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THE BEE: OXTAIIA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1912
The Western Hone of the Sweet Jmi
jperettfmno
Instraraents whose superbly beautiful tone quality,
distinctive individuality of construction and supreme dur
ability of both, baa given it an enviable place among the
great pianos of the world. ."'
' A Truly Artistic Instrument of the
Very Highest Type, which has re
' ceived the unqualified endorsement
of the world's greatest artists. It s
certainly worthy of your most earn
est careful consideration . . . .
Our January Clearing Sab
offers the buyer bargain opportunities on new and used
pianos that you'll not find equaled elsewhers at the price.
, HERE ARE A TEW EXCEPTIONAL VALUES:
Large Upright Oak, '
at ....$139.50
Large Upright Mahogany,
t $146
Small Colonial Walnut,
at ...... ..$225
KobJer k Campbell. $129
Art Mahogany.. $224.50
Wt Guarantee All Pianos Sold by Us Just as Represented
Cliickering . . .
Kimbiill . .
Kimball
Anderson ....
Singer .
Mueller :.v.Wi.
..$125
...$75
..$125
..$169
$95
.,..$90
Hainea $95
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and to Giro Satiafaction,
I Harden COco
I Terms Made to Suit the Purchaser'! Convenience,
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Quickly "Sturm-Mayer Brand", "L System", "Carson-Meyer", "Brandigee-Kinkaid" the End
Quickly
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Any Suit or Overcoat in the
Culp-Langworthy Bankrupt
Stock Will Go Saturday at
Values from $25 to $45
Values from $25 to $45
Values from $25 to $45
Values from) $25 to $45
Values from $25 to $45
Values from jp"
Values
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Absolute 525
to $45 Values
Nearing
the End
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the End
Saturday Only
Choice $13.50
Only
Saturday
Choice S 13.5i
Saturday Only
Choice $13.50
Saturday Only
Choice $13.50
at 05c
95c Saturday, buys any Soft or Stiff
Hat remaining from the Culp-Lang-worthy
stock; values range up to $3.
Famous "Young" $3 Eats included
End Is Near
Any
Shirt
ANY CULP-LANGWORTHY
SHIRT THAT SOLD AT
$1.00 TO $1.50 IS OF
FERED YOU SATURDAY
only at
Any
Shirt
ANY CULP-LANGWORTHY
SHIRT THAT SOLD AT
$2.00 TO $2.50 IS Or.
FERED YOU SATURDAY
ONLY AT
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98c
SATURDAY, BUYS
MEN'S UNION SUITS,
SHIRTS OR DRAWERS
THAT BROUGHT UP
TO S2.0O FORMERLY
1.4
SATURDAY. BUYS
MEN'S UNION SUITS,
SHIRTS or DRAWERS
THAT BROUGHT UP
TO $2.50 FORMERLY
2.29
SATURDAY, BUYS
MEN'S UNION SUITS,
SHIRTS or DRAWERS
THAT BROUGHT UP
TO $5.00 FORMERLY
Lower, lower, lewer Stocks are dwindling each day -Lower, Lower, Lower- Prices are
dwindling each day. A.teiy short time should see the last of the entire Culp-Lang- ;
worthy stock but in the meantime Omahans will be tempted with the values that will ,;'
be quoted in years from now. Take a last fling at the "Culp-Langworthy" stock
Location: S. E. Cor. 16th & Harney Sts. W Oty National Bank Bldg.
CHRKOLL FORJ-OOD ROADS'
GoTernor of Iowa to Jtnt Special
i Day for Roai ImproTeneat ,
C0VU13 All HIGHWAYS IS STATE
Cltr ('rll af H Melaea Feeee
Plesolallsa Derharlag Faisals!
4 (lalreasaaa t
. . Frssds.
(Frem a Staff Corraapondeut.)
I IKS MOINKS, It.. Jam. U,Mprclal
Telegram.) Governor Carroll tamuneed
today thai he will aaas a pclat mad
impf-ovenawl wash tor fixing up Iowa
mate. Thl weak will ba act asid a
eooa aa tha truat tear the ground. Th
purpose of th special road Improvement
weg la to han voluntary road work dona
la every road district of Iowa.
