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THE BEE: OMAJIA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 27. 1912.
Final "Wind-Up"
-of the
Culp-Lang
wor
thy
Bankrupt
Stock
The "Finish
here the uniaue but too
hish a grade "clothes shoo"
that haM trraemd tha rnrnrr nf
the City National Bank Building,
will soon be a memory. Lager
purchasers are grasping the ex-
traordinary values that usually
sift down to the last, and lines
arm madlv inW. hnf fnnr nnt r(
five men mav still be suited, mixed
and satisfied. Prices for the next day or
so have been reduced to ''next to nothing."
Pant Sale Saturday
Every pair of' Culp-Lang-worthy
Trousers to be offer
ed at make-em move prices
,. Even the celebrated "Nnfangr'.bnmd
of trousers is Included in this final bank
rupt clearance; this trousers stock, even
, . today, is the very classiest in Omaha.
Trousers that Culp
Langworthy sold (or
as much as $3.00,
are here for quick
Saturday buyers, at.
I
CuljHLangworthy's op to $8 .
trouserstrousers admitted
to be the classiest in Omaha,
are offered to quick buyers
Saturday, at .
Buys any remaining
" Culp Langworthy "
Suit er Overceat-vaJ.
ues te 143, t "blues"
and "blacks" included,
fihlrt Finals Saturday4 will see
quick rinlah of all men's
shirts atui remaining In tha
C'ulp-Langwortby ,. Mock. On
, lot ot ehlrta worth up to $I.S0
; go t, each, etc; while an
other lot worth to yfO
$1. SO ion at, each... T7C
I'nderwear Finale Men's choice
underwear fold by Culp-Leuig.
worth at up to $2.69 garment
now at, garment, nn
onlr OC
i (ap Finale Any cap ' 10 tha
Culp-Langworthy Baakrapt
atock, even though worth up to
;JtV:.rr. 45c
Keokwear Finals Anjr remain
ing Culp-Langworthy nacktla
even though worth He, will ba
In Saturday's selling, OQ
' at only e-iC
t'nlon Halt Finale Men's Union
Sulta that Culp-Langworthy
sold for up to 13. SO go QQ
Saturday at, suit. . . . . HOC
I'nJoa Salt Finals Men's Union
Bulls sold by Culp-Langwonhy
for np to fl.Se wfll rrv
. so at. suit.. OiC
Hat Finals Ona lot will b
mads ot aTsry Culp-Langworthy
hat remaining. "Young"
tt hats and others worth 15,
'. In fact any hat In the q j"
. house goes at, each,.. 70C
Kerchief Final Culp-Lang,
worthy tOe grade silk q
handkerchiefs at, each ltC
Bnalery Finale Any pair of
Culp-Langworthy hose selling
formerly up to its 1
per pair, now, pair, IaJv
Very few more warnings; no more coaxings and
; urging-; this is the fjmal effort; the remaining Culp
Langworthy stock must go.
LOCATION: S. E. Cor. of 18th &
Harney Sti. Ground Floor of City
National Bank Bldg. Get it Right
TO ENLIST SfflOOL CHILDREN
Expert Sc.yi They Can Help ia Fore
Seed Campaign,
BIG t MEETING iroT.Ti TOSTGHT
Grain Men, Beakers, Live Stack. Mem
aad Others te Attend Sera1 Cera
Mrctlag at n teaaaaev
rial Clefc. '
"The children of Nebraska can add
JSCS 0O to tbc annual crop production In
each county by testing arad corn, salo
Bert Ball, ecretary or the crop ltnpror-r
ment committee of the Council of North
American Grain exchangee, who will ad
dress a mass meeting of business men at
the Comerclal club tonight, called to dis
cuss the Inauguration ot a crop Improve
ment campaign.
"Our chief problem la to break the shell
on the fanner who doesn't believe In book
farming, the men who believes the school
teacher and university professors and
business men can't tell him anything
aiwut (arming. Our next Important prob
lem la to break up the year-to-year' lease
system, putting In place of this soil
robbery lease a five-year rotation lease."
