The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, November 25, 1922, Page 16, Image 16

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1HK UMAIIA Hfct.: sSAi'UKUAi.. .NUVKMUKU 23.
Fnlcml Control
of Coal Continued
Until January 1
I iifl Di-trilmtor !iihiU to
IM.iin Of fir- Until Fir-t
of Vcir at IcfUPt
of 1'rrMiJrnt.
tn-liirttion, Nn'. SI. Krdrrnl cfn
Hoi .f t-in dl(rllutrn munt !? curt-tinii-'l
until January 1, PrmiiMit
lUrillnir tlod'lf'l ti)y. C, H. Hiwim
fdi rl furl (lltriliiitnr, 'rallH fn the
ytUU lit lo rlKn hl offVe, Imf,
iifnr OlwuiMiitf lh Mlimllon, ho
HCf'il to nniuin In iwrvlrs until
Hint elm n.
Th pri iliknt, It I uiidrmtood, i
lwt to dc'-liir Urn twtriitnry during-
hlih frirl control opwutu it
an -nl nn January I. Iut prnM-r
t lint hub clnKrfn of rontml must
'hni I rintlnu4 In force.
Hy a vrl'-f cf orilri Imninl r
ernily, tlio iBBt of which came out
trduy n mi Mrawil hltuininoua cuil
mliifi tiM-rjitor in the ilinirM went
nt the MlnHlalppl from the nfcrmlty
if rrportlnf prima, Mr. Hpfna hua re-lnx-l
the orlKlnal rriculnMnii crmt4
tn limuro proper illmrlhutlnn of the
i "il aiipply. In Hdilltlnn, (he gradi!
iilly Iik i uliijt output of i-nal and the
'lUiinttty of atiM'ka In atore, Mr.
Hprne hua anneuncvd, have rvlinvtd
f-era of h nhiii luge, particularly of
lilt iimlnoiia. Anttiiio lt', howvr, ha
pimtntcl a mora anrloua problem In
vlrw of tha piblnnsrd shutdown, due
lo tha airlka and the impoaalhllity of
lni rniHlnif output of mine.
I'lidcrnl rontrol of fuel dlatrlbutlon
mi fHlillnhd flepU-mlwr 22, under
'timrenfjr luiUlatlun, anj Mr. S-'iri
!ma. ti.mil In Ink. ilmlir. of It. on
the umtwamlmc thut ha would I
fllli.urd to rnurit to liia m aa !-e
' prealiUrnt of tha riiloaio. Hurting
I fn tjulhry railroad on November
If condltlona warranted.
'"Brother Charley" Mum
on Johnson Plum
Uin-oln. Nov. ft. IHpwIal.) "1
bave nothing to ay fur publication at
thla time."
That waa the tntmrut mad to
day by Ciovernor-tlect Hryan In re
gard to the announcement (hat the
lata capltol cnninilmuon arrangrd In
rt-cembrr, 1921, to employ Oorge l
Johnaon, atute engineer, aa iiei-retary
of the atate rupltol coinrnlHalnn at a
.tliiry of I'p.OOO a year aftrr January
1. VtZi.
Thla announcement liaa mide dcino
rratlc onVeeelter howl with anger.
Thy claim one of the beat blta of
polltlcnl pie lit the atata table hue
bran gobbM up by Johnaon.
Johnaon 'a friend point out that be
Im a man appointed ''y Governor
Morebeiid, democriit, reappointed by
(lovernnr Neville, democrat, and waa
ao efficient In hie work that Governor
Mck'elvle kept him on the Job
throughout hla tenure of nfllce.
Pun-hase of Midland Plant
at Sioux City Mere Rumor
Ituffiilo, N y., Nov. 24 fpecial
Telegrom H-At Jacob JoM plant here
offlclala thla ufternoon rtVilnreil that
the report of the purchase of the Mid
land concern of Hloux City waa nmrtly
a rumor, but atnttd that official are
In the weet looking over varloua pack
ing eatabllehmenta. It la believed
there la little or no likelihood that the
Omaha plant would be tranaferrtd to
Hloux City In event the Midland plant
ehould be purchaaed.
Juror Is Talkative
Panel Is Disqualified
Falla City, Neb., Nor. 24. (Special
Telegram.) Indlarretlon on tha part
of lolrt Itowmun, Juror, who dta
ruaeml the media of the 110,000 cult
Inetltiited by )irl'e I'ratnr agalnat
lKctor l L. lluatead and Roy V
Kouta for burna alleged to have been
receded III X-ray treatment, led Die-
trtd Judge J. H. Itaer to ttlaqualtfy
tha entire Jury In the caae today.
Judge Ilaper de'lared thla waa only
the mrond luatauce In bla entire ra
t e r of 17 y ara on the bench where
he had to dlamlnf Jury on that ac
count. The llmt Inat.mce occurred
during the celebrated N'eale raae at
Auburn a yar ago.