Last year people Ihlng alone tha rlver-te-rlvtr
road art aid certain hour of
cna day when they all got oat and
dragged tha road, Tha plan at Governor
Carroll la to na the ao idea aa every
road in tha lafj and taka a itaek at
nutting tha low a rise's la ftrst-c last eaa
dttlon. aa aa lalaalata
Professional paualsta. clairvoyants, fur.
tuas lellers. sptntualirie and othora aba
prey oa the pubKc will be driven from
tha city of Dee Moines. Terming aueb
persona a fraud. Councilman John Mac
VUar introduced a reaalutioa. which wa
passe by the city couocl1. directing th
legal departaieat to draw ap a raaohitioa
PreJuMCng aru few leoal fortaoa t alien
fro oparatiag la tha city.
pcetal Bear fear Cass pa ay.
Ai lit rciiueet af Inearanc Camtais
laair Bias at MsRoert, State A adit or
Wee ley to4y eansented ta tha appolat
awat af a apodal lenporary hoard) at d
rectors to take ctarg of tha affair of
tha Century rtre Inaaranca oompaay. lu
veetljate th abotractKm at tat aa worth
mi aectiritMa front tha awfe of tba com
. ratay and wind up th enpanr.ar(akr.
CQKGRESSIUN HUBBARD
HAS OPPOSITION
SICl'X C1TT. la.. Jan. .-merlal
TeaatraM-l Oeoiaa U. Scott announce
Ids emtidkavT for th repuhUoaa ewograa.
atsaal aiiaitnall agataat Cwiiaaan
Ittiahara' today, botli pea Caaamtn wi
aad a Uvety fhjht la la
Ei-Gov. Larrabee .
Celebrates Eightieth
Birthday Saturday
CLERMONT. la.. Jan. lUWkM WIW
Uam LarrthM, form or gavorpar a( lawn,
celebrate M eightieth birthday annl
eoraary tomorrow, h will he pbla to talk
Soaaiah t kin gueata, Ha baa been
gradually acquiring tha languaga during
tba praomt winter ond haa awed re
markable aragnea. accordhig to hi
neighbor.
Tha former axacutiva, waa la la aphm
dU haaltn, will recotr hi eld friend
and former political auclalea at hi
beautiful reantry homo wear bora. Her.
erat W Iowa' moat proadneat cltlaan
ra Included In th proapectlv gueot
'" . . - .
Ooeamor Larrabee otut aotlvely gupar.
view th work of hi country plar. He
haa juat flnlahed fencing hla plara. ualn
aaatoat poata. and doing th greater
aliara of th Ubor oimaatf.
BARRETT INSANITY CASE
IS UNDER ADVISEMENT
IXJAX, la.. Jan. l.-(8pociaL-Th
Barratt Uuaaity caae. hroaght bora frem
Damlap oa appeal, waa taken andor ad
viae met.t by tha caurt lata yoaurday
enanlat;. ,
Kd Barrett, through hi counael. John
P. Urgaa af CiunrU Uluffe, and H. II.
RoadKor of Logan, nalatod hp ktrg
deiegailoa of wltnewee af Ounlep, opened
tho ftglH her Monday morning with a
rlrw ta aond Tom Taylor, an aM-thw
laaMrat af Dwnlap, ta tba man aaylwm.
! alloging that Mr. Taylor la not only m-
aane aav, bat that h IM laaana ohrrow
ar ago whew, Taykjr mat K. H. Barrett
in Uwalap and ahot hlat wltnout apparoat
cauaa ar prorocatloB, Other man alo tea.
tilted that Mr. Taylor threatened to a hoot
ditteraat rasldaata la tmolop at different
jtlanea m ta paat and that they reward
him aa taaan and taa dangctaua a man
to aa at Igrga, A greater nramner af
wlln.eeee teetlOed that thy regarded
Mr-. Taylor a auk and m aach hoset I hey
gara him all of than- manraJio hootpeea.
i amounting ta Utoaaaad af dollar, apoa
ttor building and merehandtaa.