Mr. Ball carries with him a "rag baby."
which he will use In Illustrating his ad
dress tonight, and which he suggests aa
a mean of getting the children to take
up com testing. It Is a long piece of
cloth, marked oft In numbered squares,
The corn to be tested Is laid la the
square and the cloth rolled up and put
In a warm place, such as an Incubator.
It has the advantage of being simpler
than the box tester.
Iklld Takes Partner.
"Each child In a given school selects
his father, grandfather of uncle for a
partner.' raid Mr.- Ball. "The teacher
has charge of the testa The rag babies
are rolled up on U on day and opened on
Friday, when a score card la made for
each contestant. The boy takes his
score card home and says, 'nee. dad.
some of our ears didn't grew at all and
others are only half good. Willie Jones'
seed corn -was. just twice, as good ss
mine.' Then the shell ea the old man
is broken and he admits that perhaps
somebody can tell him something sbout
farming. ' '
"The Idea of the council ot grain
changes." said llr. Ball, "Is to Interest
the business men of the allies and
towns, and through then to organise
model counties for crop Improvement.
This Is to supplement the, work of the
state university. Prof. Pusslcy of the
i agricultural extension department of HI
j university knows all about corn .testing
inT crop Improvement that we know.
but he Is handicapped for lack ot funds
The business men of Oman snj rther
cities should make It possible for Mr.
Pugslsy to so Interest the children of
the school of the state that they la
turn will Interest their fathers."
Chearellar Avery la Speak.
Tonight's meeting Is called by the
Omaha Oraln' exchange Chancellor
Avery of the state .university. Dean Bur
nett of the university agrlcaltural school,
Prof. Pugley of the agricultural extension
department, and F. O. Udell will sseak.
: Mr. Odell will speak on the 'inadequacy
i of the pure seed law passed by tb last
legislature.
south, Omaha v Uv s(k interest,
headed by E. Burtdnirtam, general man
ager of the Unloa (Hock yards, v. in at
tend the meeting. Bankers, grain man.
creamery men and Implement men will be
there. Every one Interested In crop Im
provement Is Invited to be present.
D
LIE
Arrest Saloonist
for Violating Law
On complaint of Mrs. Patech of South
Omaha, Patrick Ford, a South Omaha
alooa keeper, was arrested and arraigned
In county court on a charge of violating
the I o'clock closing law yesterday. Ford
pleaded not guilty and v. as releessd on
ball to appear for heart! g January at.
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Sacrificing $35,000 Stock of Shoes
You Save From
20 to 80
INVISTIQATE YOU'LL BE REPAID
TABLE 1 20'o to 80 Saved Shoes worth $4 aa
from fiSO to $3.00 V laUU
TABLE 2 207c to 75 Saved Shoes selling f) aa
for $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 ytsUU
TABLE 320 to 70 Saved-Shoes worth a a a
$5.00 and $6.00 : )0.UU
TABLE '4-20 to 60 'Saved The best of (i a a
$5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and $7.50 shoes )'t.UU
20 OFF Oil ALL
Any shoe in our regular stock is to lie sold at a
20 discount. " -
REGENT SHOE COMPANY
205 South Fifteenth Street.
NEW CONCERN MAKES CAPS
IN BENSON & TH0RNE WINDOW
The activity of tha Commercial club In
bringing Omaha manufactured products
to the attention of Omaha people la re
ceiving a friendly boost by the firm ot
Benson 4 Thome, who have given over
thslr wast show window-to a meal cap
factory. Men's and boys' caps are being
made up right In the show window, from
the cloth In the bolt to the finished cap
all ready to wear. Every stage ot cap-
making la plainly shown, and the nimble
fingered experts fashion a cap la a sur
prisingly short time.
DRUNK "JIMS" PLUMBING,
- FLOODS JABEZ'S SALOON
Mike Sulllvaa la la jail, charged with
being drunk and disorderly. He walked
Into a saloon at Fourteen tb and rouglas
streets this afternoon, demolished some
valuable furnishings, dismantled the
plumbing, broke the water pipe and
flooded the house. The police arrived la
time to throttle his rebellion while it was
till la Its smith.
