Price, -yard ...68
Lace Curtains, Draperies and
Home Decorations . n
Curtain Materials, Fabrics for Overdrapes,
Laces and Guimpe Edgings,' Shown in
Our Newly Equipped Drapery Section
Main Floor, Annex.
Your inspection invited. Of special im
portance is the features o Prices based
on The Cash Selling and Buying Plan.
Filet-Net Note the beautiful patterns
here, at yard, 95c, 75c, 50c and... .35
Marquisette Plain 36 to 40 inches, white,
ivory and ecru. Unmatchable qualities at
yard, 45c, 35c and 25(5
Voile Plain Double twisted
thread (warp and filling), 40
inch material, ivory and ecru; .
one of the best qualities for
perfect service, yard 45(2
Lace Trimmed Voile, Marquisette and Filet Marquisette White,
ivory and ecru; beautiful fabrics at, yard, 75c, 45c, and. .35(5
Lace Curtains, Pairs Splendid qualities of filet net, with lace
edgings; all two and one-half yards long, in white and ecru, at '
pair, $1.65 and . .81.25
Marquisette Curtains, Ecru Only 2 yards long; superior grade
of this popular material; dainty wash lace edges; pair. . . .$2.00
This store is featuring an extensive range of the well known
Quaker Lace Curtains. Every curtain guaranteed. Compare the
prices. Cash buying and selling affords splendid savings.
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Special Mai Sale of
Garden: Tools
RUBBER HOSE
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foot S I
tt-lneh, S-plr. warranted hois, er 3
foo 10c
' HOSE NOZZLES
i Solid brats, Bolton pattira. adjust- a
s abl to any spray. Cash price . . 69 v i
HOSE REELS. - I
. Hardwood Recto, mads to wind 100 ?
's feet hose, Cask price $1JS
GARDEN TOOLS. '
s ll.tootk steel tardea rakes. Caih s
a Price ....SSe
I 14-tooth iron lawn rakes. ' Cash
3 Pric esc
I A food, fall sise, laTOrted hoe. Cah
i Price ....6Sc s
I VVry hest grade steel hoe. Ca.h I
I Price a... asc s
a A good 4-tine spading fork. Cash I
I Price tec
Loag-haBdled dandelion dlgsers. Cash
I Prise ...4Sc 1
1 Short-handled dandelion diggers. Caih i
I Price 25c
S Best grade hedce shears. Cash 1
I PrToe IM g
i Combination garden hand plow. Cash
Price $4-25
f Combination weeder and hoe. Cash . a
. Price ..Se i
s Dandelion rake. Cash Price . ...BSc
Shovels, either rannd or square poiet. 6
9 Cash Price $M
? Ladies' carden set. eontistinc of rake. 9
" hoe and shovel. Cash Price.... $1 JO s
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Pure, Fresh Foods, Lowest Cash Prices.
No house in the country buys closer than we do,
because we BUY IN LARGE QUANTITIES FOR
CASH and CASH SELLING enables us to sell at less
margin of profit. v " "
Buying Here Means Real Economy for You. .
10 bars Beat-'Em-All. Diamond C
or Swift's Pride Laundry
Soap for .......25c
rt-o. cans Condegsed Milk ....lie
6-os, cans Condensed Hilk......Se
The best dome.Ua Macaroni, :
Spaghetti, Vermkelli or Egg
noodles, pkft 7V,c
frnen's Wheat Flakee. per lb.. .She
Jack and Jill Cora Flakes, per
pkg. h S'jC
Condensed Soups, per can . ..12Vic
No. t cans Fancy Sweet Sugar
Cora.... 12V,c
uauon cans uoiucn aboi .
