ilib OMAHA HfcE: &ATUUAY. NOVKMBtK 5, l'JJl
ill
t ui 1 til i " ll I
iSavs Omaha Hone
Dry of Good Rum
Trliitition Cliif Admits
However, Tliat Few Homes
May Have Littl
I 011 Sunk.
Omaha Co-Ed Says 50 Cents
Not Enough for 3 Meals
"ThT la no mora good llnuor In
pmaha," y(rlMy nald U, fl. Ilohrr,
ftiTH prohibition enforcomirit rhl-f
tor Nlrik. He quullfirj the mate
Jnrit illicitly:
Z "Of couri, there are a few. a Vfry
Jw holtln In cortnln hornti. I
ft'dn't mention any Damn, tut thy
r homra where a linn npply
laid In hefnr prohibition. Hut H i
Jf'ilrK, It'a K'llnK.
"Practically all the other alulT In
I'ColU'K, (Kildun. Why, nil till luff,"
Jib continued, mnrmliiK to hl iiiMect
end waving hl hand mound hie of
l.te whrre al'jod captured bottle anil
J0k to'ikinw very d. .'.id mid d
jn'ted and foiled all tlilx atulT la the
latikent li'Miilpg. Kotue c.l It had line
Jqlwla on, even hii guvei mr.int reve
fun itnmi'K, hut It the hunk, any
V a V. It dirfi-ii't titiind the tret.
"An fur the I'ufT eiiiuitijli'd In,
liiiit'a a thiDK of tho iiaxt. There'
jlionr) of It ri ming Imo Omaha any
lio'l""."
It. In a ploomy ittun IJ. H. palnta
rf the ciMiiiiiK uml oiv'e Kladiuune boll-
iw.'ihoii.
"I haven't decided vt whether I
fin ' ii'i K nin m mo reitnnrame
and htrtela for New Veer' eve like
I did luat your," he remiirked. "Hard
Jy n'-eniH ticieHMin y. There' o lit
K"od 1 1 i ' " f to lie had."
FiaiHTe of Senator-Klei' Sou
OlijVrts to Proposed Chi
tapo I'ni Experiment.
Mie Charlotte Arer, t'nlvemity of
t'hlraco eo-ed who I to marry Sidney
I'ulltniiham. on of Henaiur elect and
Mr. R. B, Howell, preelpUated a
lively dlrulon on the ChlniKf) col
letie rampua thl reek, rcrrd:nK to
new dlxpatrhea.
Hie proteated the extension of a
Urilveraity of I'ennnylvanla expert
nient for roeda to eat on 80 rente u
dy.
"We can't have "three o,tiare" n
dny on 'fourhlta,'" win tho chorua tf
the glrli at ChicaKO,
Not Kiimigti.
"The Kill In our dorm pay Jl u
day for hoard, and that la not any
to luxurioua; and S'l tent for three
mm la a day! Oh. my, no out of the
yiiextlon," exclaimed M!f cer, one
of the popular tililn at lireenwood
hall.
"(if coiii!e," (die ndded, "I uppone
that u grind many laliorer who cl:
not earn any more than that hevn
to get Bl"nK on that linla: liut co-,
ed la not a lahoicr, you know."
MIhn Kll-n Oavln. domeatlc aelence
Inatructor at the l'nlveraity of oma
hit, eald It could be done with 11 lot
of "if."' The "Ifa" Include buying in
w hoe.'i iiuantitlia, medium srade
veiretabli'M Hnd the chenpeat kind of
meat.
Monotonous Diet.
'That would make a monotonoua
diet which mlRht not prove contlnoua
ly acceptable to a college group of
atudenta." the aid. "Kutlng ahould
he a pleasure and not conalrt of mere
mm w
w v. ar v. w
Victims of Auto
Accidents Arc
Viewed by Drivers
Parly of Speeding Motorics
Coiidiifted Through XU'
pilal ly Police
Judge.
Ten recklea or speeding motorlfti'
were fined in Central police court yen
tcrduy niornlng and then cent through
Iyrd Llater honpltal to view victim
of offenaee elmibr to thoac for which
they had been convicted.