ICE HOUSES ARE ALL
FILLED TO CAPACITY
The Omha Ice harvest has been com
pleted. The Omaha Ice and Cold Storage
company wee the last concern to finish,
but now it has completed work and the
Omaha and Booth Omaha houses of all
companies are full to their rapacity.
(Dor ireat Fim
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SENSATIONAL SALE SATURDAY AT
rkin 's Douglas Street Store
Offers your unrestricted choice of any
In our entire stock no matter what the former priee may have been and regardless of cost or worth O "1 fi
Saturday for one day only, beginning at 8 o'cloek . I l
TILE purpose of this sale is to absolutely close out every garment in the house no matter how great the loss niay
be and we have no hesitancy in saying that it is the greatest sacrifice on high class women's and misses' gar
, ments that was ever made by any store in America. Don't be misled by others who will try to follow us.
Every woman in Omaha and vicinity owes herself the duty to attend this
great sensational sacrifice and- there is no question but wh.it tho! who
are in search of style, quality and economy will be here bright and early.
' , Remember, your unrestricted choice of any tailored suit, coat or dress
regardless of former price, cost or worth Saturday for one day only,
beginning at 8 o'clock ...
ANOTHER GREAT SENSATIONAL OFFER
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Your unrestricted choice of any Tailored Suit. Coat or Dress, formerly sold for and ud to $15.50:
H Saturday (One day only) . .,
WE won't dwell much on the merits of this sale as Orkin's garments
are too well known for quality and stylo, no matter at what price
. . they may be offered. We will say, however,' that the. material
alone are worth more than what the whole garment will be sold for on '
Saturday. Just think of buying one of our suits, coats or dresses for
only ..'
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1510 nnrnn'G nmini no ctrktet crnm? isio
COUQLAS UmilU U UUUUE.HU UIUE.E.I O I UHb DOUGH
DOUGLAS
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. HYMENEAL
Jeheeen-4'lark,
Miss Jennie Clark, daughter of James
Clark ot Benson, and Mr. Ctuia Johnson
were married by Rev. Charles W. 8av
Idg Thursday morning at I a. m. at the
groom's residence. 14U Vinton street Only
immediate relatives were present. The
groom's brother, Mr. Samuel C. Johnson,
and the bride's stater. Mis Lottie Clark-
were tha attendants
Saturday A sale ot fine Panama
dresses for girls to M years; these
dresses come In red. blue, black, brown
and white-tie to KM -qualltles-gin.
Benson 4b Thome Co, U1S-3 Farnasn Bt.
Tlio Doa for AH the Mevs
' Births and Deaths. '
Birth Klrevt and tlene ehToe. 7H
Norte eighteenth, girl; U P and Bertha
Johnson. eM Charles, boy: U and 1I
Jonea. asm Miami, boy: Jobs and Joele
Jnoae. lea Sooth Fifteenth street, stn
Ed aad Anna Ureeiey, Hi South Fifty
ptith. alii: ftehaatlano and Maria Sie
nna, til Woolworth aveaue. stri: Kichard
sea Mauoe Wilson. 117 .North Thirty
seventh, boy; leeter ens Flereoce Hsr
moa. 2711 North Nineteenth street, airl:
Menrv and Ingeberg Msdsen. rag) Myrtle
avmue. gin: cent ana Amelia ueorge.
t Deveapnrt. boy.
Heaths-John T. Walter. M years. Wise
em"tiai no.pttsi: John Hoye. 7 years.
:ti Kim: Mike Plskaeh. year. 1U,
.vt'h second: Miss Jessie Bamett. el
Vr. 1 North Twesty-flrst: James
O'Kourke, 31 years. lenver; Hattte Ko-
rcnoea, a years, am eovta Tents,
ToSpeakatLiinclieori
toBe Given by the
t j)maha Club Women
Titers will be a number 'oit spsaksr at
iiiMiMin srhiek tha Woman's clnV ef
the Railway Mall asrvlc will glr at
the Loyal hotel Monday noon ivr in
i.ifinv wnme st the annual convention
of the Second district of the Nebraska
Federation of Women' clubs Jan. 3-as.
