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THE BEE: OMAttA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1912.
Saturday's Sales Arc a Striking Demonstration of Our Ability to Give Rare Value With Varieties as
Great as Values Are Attractive. There's Ho Seasonable Wants That Cannot Be Filled
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Delightful Saturday Bargains
Men's Furnishings and Underwear.
Auto Gloves, $3 And $4 values at $1.45 Entire stock
of a well known manufacturer, come in Cape, Kid,
Buckskin and Reindeer, and sell everywhere regu
larly at $3.00 and $4.00 pair, our sale price,
Pair $1.45
11.00 Mocha Gloves 49c
All colors, all sizes
TH to 10 H, H guar
anteed perfect, greatest
snap ever, at 49
Men's Unlined Kid and
Mocha Gloves, regular
$1.50 and $2valuat8,
on sale at 9
Men's Work Gloves, to
$2.00 values in Buck
skin, Calf Skin and Kid,
on sale Saturday,
at ...,98 and 4J
Boys' $1.00 Gauntlet
Gloves, Buckskin or
Kid, on sale Saturday,
Pair 49
All Wool Shirts or
Drawers, made to sell
to $2.50 garment,
brown, gray . and red,
at garment, $1.25.
wand 980
Men's 25c Wool, Lisle or
Cotton Socks, all colors,
12V4
Fleece Lined Union So ts,
all klndB and sizes,
$1.50 and $2.00 values,
at 9S and 890
Pine Wood Union Salts,
very best makes, values
up to $3, on sale Sat'
urday, $2.08- R2.50
an 81.98
Outing Flannel Night
Gowns, all sizes, regu
lar values to $2, at,
choice, 980, 690
and , ., 49
Fine Blanket Bath Robes,
manufacturers' samples,
made to sell to $15.00,
on sale at $2.45, $2.08,
$3.98 up to... $6.98
$4.00 and $5.00 Sweater
Coat All wool, la the
newest styles, at
$2.98 and.... $2.45
Men's Fine Flannel
Shirts $2.00 to $3.03
values, ...$145, 980
Men's Dress Shirts All
new colors and styles,
to $3.00 values,
at ..$1.45 and 980
Men's 50c Cashmere
- Socks, black, oxford or
gray .250
Special for Saturday
Domestic Room
Large Sized Fringed Bed Spreads, assorted patterns,
good weight, $1.50 values ..$1.19
Snow Flake, 81x90 Ready Made Sheets, good, heavy
qu&my oi musnn, 65c value 480
Fine bleached mercerized
Table Dan. ask; good
heavy weight, assorted
C&itdrii; sic values itso
Parkville Pillow Cases; well
made, good muslin, 42x3(i
ln., 15c value 18He
Imported German Linen
Huck Towels, with fancy
hemstitched border; 19c
values .latto
West Wince, fine bleached
86-in. muslin, 8V4c val
ues at 6fee
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S OUTER GARMENTS
A DISPLAY WHICH ESTABLISHES MORE FIRMLY THAN EVER THE PRESTIGE THIS STORE EN
JOYS AS A LEADER IN SHOWING OF AUTHENTIC STYLES.
Practicability of design is a feature which pleases all visitors to our busy
Suit Department to select styles. neither too conspicuous or too severely
modest, yet imparting all that is best and newest from the world's foremost
designers and makers.
At each price we've bettered the assortments and quality. Hundreds of
handsome Tailored Suits all imported models; not a single duplicate in the
entire line surpassing grace and beauty ff-n tf - ff,n .
in every line. They will delight you at $39, $9? JO J 69
An Ideal Suit at a7 fif Surprisingly moderate be-
Surprisingly Mod- iQftfWfl 1&31S 08,1136 the quality and beauty
Over 200 New Ones On Display for the First Time Saturday ,
New Fall Tailored Suits $18, $20 and $22 values; sample line
$n.5o
"Weaves, Fancy Suitings, etc., in most wanted colorings and styles
of a prominent New lork maker; Serges, Baskets a FA
, Beautiful One-Piece Dresses
Satins, charmeuses, serges, etc.,
at $19.50, $25, $30 and $35
Long Caracul Cloth
Coats
Garments made to sell at $15.00 and $18.00; satin
lined and come in all sizes; Cl f) fl(
on sale Saturday at 4I l.li
75 Sample Johnny Coats All the newest colors-
very special vaues m Satur- t A
day's sale at V
Long Russian Pony Fur Coats Gar
ments that sell regularly everywhere
at $55 handsomely marked $JQ
matcmess uuxgtuiis
100 Handsome Samnle Fur Coats must
be closed in the next few days &
they're marked surprisingly low.
