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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1911)
12 TITK HKE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. .TANTAKY 17, 1 ! 1 1 . I iiTrinVAiYiTiTrrTTi? li gawp i in i- i '- tirfi iiiirrm -r ' n-i n-n i i n 1 1 n i mmr a m n u a iniBiBBHtiBDiiiuiBi aeedey U the Oreet tl of Wotaen'a Ilk and Wet Walsta TUESDAY'S GREAT SPECIALS in the Final Week of the January Clearance Sale Every l;iy tliis week will lie ;i li; hpeeiitl luiig.i'm tl.iy. Tuesflay we offer: 75c Sateen Petticoats at 39c Each In Basement Uuiiitred" of good quality sateen ud featliersilk Petticoats, very well made, in plain blacks ami eolors as well as stripes and checks, all sizes, worth regu larly up to 7.")c and even H.V Tuesday, Final Clear ing Sale, at v. . TTTv fT71 T TT T Yn. F5T1 5TT1 1 ! I S W I r ' ur l"linery Winilow nrul Watch for the 1 W H 0 ( s ft si 3) .1. I 'I i r Y nr.. 1- rii.- m -n m i n v 11 j l Worth up tq $6.00 and $7.98, : j In Basement l' Huhtlreds of women's Iong Winter Cloaks, good quality, nil sizes, various colors just the thing for winter - QO wear, worth up to $(.(10 in basement, at vl0 Sale of Silks at 59c Newest early spring Silks just arrived, .lacquard patterns, pencil fctripe messalines, Persian seeded silks, louisine stripes and checks, spot-proof foulards and Lyons colored dress taffetas worth up to $1.00 yard, at CQ vard 69c Quality, 44-Inch PURE MOHAIRS, at 39c Yd. Blues and browns, clearing sale prices front bargain QQ square, at, yard Ovv Great Blanket Bargains Fln all wool filled 11-4 and 10-4 ices Blankets that have' s6ld from our stock at $3.00 and up to $3.50, heavy weight, In white, Cray and tan. at, ftair ; Full size white cotton felt filled Mattress, art tick cover, regular $10 values, at. ' $1.98 All clean and sanitary filled feather Pillows, with' fancy art ticking covers, size 19x21, weight six pounds to pair, regu - larly $2.00 pair, at, ()9C Full size 11-4 and 12-4 very heavy single Cotton Blankf-ts for win ter sheets white, gray and. tan regular $1.25 and $1.50 9? quality, at, each blanket. . .wwv ORANDEIS STORES D B B H a a n a B n B a E a H a B B C i5 i: !B a n In !b a B B O I a a B a a a n a a ja 13 it Price Reductions Are (( Now Down to Bed Rock v Our Regular $30 Cloth Suits and Coits, Choice of Oar Entire Stock cLi. This includes all those mannish and semi-fitted models, in all (lie popular cloth weaveH, finished so perfectly .by master tailors of ladies' apparel that have sold all reason up to $50; also all velvet suits, worth $35.00, now reduced for quick clearance your choice at sir.oo ANY Flit I "OAT IN THK HOl SK ItKIH ( Kl ONK-KOl ItTII M.l, Ol It Ki lt HALF I'ltK'K, SKIS AT $tl and $25 Wool Dresses. I . reduced now lo .... glO Undermuslins The Last Week of Our Great White Carni val Sates. Prices Greatly Reduced 75c Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers, slightly mussed made of the best materials. fr 390 $1.20 Gowns. Cortt Covers, Combinations, reduced to cost this week, at ........ 750 $5.00 garments that sold from $:i.50 up to $5.00, including dainty princess plips, made of the sheerest materials this week, choice at .... $2.50 Bargains from the Embroidery Sale 10.000 yards of cambric and Swiss Edges and Insertions, from 2 to Inches wide, val ues to 12'ic, a big special, Tuesday, at, yard J5 One big lot of 18 to 27 Inch Swiss and cambric Flouncing and Corset Cover Kmbroider les; also bands for trimming, all values to 50c yard, now. at 250 Fine Flounclngs, In Swiss, 27 to 4 5 Inches wide. In elabor ate and baby designs; also 24-inch Swiss, Allover Kra broldery $1.25 quality 600 U a h D a R a B a B fl O a School Days Shoes For Kisse' and Children Who has not en Wed the rol licking, running and Jumping and laughing children as tliey play along on their way to school. Do you remember the shoes