. uba Julia LalhroB of Chicago, who Is
on the edvHwy eommltte of the general
federation of Women' clubs will talk,
aa ertli Mrs. Uertrude Howe Brttton of
Chicago, head of tha Hull House Woman's
club: Mrs. H. L. Ksegfs. Waltklll, Neb.,
a member of tbe seoeral federation dl-
e-trv' Mrs T. J. tllsL Falls City. Neb.;
president of the Nebraska Federation of
Women's clubs end W. O. Whltmore,
Valley, president of the second district.
u.mher ot the Omaha Woman's club.
other than delegates who wish to attend
the luncheon, are asked to give their
names to Mrs. N. H. Nelson. Benson
Wnman'a club: Mrs. William Zimmer
man. Mu Sigma club; Mrs. Frank Boyd.
Mrs. D. C Dodds Is taking reservations
for other member of. federated duo.
NATURE'S WEATHER PROPHET
Simple aad laterestlaa- Devices far
Trill a g Weather Csadl.
- tleaa.
On. f the oldest and simplest way
of telling whether the air Is dry or moist
Is to suspend a piece ot seaweca out or
doors, or even In an apartment where
there la no artificial heat. The weed Is
crisp- and dry at the approach of fine
weather, while It la flabby ana moist
when rsln Is likely.
A common toy. the Swiss weather
house, la really qultetrustworthy tn It
forecasts. The sfoman. of course, emerges
from the little house In fine weather,
while the man comes out when wet condi
tion are to be expected.
In a medium stats of the atmosphere
both figures stand just inside the house.
The movements are due to the twisting
of a cord ot catgut, a substance whlcW Is
highly eeneUlv to changes la th hu
midity of tb air.
Two very singular weather device ar
those In. whlca a frog and a leech ar
employed. In the former case a glasa
i- ( einH te snout two-thirds of
its capacity with water. A little wooden
ladder I constructed.' and UuS la placed
instoe th Jsr. - .-
A frog will live quite happily la such
naiiiaa Snr a few week and tt will
k. lAtiMt that la fine weather the creature
will climb oat op to the top of the ladder.
In storm weather, however, the frog
prefers to remain unoer tn water.- ,
-v more reliable aa weather prophets
are leeches. A single leech I placed In
a broad glasa bottle with a piece oi per
Mirier ar leather over the mouth-
On the approach of fine or frosty weather
the leech remains almost motionless,
curled ap at the bottom. When rsln or
wind la coming the creature rises te tbe
surface, while a coming thunderstorm
will causa tt to be mash agitated: at
times the leech will eves leave tha water
altnsether. se sensitive Is the animal to
aa electrical disturbance.
The chameleon barometer Is a curiosity
which baa nussled many people; but Its
eonstruotloa Is really very simple. The
nlmsl changes color according to toe
wretner. being ptnk la damp conditions,
purple la a variable stale and bright blue
whea th air Is dry.
A cardboard mount la prepared and this
may be lettered in sections fair, storm
a Mmm The enamel son I stretched
out oa brattles? paper and then Immersed
ta a, tatlor-of chloride of cobalt.- to
wfcls m aSfies. chloride eg sodlsm and
gnia arable. Any rjwnsst win make up
the mtsture. straaa stagasme.
.Ifeeeaar (eassis -'
to - dyspepsia, Uver eemptaints and kid
ney trembles I a a, dices. Kiectrle Bitter
hi tbe guaranteed remedy. Only ise. Fer
an by Bee tee Pre Co. .
DEVELOPMENT Ifl BIG SHIPS
Th ease ad -Peel Oeeaa Llarr Cess,
pared with Seme Back
! ambers.
The latest Transatlantic Isvlathaa
whose construction t announced is to be
1.009 feet in length long enough to hsvs
a golf course of a sort, a tennis court, a
cricket creese, ss well ss th ordinary ad
junct ot a gymnasium., What a aes
ohang Is this from th cramped aad III
venlilaiad ahlp oa which Charles Dickens
-for eismple came to America! Four
thousand passengers can be not merely
carried, bet accommodated oa the new
vessel. The displacement will be ?S,0St
tons, ths ship win actually be a sky
scraper ef a doaea stories or more, and
ths cost will he IM.snooo. Tbe sppe na
tion, . "The Olgmntlc." already bestowed
upon It by the White Star line, seems de
served but how long will th monster
hold the supremacy la this day of Im
posing dimensions In everything and
frantic competition?