Party and Dan
cing Dresses
Both Ladies and Misses
fine assortment of dain
ty designs in the pret
tiest colorings; made to
sell at $25; ff 4 h QA
special at PI Tsll
Pretty Chiffon Waists $5.00 to $7.50
values, special CZ'OC
Saturday at 4)
Children's Winter Coats All sizes; new
est styles; $7.50 to - np ee &Wf
$12.00 values at . 53.75-55-J.5(
Children's Wool Serge Dresses All
sizes, 6 to 14 years, regular ff QP
$5.00 values, on sale at
Ladies' Silk Underskirts JJ Q
Special Bargains in the
Shoe Section Saturday
Special lots in Men's and Women's shoes in
all leathers and late styles, sewed with the
best silk thread by the Goodyear welt pro
cess; values up to.$5.00 and $4.00 in two big
lots ; .$3.00 and $2.50
Men's and Women's shoes, all leathers and up-to-date
styles, good, serviceable ; shoes for
dress or street wear. In this lot are a splen
did assortment of big girls' school shoes and
men's tan, two buckle, high cut shoes, values
up to $3.00; two big lots. . . . . ; . .$1.98
Boys,' Youths' and little Gent's shoes suit
able for dress or school wear; rorth up to
?1.0
Misses' .8x4 Children's
school shoes,, the regu
lar $1.60 kind, lace or
button, aU sizes up
to S 81.00
Stetson and Crossett
hoes for Men. i O rover
sad Queen Quality shoes
for women who want the
beet.
$2.25
Men's and Women's all
i felt and felt with
' leather . spies slippers
for house wear; values
up to 75c; In two big
lots ...504 "A 394
Childs' shoes In turned
soles, sites up to 8,
every pair warranted to
give satisfaction. .75
Wash Goods
New Fall Voiles in aU the popular shades; a good
assortment for selection; 60c grades at..... .25
S9o Irish Poplin, all the new tall shades and colors;
at xard . ......234
69c Bordered Voile, 45
inch wide; aii good
colors, at, yard. . -45
Lecon Cord for fall
walstlngs, at, yd., 35
Bdon cloth, the jpopular
fall walstlng cloth, in
In pretty stripes and
plain colors, at,
yard ........ ..,15
ABSOLUTELY
AUTHENTIC
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MILLINERY STYLES
An immense display, superior in as
sortments, superior in quality, at
every price. You'll find these prices
T.25toS0
Dress and Tailored Hats, t$5 to $50 Classy,
distinctive designs which you'll not find dupli
cated in any other store at the prices.
Ex' w Special Bargains Sat'day
308 Trimmed Hats which
should sell to $8.76, on
sale, at your
choice ..$3.75
Felt Hoods in all colors,
snap at D84
Plush Hoods .and Banded
Velvet
Sailors .51.93 & $2.50
Hatters Plush Crown Sail
ors, also derby styles,
special at &5.0D
Untrimmed Hats, Felts, Velvets, Velours, Plush
Beavers, Etc. Latest Styles n Lfii 1
at a saving of HuOUl 2
We Guarantee AU Our Millinery
Men's hats
$2.00 and $3.00 Values
$1.03 and $1A5
New fall style, all the broken
lots from the biggest week's
selling In our history, and a
big line of manufacturers'
samples, stiff and soft felts,
smooth and rough. Immense
assortment of best .styles.
Boys and. Children's Hats and
Caps All good colors and
shapes. Regular value to $1.50,
choice -404 and 694
Trunks Saturday
One-Third Of
Regular Prices
Floor samples that sold at
from $7.50 to $30, all sizes
and styles, at $5 to $20
100 Bags and Suit Cases
Leather, matting and rat
tan, $1.50 to $10 values,
at......$1.25upto $7.50
Best Assortment and Val
ues Shown in Omaha.
Beautiful Pictures Greatb Underpriced
Surprising Assortments Delightful Bargain Prices. You save Easily
25 per cent by Buying Saturday.