The birgeet number of alilpa to puaa
through the rnnama camil In on
month waa 313 In October, 1922.
MUSIC ROLLS
Fit All Make of Flayers.
Read this list of lata ones:
thk fm:AK-
lit 1,4 DHL. 4 MS
TIKt.lMA
VAKKKK DO0DLR
T0(T. TOOT, TU0TSIK
HOXI SM K
hlSMUMv ALLEY
Come in and hear them or
take a selection home
on approval
Schmoller & Mueller
ISM-Ifl-1 P;,- AT laarle
iode t riano to. JM9
24 National Institution
Jrvm Coast to Coast.
aaMaHaaHMHBaaMaaaHMt
TJi4 Stort ot tht Town"
Our Windawg Tell An IntereKtinjf Story
Clothes
That Stand the Test
Have you ever figured out that in the
long run it's better to pay a little more
for a good suit or an overcoat that will
give satisfaction, than to pay less and get
clothes which have only price to recom
mend them? ' '
The Browning King & Co.
label is a pledge of 100
value and a satisfaction
guarantee.
"Every favored fashion and fabric at
a price you are willing to pay."
Overcoat and
Suit Special
Overcoats Warm, stylish, serviceable,
double-breasted, belted models with
large storm collars. Hard finished wool
ens. Specially priced at
$2qoo, $2200 and $25
Suits Broken"' lines of this season's
styles that sold from $30.00 to $50.00.
Specially priced at
For Service and Big Value-
Boys' 2 Pants
Suits
Knickerbocker Style
$io
f
Alt Wool Fine Pattern!
Boys' and Children's
Overcoats
$1500
Handsome belted models.
Nice variety of patterns.
Boys' Blouses
Collar attached and
neckband, perral
and madia weave.
Unutually handiome
pattern.
95c
'ST
Boys'
Underwear
Globe Union Sui'n,
heavy cntton ribbed,
t 51 IT..
Wool I'nion SuiU at
and
Boys' School
Stockings
Heavy and Medium
Weight Illack Storking,
23-S fr SI AM
Llr o4 quality of
white, tan and tla.-k,
medium and heavy
weight5f
Men's Shirt
Special
Fancy and ttf hi
stripes in per.
rale and madrst
Hi'avrs.
8 1 .-." frh
for S3.M1
Men's Neckwear
Special
I'fo'nen line f rut
:!! (o u r-l n.hmoU,
tieautiful attern ant
iolrtrins. Tie that
Id up t I. '
$1.10
2 t or SLVOO
We Are Agents
for the famous Muaaer
make hoaiery for bny.
Medium and extra heavy
weight cotton in hlack
oniy-r4 orr.
I.lnen tt and heel
Men's Hosiery
Special
Full faahlaned fcilk
and wool horary
in new heather
mlxturrs.
2 rrs. for $1.50
15tH anj Douglait
Harry H. Abbott, Managtr
5
Three Groups of
From Our Regular
Cloth J Plush Coats
$39.50
200 nigh Grade Cloth and Plush
Coats Nearly every one fur trim
med in high grade furs such as
opossum, wolf, nutria and caracul.
These arc all late modclH, blouse
styles, side drape or straight lines
All the pood winter shades; vn!
ues to $59.00.
NEW DRESSES
$24.50
200 New Dresses In Cantons,
crepe satins, crepe reneau, poirct
twills and serges; in the latest
styles and colors nurl all sizes in
cluding stouts to size 52; very
speciul.
Coats for Girls, $15.00
tOO new coata for girls 6 to 16 year. Theae eoats are
mada up In velours, polos and wool mixtures. Many
with fur trimming, full lined, good warm comfortuble
coats and a real value.
Little Tots' Scarf Sets, 89c
10 down little tots' wool scarf and cap sets In pink,
blue and white. For one day, Saturday 89
Fur Coats and Capes Taken
Stocks at Quite Drastic Discounts
It T TeM si kVI ..m "aw m W'MH, , 1,1 TVi
i ibtl I 1 1 t i -i f n fi nfiifi li ir
if
Hudson
Seal
Coats
$295
Hudson seal coals
with squirrel collars
ii nd cuffs; maiti-n
collars and cuffs or
all seal. French seal
enpns, genuine Jap
anese mink capes,
caracul coats, rac
coon coats; lengths
HO, 40 and 45 inches;
fur garments in this
group worth up to
$400.
Fur
Coats
FOR
$195
F u r Coats of
S e a 1, Raccoon,
Kolinsky, Mar
mot. Capos of
Real. Garments
in this group
worth up to $300
Fur
Coats
FOR
$119
This lot consists of
French Heal Coats,
Russian Marmot
Coats, Silver Op
posum Coats, Rus
sion Coney Coats
and Muskrat Coats.