The Persia, pride of th Cunard fleet
in IKS. was MS feet long and made thir
teen knots The Olympic la S feet tn
length and make twenty-one knots. In
tbe decades that have Intervened, each
new . "greyhound" or. "leviathan" er
'dreadnought," or whatever tt waa called.
has been acclaimed as the last word In
naval architecture. let architects like
Sir William Henry Whit hesitate to pre
dict that the else emit ha been reached
in. war vessejs or merchant ships 11
told the Society of Naval Architect and
Marin Engineers the other day, however.
that th Increased dimensions of 'the fu
ture will be chleJy significant as con
ducive to the comfort of the traveler,
and "further Increase will have
little er ao effect upon regularity of per
formance of eerrtce between terminal
porta." The modern sea-goer Is a spoiled
child. He expecta everything at sea that
be has on land except, perhaps his rac
ing automobile. He thinks nothing of
keeping In communlcstloa with the land
for the whole of the journey. He is even
entertained with theatrical at tractions
He enjoys the whole calendar of athletic
sports with the exoeptlon of Interool-
leglat foot ball and nolo. Those that
go dowa te the sea ar no longer te be
oomralserated a la th days whea Dr.
Johnson declared that h would rather
go to jail than go to sea. Philadelphia
Ledger. . r - ' -i '
CHILD CURED OF PARALYSIS
Mechanical gtlmalatloa sf Nerve
; Center te Remedy ef Chteege
Darter. '
Infantile paralysis, long classified among
th deadly disease against which science
was powerless, ha been cured. It Is sa
serted. .
Agnes Riley, !tt years old, has been
given health and the ability to romp about
like other children" through a discovery
hy Dr. Roy D. Bernard of Chicago. For
four months she waa paralysed, a condi
tion from which ao child ever before la
Known ta have recovered.
Dr. Bernard aays he has discovered th
lair of tbe dreaded germ In the human
body. Te exterminate the germ he has
discovered a mechanical stimulation treat
ment by which every vestige of the dis
ease can be eradicated la from twelve to
fifteen days. .
Our little girl wsa the seventh child In
the neighborhood te be stricken with the
disease," Mrs. Riley said. . "She had been
playing one afternoon en a cold stone
walk. 8he felt well When w put her to
bed. but next morning she was paralysed.
Finally Dr. Bernard began giving her
treatment and within two weeks she waa
up and cured."
- "Infantile paralysis." Dr. Bernard said,
Is aa Inflammation ef the anterior horns
of th gray matter of the brain. It Is a
germ. Just the same aa pneumonia or ty
phoid fever. It Is deadly la its work and
causes the victim to lose all power ST
motion.- I
I nave been experimenting sixteen
years with the disease. I found by dis
section that the Infantile paralysis germ
centered In th spinal cord and destroyed
tha nerve cells which control the power
ot motion.
"By applying a mechanical stimulation
to the single nerve center I found that aa
equalisation of the blood which goes to
the gray horns could be obtained. This
Is Us sols seer! of ths curs" Chicago
Post,
Favorite Fiction.
:De-llghtedl" i
"Inimitable style."
"It's Derfsctlv solendld. Mrs. Ooff. but t
don't dare to eat plum pudding."
ir i had anown you were going to call
on ms to apeak. Mr. Toastmseter I should
not have come"
"Dear Madame: Tour poem la a gem."
but laok of space oompels us to return It."
."I'll never forest your services in this
campaign, Hlgxins."