you kicked out in those days and such shoes as they were. Htg, rough, stiff, liob-imlled soles and i ill-fitting. Now how different our misses' and children's schools shoes are genuine welt soles, very flexible, I no wrinkles in the lining to tear the hose and cause discomfort. They are made especially for us and are built on honor, every stitch. Don't take our word for it, maybe we are too enthusiastic --Come and see for yourself. Sizes and prices: 5 o SI. 75 to 11 52.00 1"2 to 2 2.50 Young Women's 2 to li . . , $3 DREXEL 1419 Farnam Street These are J anuary Clearing Sale Prices. J li a Many Bargains Yet to be Plucked. a a 17DTllAVTIie irreatest "Standard Cut lilass" sale 1 iULiil n the middle-west, begins next ever heard of Friday. Wait for it. 2 The Greatest Sensational Shoe Clearance Sale $ F.YKIt KNOWN IX THK HISTORY OF THK SHOK IU'NINKSS IX OMAHA IOOO pairs of High tirade .Men's and Women's Shoes, Worth to $4.00 (.Terance Sale Irlce This great sale includes the famous Dorothy Dodd ladies' foot wear and other serviceable grades of shoes that are made by the most reliable shoe manufacturers of America, tailored In leathers that wear, and in all the sizes and widths of all the very newest fall and winter styles. Remember this Is a great clearance sale; every pair of'shoes that we sell at this sale comes from our regular stock. They are the kind we stand behind the year around. The opportunity that this great sale offers makes it the great est shoe vlue event ever known in Omaha. Think of it, Bennett's this week, in order to clean up their stocks, are offering regular $3.00, $3.60 and $4.00 shoes, and guarantee a perfect fit, at $2.29 flien s Work (Shoes Our regular $2.50 and $3.00 grades, reduced to $1.JS Hoys' (Shoes, in all sires and styles strong leahers, $3 values at. . $1.98 v Misses' Shoes Sizes from 2 to 5, $1.50 values t 980 EXTBA SPECIAL JLHTEW TAX.UXI Turkoy Had Duniik Full fiO-lu. width extra special Tuesday 85o Full lTadffa Cotton Craah Kx . Ira quality and npeclal, at yard 40 Pillow Sale Tuesday Our regular 75c grades sale price Tuesday , . . BOO haats Full nt.e Bed Hlieeta, the best 60c quality, Tuesday.. 330 a n n h n " .. n n : n a b b b am: d. ::a,;H 'M a B B The Ileal Trealnunt and ill 3 Alcohol Cure In Three Days the Patient Is Free From the Desire It Is nn important point In the tieat-nn-i)t of periodical and habitual dnink eneas lo reduce as much as posfihle the time, anil expense required to obtain a cure. This may be done at the Neal In stitute in Omaha at l"ii.' South luth St.; where patients nre perfectly cured of all desire fur alcoholic drinks In three days time. I The Neal Treatment not only destroys the ciavinK for alcohol, but In addition It restores the debilitated and weakened system to a normal vigorous condition. This destruction of rlcoholic crave, and up-buildlnK of the patient's general health Ik accomplished without hypodermic Injec tions or Injurious drugs; only 25 doses of this specific for alcoholism are required to effect a cure. From the very first dose Hlmost fill desire for drink Is re moved, and a perfect cure Is effected In three days time. That the Neul Cure does cure and thul the results are permanent Is an estab lished fact beyond controversy and it Is being acknowledged daily by hundreds of grateful patients who have been cured. AVe guarantee to accomplish a curetln Three Days time or the money will be refunded.. For further information, and our book let "THK NKAL, WAY." address Neal In stitute Company, O. B., 1602 South 10th i'-t., Omaha. Neb. Tuesday's Bargains in Our Cloak Dept. ljnliis' (Hip niiii Silk- ninl Wool Drosso tll.lt sold IIP to $'iU0--Tu.m1;iV HHvinl nricf Si.f)." I CliiMivn' Curly Hcnr Skin (Vats aires 1 to -nctunlly worth $4.0(1 Tuosthiv $1.50 liiiflii's' litNivy Winter Coats, in oiinicul. broatlolotlis ;iul fancy sold as high as $!5( I Tuesday $10 EXTRA SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY Ladies' Lonjr Flannelette and Crepe Kimonos, sold regu larly at $:;.