Lrr. rlanaea of hdgaa and Dr. Powell of
Dunlap alao taaUftod aa ta Mr. Taylor
being a aaaa anea. Dr. Hajiem of Loowa
toUfld to gtvtog Mr. Taylor phyatral
aa wa a a mental azamlnauoa and
that he hollered him ta he a nana aaaa.
PUEBLO BUILDjNG WRECKED'
Dynunita Chary. Ixploded in lnn-1
. dry i Cti of City.
HTBDKID8 OF W1HD0W8 BBOKCI
eltef that Attempt Waa Mad I
Doatrap Hteel Tank lard a
Water Iko'lener Bapreee
Of fl fleuoage.
PL EBLO, Col.. Jan. !.- terrltlo
dynamll xplolon eaj-ly today partly
wrecked tba Colorado laundry. In th
heart of lb bualnea dlrtrict of thl
cety, and damaged th office of th Glob
Exprea company. City detective wh
lawtedtaloiy hegaa . an larmtlgatl
found a dynamite tuee la tha alley out
side of th prea office.
Th pollia are now working on h theory
that tha iploal waa canned by oul-of-
lowa partle and that It la connected
with many axploalona la tho laat few
year aa Job which wer belnfj goa by
tractural Iron worker not connected
with th national argaaitatloa.
It la bow boikrvod th only object wan
lo destroy th la rite tank used a a water
oofteoer. 'Wnea thl waa being erected
am year ago It myaterloualy toppled
a n night but no duo waa erer
found a lo th real caua. No efforf had
boea mcdValnc that time ta disturb lb
Mg Meet tank.
That tha tank waa not doatrojred today
I duo to th fact that dyaamlta was eo
placed that In plooloa wont downward
Iratead of upward.
Maay W lata ewe Khattere4.
The tore of It w as uch that windows
In building In th buarneaa district wer
shattered la a territory covering several
Mocha. Tha windows t th Woh Et
on roaipaar" otflca ansa th alley
crashed to the street and It was euppoaed
at flmt tli aafa In that company'a offlc
had beea blown. Th exptoelon eauard
groat exert rraeat owing to tho klUmg of
a Black Hand leader her th night be
fore. It waa beUoved that th gang waa
taking revrnt for th murder of their
leader. The polk- ar of th opinion
that tho Block Hand had no cooaecllon
with th affair.
Th at eel tank which waa th object of
attack was erected by tha Keanecott
Water Softener company of Chicago
Height. 111.
From Our Near Neighbors
Sim. CAVALRY IS BACK
IN FORT DES MOINES
IfHH MOIXE& hv. Jan. BV-Tb Citk
raroiry stttlooeaV at Frt Do Momeev
utar as Mini ef aauo aiei'i I e leiawoiaj
from the Meaieaa border early seamy.
Th lUrh at aaakar oxamanl af Olsoal
t-harlea M. iXCenaer.
Ks ketarn.
MERRILL HEADS COUNCIL
OF GRAIN EXCHANGES
CHICAGO. Jaa. lk-i." C r. Memo.
atf fkay rtymgm Rw g
Coaa
C Aw
Bawera of Mlnaoafiolla waa rhann to pac
caeat J. It. Marfteld ef th aam dty aa
laeta Woer Rote.
MARSHALLTOWN InJtnte recelred
met June, when Lyman L. Hotchkam of
thl ettv tell tram a eaerrr tree while
PKanag ehornea. today oauaeel tno aged
man'a death.
BROOK I.TN-John R. Il.tr her. rraat
dent f the PoweeMeh County imviaata
lnk ssl one of the Oldest and heat
known banker In central Iowa, died at
hi home here Friday swatac
IDA tiROVE-The Arthur Savings bank
at Arthur. In thio eoanttr, at Ha annul
meeting decided to erect a modem two.
otorr brick bialdlna. The haaa declared
aa per cent dividend aad a M per cent
toca aismta.