One of them, A. F. Schuelzky, CM2
Avenue U. Council llluffa, itepplng
Into the flrt lck chamber vtfited,
nine f.ne ti U vitli the man be
).d run Jowii,
The victim a Jdin Wear, 5,
llfty fourth uinl Jiecutur etreeta, ho
u etruok ik-tuber :i at Klfty-ixth
nud l'lomlo mreei wiule walking
ucroaa u Htreet vtlth In lirotlu r,
Huch nun l(i!id at tlm other, but
neither apolt.
"All the worry aftervv.-ird M-on't get
tbla man cut cf bed." Judge V, F
Wapplch, who planned and directed
the trip, tcld hi audience. "Thorium
B. Crawford, court orhVer. whom 1
iHinalder an excellent accident Invei
tlgaior, tell me that 90 per cent of
the motor accident aie avoidable.
"necklctie and pcillng are re
aitonelblo for putting men like Mr.
Wear In the hoapltal."
The 10 honpltal toiirlata looked at
Schuelzky'a victim, but were llmt.
"Sixty-live peraon wera Injured In
Octtibcr aa a rtnult of the offonnc
for which you men were taken to
court," Officer Crautniii declared.
The vlaltur next toiiped to vlitlt
Mck Mmii.in, t:U PoUth Thirty thin)
treet, who wn Injured In an acci
dent ut Twenty ilxili and Q oreet
A riUny night, clouded windshield,
K'eJ and a cruh that si llie tory
Smilun related,
"A wiiidnhield fcwipe and c
perd Would have prevented the ac
cident." Crawford ild. "Thin 1 Jut
another one of the n per cent vt c
cldeni tliit never liould have hap
pened." Olen I'.trdeli, 1. J'itS ItriHtol Btreet,
Weatein I'nlon' tneaaenger boy, lay
with hi leg In a cNt, a victim of a
inotorlft who ha not been captured
"I tielieve Judse Wapplch I right
In bringing tlnau violator to the Iion
pitul." he said. "Hut It could have
been Improved, they eliould have cen
the Idir gah In my l"K o that they
might know what It nu-una to be lilt."
Tho nine other vlolutoia were II.
Heine, :01 Valley utreet; n. Kleyle,
47U Caaa; K. N. Huiaon. 140! North
Thlrty-eiKhth utreet; It. M. I'eter of
tho Farmer Lumber company; Ar
thur Murphy, ::i! Chart'- treet, n 1
Ma Kpeteto. 117 North Nineteiiilh
etret-t, for h ending; Con Pequiet,
21104 13 North Twenty fitt tret, for
drunkenek and reckli-a Uiivlng, and
Jamea I'rlmn. 14 Houth Tenth tret,
and K. K. Claner, Leonard hotel, for
recklea driving,
WiW $ 123.0(H) F.-tate
Dwin.llfi in Value to S2."0
Hr. Howard A. Ivelly of Baltimore J
hit appealed to Omaha l' l"i to alii
the widow of Pr. rfannenetlel, who
live In Darmetadt. Oerm.iny.
Tf.innennlel left hi w(.ow Wii.iUin
nuirlia, or l12S,tn(, which wua an
abendant piovlHlon, but with the de
preciation of the mark It ha dwln
died to u value of l.'.'fl." explain fr
Kelly. In hm Utter. "Mr Tfaiinen
dtlel take a Htudeut tMitder who piiyn
her FOrt nuitk niotilbly, S2 cent In
t.ur money. I want to r.uat V"Q
anions our colle.iuue who Knew a ml
loved rfanneiiHllel." I
A GOLD WATCH
FREE
Tit anyone reltrln Mm with
aa to him ill a nno or
plinarph befnr Jnurr I,
will aiv ahtulutflr free urn
teed nd wurth-whll geld w)eh.
either Udle' wrlit or gatitlrnien'a
iH-liet wati-h
Schmoltcr&Mucller
liKK WANT AH HKIMi lti:.M I.TS
liarldllf Acer,
HtoUlna'. .Mtala ahould be urnt fj Injf,
witixfying und eiiKintlally ruht."