( and $.1,M -Tuesday $1.95 Ladies Flannelette Dressing Saeques the $1.r0 kind--Tuesday, at .-19( Indies' genuine Heatlierlilooin Underskirts, worth $2.00 -Tuesday's special price 79( Ladies' Kidctdown and Dlnnkot Holies all colors $(.00 value. Tuesday $12.95 Special Corset Bargains All the broken lots of Standard makes of corsets that nold up to $l.r0, Tuesday 49 All the broken lots of corsets that sold to Tuesday 98 Misses' all wool Sweater Coats, all colors that sold up to $,'.()() Tuesday 98c Hoys' wool Sweater Coats that sold up to $2.50, Tuesday, :t . 98o and 49c Ladies' sample line of Stockings nil kinds and sizes that sold up to $1.00 Tuesday 25( Ladies' all wool knit Skirts, $1.50 quality Tuesday . .49t Ladies' .Jersey ribbed and fleeced lined vests and pants nil sizes that sold up to 75e Tuesday S5t and 25( Ladies' Union Suits wool and fleeced lined all sizes . $1.50 quality Tuesday, at 75c Extra Specials for Tueida in Domestic Room AT TH 919 rill RIO AOW- SHE SUFFERS TO KEEP WORD No Drop in Prices Expected Here Cole Little Girl Darei Poverty to Be True ' to Promise, GIVES , WHOLE FAMILY HOME i - 1 1 1 Kalfllla Plrrig to Her ni'lns Father ad Refnava 4 B rd for by the J area lie C'oarl A n thorltlra. . Throuch . tb. tornienta of ulckneaa and raid and. hungi. and facInK a future an dark a,fU Paat Annie l'hllllpsl. 18 years old haa rafuned offera of Rood homes and pretty - clothes to remain true to her father's dying wish that she be a mother to her brothers and slaters and keep the family; toether. Admitting that lier brother. Mat. a year her senior, drinks to excess and does not work steadily to help her In har labor of loyalty to her dead parents. admlttlnK that she In unable to make the home as good as it should be. admitting that She needs much that in her poverty aha cannot have, the -little girl In Juvenile pour Monday mornHig refused , leav ha hotel which is home to her and her brothera and ulsters. .. Touched by the child's unusual demon stration f fidelity, neighbors and (dranK''" ho attended the hearing, promised Judge Sutton that they would see that the family does' not suffer. "We don't want to punish you," said Judge Putton, kindly, " you haven't done n thing wrong. You are doing the best tu tan; but It Is too much for you. We want you to go out and live with Mrs Kj rn at the lvtentlon home and go to choot. You will be well taken care of." The girl began to sob. . "I aon't go.' .she eald. "I'm going to do what my father told me to. He told me before he died' He atd: Anle. you stay here and be a mother to the children as . long as you live,' and that's what I'm going do as long as 1 live 'cause my father .told ma to. f don't ears If 1 do get aick. 1 ' am going to do it aa long aa 1 can." ' ' ' ,Maa Huila Help Her. "Everyone needs help sometimes." cald tb Judge. "We want to help you. You can -go with Mrs. Hyrn and work and give your money that you earn to hclu our brothera 'and slaters If you want to. - OttiM efflcrrs of tl,e court auggested that 'the I'htnipel hlime be rented for a few dol-lara-a month, the money to be spent in the interest of the children, who would be placed in homee. The girl shook her head. "Kffoite to ahow her that her father if alive would b. pleased at thla had no ef fect yi'On the ( child a blind fidelity to her , promise. ' " Then help ranie in the form of assurances that Annie jwould b helped to keep her hunt nad ahe.urnt away happy. The little glr'a mother died three years go. flha tOik har place In the home and the family managed to get on until the father died , two years ago. Since, then ' tilings have been going from bad to worse. Til older brother cannot leave drink aluue. ; Hia earnings- hava not been