"Don t scold him. Mrs stownnls: I Ilk
to put money In little bos ' banks," Chi
cago Tribune. -
Rheumatism
Try Sloan'i Liniment for your
rheumatism-don 1 rub jut by
it on lightly. It goes straight to
the sore spot, quickens the blood,
limbers up the muscles and
joints and stops the pain.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is fine for lame muscles.
tod itseanMrtitm fr uv fmra. I tried doeton
atari Wiehl di fff rsjrst mrtrxilfej toot th d M DOt
ht9 tn, I obUbtD4 a hnttto f Flrmn't Uf
gftMt Which fiM RM M much fOOd ibstt 1 WOKsd
Ml do WtteMOl it for MItbltsC.H
A. ttaktas. Mm tt ftl.M.
Dr. Eari S. Stan Boston, Mid
Ask Your Doctor
railing Hair ... Dandruff
Axr1, Kak Vlior wvmcth
that cssm jtlung saw. H eeurMirs ths hair
suits. mrs tarsi te ksaMC Tat hair stop
auttsg ut grew smts rapiaiy.
the terms Arf Hah- Vigor jMt si ersmpth' Mrtisw fas
Senas mat cause dindrug. It removes event
trace ef dandruff Itetlf. and keep the su
cteas aad si a health, coaamon.
DOES NOT, COLOR THE HAIR
. T. ATT rneT. Trelt. W..
HOME AND HOSPITAL DRUG SALE
COUGH CORES
Shermac'a Lav Grippe
and Cough Cure stops
that night cough and
tickling in the throat
at 25c aad BOc
Foley's Honey and Tar
Cough Syrup, 25e,
43c and ..' 89
Hale's Honey of Hoar
hound and Tar, SSr,
43c and sec
Thousands of women
look their best by
taking a quick dry
massage. They one
Pompeian Cream.
50c
Jar
29c
$1.00 Otomnlslon, Wc
TOILET NECESSITIES
1 tt Oriental Cream
Resell 'cold ' Cream' ' 10
goc Mai vlna Cream'
fo ..as
I lb. Mule Team Borax
for So
tic Grave- Tooth Pow
der for It
All I5c Sanltol pvepar
etlone lee
1-4 lb. Peroxide ef Hy
drogen Te
Nice soft French Face
Chamois for Se
ISc Resell Tooth Paite
for ise
ISc Shah ef Persia 8oap
for IS
Good Talcum Powder, se
can. dosen 4Se
Toilet Lotions In pretty
Japanese bottles . ISe
soar tneuu
g ' cakes Wool aoap
for 10
I cakae Ivory , soap
for IS
tec Shah ef Persia soap
for .....le
Colgate's eoape at Cat
Prices
sttrBBn gjoOXMl
I-Ot. Hater Bag for SS
l-eL Feostala 8yrtnre
.for -- see
Demoastratlos sf Walt
Cress Toilet PreparaUoaa
at ISta and Bodge.
White Cross Cream Is a
household luxury for the
family. It has no equal ss
a akin food, a el reaving
cream, and a "permaaent
beaatlfler" for all. lias
stood every test and win
on it merits
White Cross Queen Powder,
la four colors, per box eve
Dorothy Vernon Vet-fanes
ties tomorrow.
We sell a variety of braces,
st gl.00 e 93JM
Trurorm .Braces ....
aoe
MIXED LIST
Kagle Condensed Milk ISs
Llsterlne ISe, SSe, 46a, SSe
Mule Tean.' Borax. 1 lb. . .
Lytlia Plnkbams Compound.
JIM for. .ass
Eakay Food ....Sac, doe, da
Newbro's Herplcid . .46c, as
Scott' Emulsion ....4S. SSe
Armour's Malted Clams, S&a
and. See
Fellows' Syrup SSe, Sim
Resell Kidney Cure . .4, tee
Gray Glycerin Tonic, ti e
for , .ate
CIGAI DEPARTMENT .
This department of oar busi
ness is in the hsnde ef com
petent .Igsr mea who lend
their knowledge of cigar to
you aa a guide to th best val
ue obtainable.
SOU SATTTnBAT PBICBS
Box El Psxo, lie size.
for go-OS
Box t El Capitaa for ..tt-M
Box sS Manila, i for Jtc sis.
for aaao
Box i Official Seal. 1 for tic.
for SaJO
Box ti Garcia Cabinet . .glSO
W carry nearly 2S4 well
known brands. Our cigars are
kept la good condition.
Sherman & YlcConnell Drug Co.
FIVE GOOD STORES IN OMAHA '