Many with collars
of Squirrel, Rac
coon, Seal or srlf.
Values in this
croup worth up to
$250.00.
100 Doz. Sateen Bloomers '1
100 dozen ladlos' and mltaca' bloomers In all the dark
ahadca Juat received. Thene come In radium, Jcraeya and
natlns. For Saturday only wa will have on pale an extra
quality oateen bloomer In an extra full atyle. An enp6
clally well made garment In all the dark ahades. A real
value.
one clay sale-
Juniors' and Girls' Dresses, $12.75
A new lot of girl,' misses' and Junior dreaie In Frencb
nerge and wool crepe. Nifty style and very well mada.
Very special for Saturday 912.75
School Dresses, $4.95
250 glrla' school dresses In navy wool serge and Jersey.
Size S to 14. For Saturday only S 1.05
Jewelry and
Silverware
To accomodate our customers we will
accept a part payment of f0 on
Jewelry and Silverware and hold same
until December 15.
SILVERWARE
A Bpeeial lot of Silverware in Bread Trays,
Vases, Sandwich Trays, Cake Baskets, Silver
Candle Sticks, Bud Vases, Smokers' Ash
Trays, Humidors, Tray Sets, etc. ; in big spe
cial lots,at
25c, 39, 50t?l up to 94.89
NEW JEWELRY SPECIALS
A new lot of up-to-date Earrings on sale Sat
urday, at, only 29?
Second Lot at 59
Third Lot at -..75
Here & Jm )
t m
Hello Children!
I open ITayden Bros.' Fourth Floor Toylaud Satnrda;
with myriads of Toys, Gamp and Dolls.
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Main
m r
Make your selection early. We have a wonderful
assortment In fancy holiday boxes.
3 In each box, at 25, 30ft, 50, 75, ?1.00
Men's fine linen handkerchiefs, 35c quality at 25
COo quality at 39?
73c quality at , 50
Children's fancy silk handkerchiefs at 10f
Children' plain white handkerchiefs at 5?
25c ladles' embroidered handkerchiefs at . ...19
Ladles fine linen, both machine and band embroid
ered at 25, 35t, 50 and 75
Hand embroidered Madeira at 50, 75. 81.00
nd 1.50.
Hair Brushes.
Mirrors, Etc.
Sample line of Ivory
and Shell Finished Hand
Mirrors, Hair Brushes,
Trays and Combs Satur
day. Less Than
Half-Price
A Splendid Line All
Perfeet Goods.
Ivory and Shell Finished
Hand Mirrors nt
75c, $1, SI. 75, $2, $3
Kepular Values,
$1. to
Hair Hrnhcs ut -85c,
$1.00, S1.50
Values, f!.." to 0
Trays, SI. 50 lo S1.75
Values, sjs'MK) to x:
A ipeeia! lot f fA A-!i
Travs nt 125c each.
SW Winter
Winery?
Just Arrived
For Thanksgiving
Special Offering, Wonderful
Values
mm if 1 '42 $72 58
WAlA,) Largest and best selections. Gold and
'kVtn!.V lies in new styles that have come fron
Pans and New York.
W9
Children's Hats
$1.95
r w i 1
mvkmi in
r
I ! 1 IU
if r in
Unusual variety of becom
ing styles and colore ca-
lore, Saturday bring the ,Vi(srT
l.t'JJi A- TT J--l J.-.X V K
Kuuurs 10 xiayaen s.
Toilet Goods
The best goods for the least
price. Only standard prepara
tions.
A big special sale on the fa
mous Hudnut's products:
Iludnut's Gardenia Face Pow
dcr for 89
Iludnut's Three Flower Face
Powder for 65
Iludnut's Vanishing Cream, at
only 43
Iludnut's Brilliantine ..43
Hudnutj Talcum Powder, at
only S9?
Iludnut's Assorted Toilet Wa
ters for 91.25
Iludnut's Marvelous Cold
Cream, largo 89
Iludnut's Marvelous Cold
(Vi'am, small -13
Audnut's Assorted Toilet Wa
tors for S9
MelU Hrilliantine 39?
Melha Skin Massage... .39
Melba Greascless Cream, 39
Arniand's Col J Cream Pow.
dor for 89C
IVbrro Tooth Paste. .. .35C
Dairgetfa i KanistU-lPi Cob!
Oam fur 39c
Hin.J'a Homy and Almond
(Vain for 3.V
Lavoris for 33C
PivprVAiurra, I. Trefle and
Floravm Fa Powders, af
only ?.)C
Striking Reductions in Most Desirable
Wall Paper
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Butter and Eggs at Very
Remarkable Savings Saturday
larg W.I 11
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We Pay the Highest Market Price for Freah Produce
of All Kinds.
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