sufficient to support the family. Kecently ha thought he had a poailjon. but when he went to take - it Ua foubd anaiher in hi a place. Says that There is Very Little Cold Storage Provisions Kept in Omaha. There will he no drop in f.nid prl.es at Omaha as a renult of the Krent iipheHV.il reported in the ea.st. according to lavld Cole, dealer In poultry and dairy products. Monday. "What Is reported to be Hn avalanche of food fluffs on the biu i-liy markets," said Mr. Cole, "la merely that Involved In the speculative market. i lie markets of the west, that Ih. those this Bide of Chicago,' have been and are dealing dltect from the producer to tho consumer, and there has been no speculation." Mr. Cole explained that there never has been any great quantities of mocks kept In cold storage In Omaha or the west, and that therefore, there has been no fictitious price placed upon them through speculation. REAL ESTATE MEN TO LINCOLN Tukey OraanUlnar I'arlr to Attend Stale Convention at the Capital. Harry Tukey, of the Tukey A Pun reai estate firm, was the busient man In Omaha Monday, enlisting real estate men of the city In the party which Is to go to Lin coln Tuesday to attend the - slate real estate convention. The Omaha men do licit Intend to strive for any particular result at the cimveni h,r outside of advertising their city In a gen eral way and learning almut real estate affairs of the stale. There prntmhly will he close to M men In the Omahu delega tion. 90 of the people need MrVaaan lock." Iff hair and scale medicine that does the work. Physicians recommend it Is not greasy, docs not dye. Try it At dragf barbara ItairAraaaaia BEATON DRUG CO., mh " rrn'm OMAHA AGENTS. Hotel Loyal Oppoalte the Post Office OMAHA Fire-Proof European RATES Rooma without Bath. $1.0 and $1 J With Bath SIM and upf 12lc Bath Towels 7H Good 10c Bleached MubIIii Tues day, at, yard 7H? "'4c good Unbleached MubIIii, Tuesday, at, yard 5W 12 c Outing KlannelB good as sortment, at, yard SHt 10c Outing Flannels TueBday, at, yard T?s White Goods Including madras, lawns, dimities, worth up to 26c yard all at on prce JO 12V6c Dress Ginghams gpod as sortment of colors and pstternp, at, yard 7 H 12 He Flannelettes, yard . . 7 s 74c Apron Checks, yard . .. . rC 12-4 Gray Blanket with colored borders always sells $2.50 Tuesday, at, per pair ..l.GO Hevr Silk Messaline 00 pieces of all silk Messaliue in the new spring colors navy, rose, ciel, brown, reseda, King's blue, wisteria, raisin, cedar, amethyst, empire green, champagne, white' and black, regular (59c quality Tuesday 48 Extra Special Flour, Canned Ooods, Farinaceoua Ooods, Butter, Cheese. Crackers, Teas, Coffee, Kiili, Veffetubles and Fruits. Flout market haa advanced 20c a bar-el. It will pay you to buy now. Special sale Monday. 48-lb. qack best High Patent Guaranteed No. M wheat, per sack . ., $1.30 23 lbs. best granulated sugar . . . . S8o 9 bare Diamond C, or Beat 'Em All Soap, for 050 10 lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oat meal for 850 2-lh. cans Young Sweet Sugar Corn at 7V40 2- lb. cans wax, string, green or lima t cans, at 7Wo 3- lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy or Baked lieans SHo 5 lbs. Good Japiin nice ISO 7 lbs. Bet laundry Starch U5o Grocory Salo UTTER XS DOWH Trust Frioes Busted. , Onr Aim la to Beat All Trail Prtoaa. Fancy No. 1 Creamery Buttar, lb. . SSo 2 lbs. Good Hut ferine r.ao Fancy No. 1 Country ButteK lb. . .870 Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb ....850 Fancy No. 1 Couatry lloll Butter, p-r pound 8Bo Country Butter, per th S3o rusH VBOSTABLES at kit- SBll'S IS TEE TALK OT OMAHA. S bunches Hothouse Kadlnhes ....Tic 3 bunchea Leaf Lettuce Large, Head Lettuce, each 7'c FreBh Beets, Turnips, Carrots mid Shallots 10c Old Beets, Turnips, Carrots and Par snips. 