Mi!a (i.ivln llurd out n food chart
providing 2,"W to 2,'JOO calorie per
peraon (icr lay, which la enough to
MiiBtnln life and activity and which
would coat not more than f0 cent a
day, by nietlculoiia enre In buying.
ProfeHor Edgar I Holllngahead,
of I'liKiNlcna, Cal., ha Invented an
apparattiH which throw off "otic" ac
tivity waves," aald to be the moat
powerful force known to ac;ence.
C0MJ3 0KCJ3 AND YOU WILL COME ALWAYS
Chonc-AT. liaWEvej7fJ?insyS'' Phont AJ'
We Will Have Large Stocks of
Tnttm "PrtoeVi Tlfoeeorl Tlirlreva
iVs. Geese, Ducks and Chickens For
5dhW Your Thanksgiving Dinner.
0 jJ&ih c X v 0ur Prices WiU Be the
MM n NJJ) LOWEST IN THE CITY.
i nikV . iliV vi OTTAT.TTV f!ONSIDF.RED.
fk iVncy Freeh Dressed Spring Chickens, lb.... 22
H ;mall Viz 1'ork Iyln Roast, voung and lean. .1
Small Lean Fresh Pig Hams, by whole or half ham,
per lb lSt
Lean Pig Pork Roant, per lb lQKt
Fancy Pot Roast, per lb 9
Peat cuts Fancy Shoulder Roast, per lb
rr.JBBBBk-: i,-ima nniioi R h unnKf nor in itle
Fancy xoung veai Koasi, per io..ia 1 1 vsr
Kancy Legs of Young Mutton, lb 20C
si
If You Are Not Already a Patron
of These Stores It Will Pay You
to Become One. Compare These
GROCERY PRICES.
Carna'Jon, Pet or Borden'a Milk, can 10ft
Per dozen cans $1.15
10 lbs. Cane Sugar .' 75ft
Walter Baker's Chocolate, per lb 35 C
Dromedary Citron, per lb. box 5Qft
Del Monte Seedless Raisins, l ib. pkg 18ft
3 pkgs. for 35ft
Fresh Hulk CurranUJ, per lb 25ft
Fancy Bulk Seedless Raisins, lb 18ft
6 lbs. for 85ft
Large New Truues, lb 20ft
6 lb, for 85ft
Fancy Dried Peaches, per lb 20ft
5 lbs. for 85ft
Extra IttTge layer Raisins for the table, lb.... 40ft
481b. sack Gooch's Flour, per sack $1.65
43 lb. sack Plllshury or Uold Medal Flour.... $2.10
No. 3 cans Sliced Pineapple, can 30ft
Per dozen cans $3.50
No. 3 cans Fancy Peaclic in 40 degree svrup. . 25ft
Dozen cans $2.75
No. 3 ctis Kxtra fancy Aprlcols, can 29ft
Del Monte Loganberries, Strawberries, can.... 35ft
3 can for $1.00
Uttle Quaker Peas, can 30ft
Dozen cans $3.35
Kxtra Sirted Karuo or Advo Sifted Peas, can.. 25ft
Per doxen cans $2.00
Evergreen Corn, per can 10ft
Per dozen cans $1,00
Ax.ti.rted Advo Jell. 3 rktjs. for 25ft
l'ot Bran, per pkg l!2'ft
Swan TMwn Cake Flour. P 30ft
Money-Baviug
Values in Fruits and Vegetables
Extra Fancy Colorado Jonathan Apples,
per box $1.65
Tokay Grapes, per basket 39ft
Extra Fancy Heart Celery, bunch.... ...... 20ft
Large Grapefruit, each 10ft
3 bunches for 25ft
Head Lettuce, per head 12'4 nd 15ft
Cranberries, per lb 12'ift
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. for 25ft
Early Ohio Potatoes, per peck 20ft
New English Walnuts, per lb 27'ft
New Brazil Nuts, per lb 17Hft
New Filberts, per lb 17
Coffee
Our Central Special Coffee, 3 lbs 88ft
75c grade I'ncolored Japan Tea. 58ft
Lb. r- LlptonV Tea 85ft
For Thanksgiving You'll Need Candy-Crackers and Fresh Butter and Eggs
Likewise Cigars.