MARSHAIXTOWN Death atepned m
thla terenooa to stop a divorce cue that
wa set for trial next week, la which
Mia Kdlth a Bodl ight lo be leswiir
srparated from Herman C. Bodla The
tetter died at Stata Caster of typhoid
rrver.
liVA GROYB-Tho ewantr attnener I
been Instructed by tho Board of Aiper
v.eors to collect lnherttanc tax oa the
0.07 estate ten . by tn bate Anna aw
CeeV T.e estate aoo to heirs tn Engiaad
and under n treaty with Krtgtsad a at
per rent collateral tnberltaace ta was ta
revert to the county la evberh tho estate
oa located- It to undis stent attonea
tav beea empanred to resist th collco
' " ' . Valley, 1 .
- Mrs. ). C.' Age bat been quite Ul thl
net,
N. W. flalnea wsa at hom between
trains Thursday.
J. R. Nichols want to Omaha Saturday
and apeat Him day.
Mrs. W. O. Whllmor I visiting In
Uuooln thl week. ,
Mr. William Qlrkln. who haa been sk'k
for anna time, la muck belter. -
Mrs. W. R. Weekly aad Mlsa Weekly
were shopping In Omaha Saturday.
MH Edith laradshaw returned laat
week from a Melt with her parent at
IMIna, Mo.
Mrs. Monahan. sr.. lias been ntil'. Ill
at th horn of her (laughter. Mr. W. H.
Merry west her.
W. K. Weekly, who came home from
Omaha III the laat of th week, la able
to be out again.
The member of the Woman' club went
to ih homo of Mr, t urtle Thursday
aftrrnooa fur a social gathering.
AM th teachers sf ths Valley public
schools went to Omaha Hsturday to at
tend tha County Teachers' meeting.
Th Athenian society vt the Valley
High school will give It third program
Friday afternoon la the assembly room.
A Leap Tear oluh was organised at th
homo of Mas. Ila Dyer Monday even
ing. All tho young ladle of the Literary
society became members of this club.
Th annual election of officer for th
Methodist KutacopaJ Sunday school wsa
held , recently. Th following are the
newly elected officers: J. S. Kennedy,
superintendent : Mies Msy ftldwell, as
sistant superintendent: Msbel Miller, sec
retary, and Wad Caldwell, treasurer.
Tha regular meeting of tho Woman'
dub was held hndsy sftrrnoon at ths
boms of Mrs. H. Coy. An eepectsHy
Interesting program waa given. A paper
on "Woman Buttress.- ay .Mrs. J c.
Aaea I worth of especial mention. Mrs
Coy served a dainty lunch at th doss
af th meeting.
Ths Vsller trestle Roial Highlander
Installed the following officers Wednes
day evening: Mans Johnson. Illustrious
protector; A. K. Huoaant. crust counsel:
Mrs. Msrgaret HulJ. worth, secretary end
treasurer; Mrs. Alex Hmlth. worthy
evangel: Mrs. Klsnliammer. epesrsmsa;
A. J. Mclionaia. arcner: Mrs, rrsna ruce,
guide: Earl Canter, herald: tleorge Mc
K sight, sentry. aJ Krnest Smith,
wardea.
with a tn. ar phined by
f rusty aalL Eocklea Jtrntca 8a!ra see
has at tka iajanal part. " inlaal a
Par aaw hy Watlaa Pros: Ca,
Blale.
Chdo Allen, tha tee man. Is cutting and
housing a large crop ol tweaty-lucb. tea.
Kherrff Dorse.; af Thurston county waa
the gueet of Sheriff Compton last week.
A. C. Adams has sset he rretauraot
busts is la Oanasllep aad luuin of
Iowa.
Kev W. J. Watson of Vllltaca. la . ha
accepted a call ta th Baptist church af
this city.
To county board haa raised th salary
of John A. Rhoade. csanly sttuertntend
ent. to P. a year.
Mr. Ol W. Hatch, an of th oldest
reisld. at of thl county, suffered a vUgat
paroU Uc stroke last work.
Mlsa Mattle I Kiel rry- and Mr. Harry
Bove were marnsd on Thurausy wvaa
Ing at th bom of th bride s be rents.