. syrups ..7uc
143 -bottle Fancy Queen Olives
for 12Ue
SS-os. iar Pure Apple Butter, . .25c
S4-os. jar Pure Fruit Preserves. SSe
No. 1 can Pork and Beans.... TVte
No. t can Pork and Beans ....14c
No. S eaa Golden Pumpkin or
Hominy 10
It-lb. sacks Pure Rys Flour. .SIM
It-lb. sacks Pure Rye Graham $1JI5
t lbs. Barley Flour 43c
lbs. White or Yellow Cera
Flour 43c
lbs. Rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal .43
The best Handpicked Navy
Beans, IV. 154
The best No. 1 Pinto Beans, lb 12V,
' Breakfast Cocoa, lb. ....25c
bars Electric 8 park Soap . . . . 2S
Large bottle Chow-Chow, Sweet.
Sour or Mixed Pickles, lb.. . ..25c
Faney Japan Rice. lb.. ........ .lie
Jello for dessert, pkg ....9c
5-Ibe..b.t bulk Laundry Starch 25c
Cabbage Plants, Tomato Plants and
Celery Plants, per dozen;. .....7iC
Red Onioa Sets, quart 7 Vic
Beautiful Blooming Geraniums,
per pot .
.12V,e
Big Dried Fruit Special Monday.
Choice Santa Clara Prunes, a
pound 12 Vie
Fancy Santa Clara'Prunes. a
pound ...15c
Faney Golden Sultana Raisins.
A pound .........ISe
FancyMuscatcl Cooking Faislns,
a pound 12ViC
Faney Evaporated Apples, per
pound ........ t ...ISc
IS lbs. beet No. 1 Cooking Po
tatoes, for 25c
Fsncy new Cabbage, lb.. 8c
Freeh home-grown Asparagus,
a bunch TVc
bunches home-grown Onions.. Sc
4 bunches home-gjrown Rhubarb,
Fancy Wax or Green Beans,
a pound .....15c
4 lbs. aew Potatoes, No. qual
ity, .....25e
Fresh "Beets or Carrots, per
bunch ,5c
Fresh Mushrooms, lb. ........ 20e
Faney Red Globe Onions, lb.. 1 Vic
Faney Sweet Potatoes, lb.... 7 Vie
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 15c
May Sale of Wall Paper
Cheer Up! Remove the Gloom From.
Every Room
We have just received another large shipment of
the newest papers and will give you the advantage of
our Advantageous Cash Purchase. - '
Read carefully our specials for this sale.
Commencing Monday, we place on sale the larg
est assortment of Varnished Tile Paper for kitchen
and bath room the standard price is 35c per roll
our price, for this sale, per roll. lT1
(Nice Borders to Match) ,
Genuine Duplex Oatmeal Paper 30 inches wide, in
the most desired shades,. per roll. ........ . IOC
(With Cut-Out Borders to Harmonize)
Our Regular 25c Bedroom Papers With very pret
, ty borders, for this sale, per roll. . ., . . ... . .12C
A Big Line of Paperajuitabla for any room in the
house, going at, per'roll.... ...... ...'. . 7C
Durine Floor yarnish,! per gallon. .. $2.50
Our Guaranteed Ready Mixed Paint, per gal. $2.95
We carry all brand erf wall paper. .
H. R. H. The famous paint cleaner, pkg. .. .15
BUY ANOTHER BOND
BUY ANOTHER BOND
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Special May Sale of
i Rugs-Linoleums :
I 9x12 Wilton Velvet, worth $48,
for .............$39.00 I
M o.avin.fi Wilton Velvet, worth
I $42.00, for ..... . .$34.00 1
5 8-3x10-6 Smith Axmmster,
worth $35.00, for $28.00
H 9x12 Deltox Rug, worth $15.00, I
for ........... . 812.00 1
8x10 Deltox Rug, worth $13.50, .
for....... 810.50 J
I 6x9 Deltox Rug, worth $8.50, '
1 for $6.75
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I 8x4 Inlaid ' Linoleum, worth jj
$1.40 a square yard, per 1
square yard $1.15,1
I 8x4 Inlaid Linoleum, worth
$1.65 a square yard, per
1 square yard . . . . .$1.35
Best Congoleum Felt Linoleum,
worth 65c a square yard,
J square yard, at. ..... .55t
Let us give you estimates on
I your window shades; it will pay
you. We are selling them sfill at
1 the old price, from 65c each up.
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