3 hunclied for 10c Fancy Cahlinge. por Ih .l Ijr Fancy Jirst-y Sweet Potatoes, 11) 2Uc 1-lb. box llotholine Mushrooms . , rtfio Iluliburd SUHtsli, II) I 'i' Large Grspe Fruit, each fie forgot TRY MYDEN'S FIRST UAVa tsoauiiTUi i cein i COAL. COAL nun 2rrv0rf Cvmrywhmrm An accessible office in the best known building In the city is offered TO YOU NOW. The vacant offices are few, so would suggest an early inspection. The rental price includes electric light, heat and good janitor service. The Bee Building Room 84 On the 6th floor, fronting 17th street About 180 square feet, and halt a vault and wash stand Price. 118.00 per month. Kcmiiii On the 6th floor, fronting 17th street. About 152 square feet. Price 17.00 per month. ' lUiom li'2t On the Oth floor, fronting north. About 2H5 square feet. Hag stationary NS6h stand. Price $2 5.00 per month. Itooms On the Dth floor, fronting north. About 34 0 square feet with wash stand. A fine suit of smaller offices. Rent U0 per month. The Bee Building Company Fee Business Office 17th end Farnam 'ti There are but few ueople who hava them. Good Teeth every one mlpht hava If they would go to Lr. Bradbury. Tha qulckext, easiest and least painful are the only methods employed by ua and hundreds nt our patients, both in and out of tha city, will gladly tell ycu about the good dental work and our up-to-date ways of doing things. Crowns and bridge wcrk from J 5. 00 per tooth. Plates that fit from (4.00 to $12.50. Painless extrac tion of teeth. Nerves of teeth remove4 without hurting you. Work warranted ten yeara. DR. BRADBURY, THE DENTIST 17 years eauie location. 1606 Farnam Bt. Tbone O. 1750 Roliablo Dentistry Taft's Dental Rosms m FRAIIK1III COUNTY BEST PRODUCT RADIANT RADIANT The most serviceable soft coal on the market. Large size nut $43.23 KOSIN IX Ml. ... A coal as good as Kock Springs $7.50 We are sole agents for Radiant and Rosin. By patronizing us . you save 60c and $1.00 on your coal and save hundreds of dollars for others. VK MARK PROMPT DMjIVKRI . ROSENBLATT'S CUT PRICE COAL CO. 1223 Nicholas Street. lioug. 112; H-l 1 T2. COAL COAL Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Returns The Bee's Advertising Columns Are That Road. The Bee Prints the News "Tuesday and Wednesday" Specials at , SHI A KB "Meats are cheaper." I Even the select meats that are sold by "Welch." Just notice in this very advertisement. "My, but isn't that a CLEAN grocery!" They hear this often at "Welch's" And don't YOU prefer a CLEAN grocery? 8DOAK liranuhited 8ufrnr. L'M IhK fur 80 QUAKES OATS I'riccil hI J I'kn. for 15o OLD DUTCH CLEANSES 'J cans fur l&o rElKLrVB -Tlie regular 5c likk'M , al, each 30 TEA8T T O A M Speclaled licre at, eacli 3o ITlBOl Six pounds of l.aiinilry Hturcli. . . 33o BEAKS! New Navy Ilfaim. at, I tr lb 6o nromr boaf The rguur 6c nif. ., hars for ISO O O T T E E Thane Knn- liorn's I'offpe. ier lh...30o MEW TEAS I n hulk, the Hue firmly, at, per lh.,.670 POTATOES lulnrarto I'o- tatoes. at, liuslial 8 So I.AUWDBT BOAF 10 li i.f it here for 8oo B A X I If O) MWB-The "l aluinet ', a r.cj size, at ISO TOMATOES, I'ens or Corn, dux., Il.lv, per can.... 100 FIMEAFFLE II I w a I Ian hirvieil I'meapple, can. S2o BICE Kancy Japan lllca here al, per lb 63 BEAB-Strins; Heana here at. per can 9o BEAK Wax Heans, here at. per can lOo BAKED VEAaTat "Canip- heira". 2-lh. i-aiis, at... to Meats Are Cheaper. Order Mow from Thla Ilat. LIMB ITIW No. 1 iJiinh blew, at, per lb 0 X. A BO No. 1 hrn( I. ml here at, per 111 I3'-o Whole vr haif . . . . IbO iiacnii. . aa'.o 1 Klu . . iai.,0 1 l-c iav,o li.rnis I, at, per Ih. . , BACOB No. 1 Lean at, per Ih BIB BOAST No. Hi. am. at, per lb. . . LEO MUTTOW-No. Mutton, at, per III. . BUMF BOAST -tu. 1 Ituiup Ho.iit, )Kf Ih., ..... . . lSVto Meats Are Cheaper. Phone Tour Order to "Welch." R . E. Welch, Grocer i5H Farnam St. Phcne Douflas 1544 or Ind. A-2511 Speediest Delivery J 1 0( X r