Joha McKay of -ho bhur fir depart
ment as la atteadanc as a delegate to
ibe stata meeting at aeemeor tsss wee.
Kd Leoettea imiif asd Toesdsjr from
Oravttv, whsrs ha had boo visiting
his ago mother, wh haa beea very sick.
laat rrtday aad Satarday th Lo Aa- 1
gelea ttrsited tram woe run through ,
Blair, owlag t oom track obstracUea ;
In Omaha.. ,
i Ranher aad Mr. .' M. CaMetter an :
Peading a moaUi at list Kprlng. Ark. 1
Mr. Castrtter Is taking treatment tor ,
rhenmatMm. t
Harry Hlgtey Is at Tork thl week In I
atteadaao at th 8tu Pooltry shw ,
ana an esklbk mt hat Walt Orptngtona
and lsHiesma
Jaasea Mahar. caaaty eawimiasloacr: Or !
AaVreoo. casaaty clerk, aad M. Orovar
sf avsasird oasmty iiisi.ri. as m Lm
cora at a stata masting af snmsaiir and
evening at which Mm a regular Fir
Hundred club was rganraed.
Tha Blair High school will Issue a
twlr-pag monthly pasgailn commeoo
tng thai month sod wui tart wita a
good ubaerlptlea I mil tleorge Hediund
I editor. Itkhard Metssner sseistant
editor. Leslie Halter huelnes msnager.
aad Merle Taylor droalalkm auaager.
A class af twenty-five of tho Cnenrsee-
ctai Uoography class ol Ih eleveatb
grada sbslr High eenool. with Prlaclpai
liales and Miss Nation, teaitier. netted
tho w boles Is firms of Omaha ana mum
Omaha stock yard on Friday to get
some point oa how to transact business.
Anderson: vies president, i U Heaeack;
earetsxy. Bet c'uobert.
Jullii Ruff. U A. Batea. Fred Oleaa
man, Plen-e MH'andles and Cbrte Uless
maa wer drawn aa Junew for th Keb
rusry term ol h district court at Pa
pillion, i .
Millard.
M!s Franca Thoelck visited In Omaha
Saturday.
Mlsa Mart Neleeo aa an Omaha vis
itor Saturday.
Mr Hadlee Stuart spent Sunday at hi
homo In Couaxil Braff.
Mrs. Joern of Fort Mnrean. Colo., Is
vtnrt'ag her sister. Mrs. Hells.
Mies Lais Anderson, who teach near
Elkiwra. wa hem over tiunday.
Mr. and Mr. George Falloa speat Sua
day with relittv at South Otaaha.
Miss HI Haack of Omaha visited err
oral days this week with Tiilla faustiaa.
Miss Wllhelmlne Koch, who teaches!
near lrvlngton, waa hom ever nmdny. '
Mlsa Msa I less, who teaches near Mil
lard, waa at Omaha 8alurday aad Suaday.
Mlsa Edith Anderson and J. W. Ander
soa attended In theater at Omaha Tues
day. Misses (Isln.s and Croak wer la
Omahs Saturday and Suaday. returning
Hunday vnlng.
Mlsa Newhaus of Bennington and Mis
Aft of Springfield ar attending Mia
fsetft sewing class.
Miss Unsdvs Baldwin and Mr. Richard
son of umaha spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. '. A. Bald wis.
aalastaa.
B. I. SVymour took order tor two auto
mobiles Ihls week. i
In a scuffle last Sunday Jen Knaft
fell and broke his leg.
P. Mangold left Monday morning, for
an extended business trip la Denver.
Kvervbody Is busy here purring up lea
Tho Ice on titer creek is M la St Inch
thick snd very fine.
O. MeeroM attended th ! .umber Deal
era' convention at Lincoln Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
O. F. Mangold. E. Mangold and Tim
Ohrt motored to Omahs Sunday morning
In two houra through tha anowdrit'te.
The Odd Felloaa Installed thetr officer
for the next six months Wednesday even
ing. After the Instsilatlon ladles wer
Invited In and dancing prevailed until
about 12 o'clock, wlien supper wa served.