Candy
McConib's I. It' lout Pecan
Kod, per lb C0ft
aited i fifth Nut.
Canned Fruit ef All Kind
ftr Yur Thkig y.ej Ometr.
Cracker Dept.
Iten a pur Chin-olate Nut t'l'i-
ter, rer lb 35ft
U varieties Iten t ake, pt lal.
fiaiurdy only, er lb. . 20ft
Suf r Waft r, asortcd flor,
rr ti 0ft
Bakery
Dreud. per lKtf .15ft
Z loave for..,,, 23ft
(trend. t r loa 10ft
J ov f.ir 23ft
C.rtiuine Fruit l'ke, lh,..75ft
Cream Fifu, pr dot... OOft
CIGARS -Just Inside the Door
l lb rtii.ee Albert Ss'ktig TeUft $1.24
I lu ime.i.1 rtttiktc f"t' $1.21
.,. I ium". r' rat'n. ............. fl.Itl)
li t e t;.t i rur. f 2ft
f" ( s i t i $ j.OO
Butter and Egg Department
(UrrHe4 Chetkrd Fit, doieu 21 "ft
Cirl Ftr Vj iallty reamery ' a tuner.
Ir Ih. 47Sft
tiuamateed f a t or tf, dl... 271
ltjr t'rniery P Ml IM'l'f, l 4i'ft
Tearl White Soap
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Ct'NTRAL MARKETS QUALITY - CONVENIENCE - ECONOMY
One-Minute
Store Talk
A big business man in
Omaha and a man who it
known over two states for
his public gpiritedness,
proves he's a good buyer,
too. "I'm compared val
ue Trywhr and your
uit and overcoat art by
far the fine! tyle nd
big geit money' worth la
this entire community."
Comparison always
achieves one reult Ne
braska preference Compare.
JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres.
! 75jk3ls!mAa 1
WM. L. HOIXMAN, Trcus.-
"THE CLOTHING CORNER OF OMAHA" CLOSES t P. M. SATURDAYS PLEASE SHOP EARLY
Thasnk
The Nebraska s Wonderfully
Prepared to Supply Your '
wing
Cloth
es
VOUR coming to Nebraska for clothes enables you to enjoy
limitless opportunity foF-selection. Your clothes are too im
portant to buy with indifference. Your clothes money deserves
every dollar's vvorth of value that you can get for it; it's Nebraska's
business to see that you get it; you do save money here-Compare!
Sport Suits,
English Weave
'35
Tweeds, Scotches, Herring
bones, overplaids, novelty pat
terns; light, medium and dark
colorings' for every man's sport
suit preference.
Other Sport Suits
$25 to $50
A TTENTIONU
"Hard-to-Fit" Men
The most remarkably complete showing in
America of special sizes for so-called "hard-
1 to-fit" men long stouts, tall men, short
stouts, short men, big men of every propor
tion. Here's custom service in suits and over
coats without annoying try-ons. A good
clothes surprise for you at
Fine Worsted Suits,
For Men
50
$25 to $50
Many fine imported weaves in
suits today that have been off
the market for years a host of
entirely new conservative pat
terns and rich color effects.
Other Worsted Suits
$20 to $60
Magnificent Imported
Overcoatings
$50
Arriving ahead of the higher tariff, these superb im
ported nig back overcoats are available today at a price
that may not be yours again in many years.
Other Imported Overcoats, $45 to $6)
Belted Overcoats, Style
Hits, at-
35
The dashing styles that good dressers are wearing
browns, grays, olive shades, oxfords, tans, diagonals
full and half belt.
Other Belters, $25 to $65
Men' and Young
Men's Fall Suits at
Student SuiU Big Values for High School Men
Sizes 31 to 36
$35
Eitra Panta at $7.50
High Grade Wonted
fall Suits at
$25
Extra rntaal $5 00
$15 to $20
Extra Tants at $3.00 ' Extra Pants at $5 00
Wonderful Values Men's Extra Trousers
Kancy- to mutch yvur mi it if it't m t H'a hrr ami at a grnuine nir y 0OU vj) DU
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