We tersest.
Roas Nesblt of Omaha visited friends
here hut Saturday.
Mhm Mlnnl Srefiis of Omaha spent
Sunday with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm McWhorter re
turued Moadsy from their visit ta Holt
county.
Frank Rsfford. who Is attending the
airrlruitural arbool at the rts?e nni
verstty, came boirc Tuesday for a sreek
vls't.
Mrs. A. J. Rcherlrttet. mother of Mrs.
1, Wooda left Wedueadsy saarniag for
Norfolk, a hers she was called on account
of th lltneea at another daughter living
there.
'
priatTltrldL. '
Joe EJwell. ir.. Is still very 111 at his
horn with trpratd terer
John Speer will sell hla farm Imple
ments and g lo Hot Spring. Ark., fur
his health. - -
Ats-ff TJwell Is home from the Vaiver
slty of Nebraska oa account of th -enow
Uraea f hi brother Jo.
tecn Stacy has leased the Adventhvt
parsonaao aad expects his naotbsr aad
sister from Mindea ia a few days to help
him eeupy II.
Tba farmers' Institute last Saturday
was well attended. A somber of awards
wer mads I th annua la th deeaestic
and fancy departmenta Th toUowtu
officer wer elected: President. Ptr
Tekaasah.
Mr. R. F. Ward and Mrs. a B. War
re u wer Omaha vbstor Wediisdy.
Bert Iwl of San Frandec ass la
Tekamah thl week, visiting bis parents,
Girt bahle were bom this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Kric Pearson, )lr. and Mrs.
Jami-s Crosby and to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Mptelmao
Dr. and Mrs. Nesblt were hosts to a
bobsled party that weat the evening at
th James Cornish lion Monday evening
of thla week.
Miss Beeele Richardson nnd Herbert
Blankenbecklrr, both resideuts of rlllver
Creek precinct, were united m .merr-age
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Chapman of Okla
homa heve been gueata this week at th
homo of Mrs. Chatmsn's parents. Beat
Lewis and wife.
The friends and relatione of Mrs. Roy
Raker, to tli number f forty wr mora
surprised her Tuesday at th home
southeast of town.
Dr. Luklns wss alvted chief of the fare
department at Its annusl meeting Tues
day evening. V. L Jeep was re-cltcted
asvretary-ireasurar.
Cuban Veterans Will
Stay Out of Polities
HAVANA. Jan. It- With the aisuraacc
mad tonight to President Gome hy
feeder ef th veteran awvetneut ttat
agitation would cease aad that th vet
erans would loyally support I he sdmln
iet ration In bringing all Cuban together
ta patriotic accord and In remov.ni the
faintest ex ruse far A merles mterventloa
there appear to be a aaobt that the
crisis la Cubs affaire oat beea success
fully passed.
Th conference at th president with
lb press heent ssea of all tactions last
sight, which II wss beueved wss h:d
I define a poller of amies hie accord and
of agreeing la the term of th reply I
Secretary Knox s note of waning, proved
merely to be aa exchange at news, no
defined policy bring formotafed. -
WhU the swceaaily of aaloa and co
operation was recognised aa alt aide,
t lie re was one discordant Bote In the at
titude of the leader of th veterans who
seemed reluctant to ur render th fruits
ef their heretofore triumphant ctmpalgit
and Wer disposed ta nslst upon tho
canatltutlofial right ef the office ra of
th army and rural guard la take part
la lb movement That thl opposition
ha' completely surrendered Its position
I Indicated by an official memorandum
Issued tonight from the palace, after a.
!ong conference between the president
and Oeneral Nunc and General Corona
do. editor of Dlscusclon. representing the
veteran.
British Cotton Mills
Will Keopen Monday
MANCHESTER. England. Jan. .
The dlrput In Ih cotton trade which
culminated In a lockout affecting SOO.O'i
men on December Zl has beta aettled.
Tli question at lmu wa the employ
ment 1 of nonuslsn labor. All the mills
will be reopened en Monday.
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sands of particular coffee
drinkers who use it. A
single trial T.ill convince
you of its quality and value.
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