75c Pictures, 35c Big Assort
ment of subjects; sizes 8x10 to
10x20, to 75c values, on sale,
at , 35
93.00 Pictures, $1.00 A fine
line of beautiful subjects, in
sizes from 12x20 to 14x28, to
$3.00 values, at $1.00
Picture Framing at One-Third Off Regular Prices Saturday,
Ladies Underwear
and Furnishings
of all kinds at prices far less than you'll find equal
qualities shown elsewhere. Note these specials. 1
Ladies Outing Flannel
Gowns and Pajamas, extra
heavy, great snap, Satur-
Ladies' Fine Union Suits in
wool, silk and wool' or
lisle, steam shrunk, Ster
ling Swan and Harvard
Mills makes, special Sat
urday at .$1.08. $2.08
Women's Heavy Fleeced
Union Suits, to $1.60
values, all sites, on sale,
08 and ........600
Women's Lisle or Co-ton
Union Suits, long , sleeve,
ankle length, to $1 values,
at ..v 400
Children's Wool Union Suits
at greatly reduoed prices
Saturday.
Children's Under Vests or
Pants, heavy weight, all
sixes, on sale, choice 250
Children's Sateen Bloomer",
in all sixes, special at 250
day 080
Women's Heavy Fleeced
Vests or Pants, all sites,
on tale, garment. . . .400
Ladles 'bilk Hose, made to
sell at $1.60, come in
black, white or tan,'-all
perfect, special at. . 090
Ladles Silk Boot Hose,
black and colors, worth to
$1 pair, on sals In two
lots . '250400
Ask for Wayne Knit Hose,
they have double sole and
high spliced heel, worth
mors than the price. 35
Women's and Ch Wren's
. Fleeced and Woolen Hose,
A splendid stock of de
pendable quality goods.
Hand Bag
Sale
$L00 Hand Bags Big line
for selection in Saturday's
sale at 49c
$2.00 Hand Bags 98c A fine
line of ' metal . frame, all
leather and leather hand
bags, matchless values, 98c
20c Ribbons, 10c
A splendid line of the No. 80
plain taffeta ribbons in all
wanted colors, at, yd., 10c
Ladies' Gloves
The best the markets of
the world offers in style and
qualiio.
12 and IS-Button Length
French Kid Gloves Color
ings that match perfectly
the new gown, best makes,
at ....$1.98 and 3.50
Two-Button . Kid Gloves Paris
point or embroidered backs, all
colors, at. $1.00. $2.00
Cape Gloves Lined or unlined,
. best assortment , in Omaha,
at 81.00. $1.50
Ladles' Cape Gloves, values to
$1.00, on sale Saturday, at 49
Children's Gauntlet Glares and
Mlttena, values to $1.00, special
.......490
at
There's No Garment
Quite So Handy as a
Good Sweater Coat
BESS'S TKBEB BIO SPSCLUS
Not only newest styles, but at prices
that will be of keenest interest to the
economically inclined.
Children's, BOsses and Boys' Bwsatsrs
In fine wool garments, with or without
collars, come in cardinals, oxfords and
marooas, $2 to 12.60 values, 9 So to f 1.45
XadlM' 13X0 and tWO Worsted Sweat
ers, most desirable weaves, styles and
colors, you'll find them matchless,
at. only SL.45 to 91-88
Hsndsoms Borf oik Sweaters, mannish
weaves in the rough or open neck
styles, greatest snap of the season 12.98
Other Splendid Sweater Values at
$3 Si, SS, and up to S7.50
Boys' Blouse Waists, 50c and 7Eo val
ues, all sizes ( to IS years, at 3 So
SSo Bkelss Xalttisr Tarn, black only.
K-lb. size, on sale, at lSVio
8a Brand Tama All kinds and
colors, at less prices than you'll find
equal quality elsewhere.
Rugs
Greatly Under
'priced Saturday
Choice Bargains from Our Big Special MOl Purchase,
$30.00 Seamless Wilton Bugs, 11-3x1$ slie, big 11ns of beautiful
patterns $21.98
$30.00 Heavy Aiminster Rugs, 9x12 sise, oriental and floral pat
terns, , choice. w. .$19.98
H-00 Teivet Bofs, J6i7l stss, extra
heavy ..S8.7S
116.60 Tapestry Brussels Bugs
Seamless all new patterns, 8-8
10- else, in 10-wire quality and
6x11 size. 8-wire quality . .fll.8
fLOM Tepee Sags, reversible fast
colors, for halls and dens. . . .SS.S0
(3.60 laamlnsto Bugs, 2754 size,
heavy quality ., f 1.69 '
lee the New Sifslow Bags, noticing
letter or mora beautiful manufac
tured. We show a fine assortment)
of the new patterns.
GAS DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
Gas Lamp, complete with tubing, shade and best burner,
for $1.00
Inverted Gas Burner, complete ready to put up 450
Best 30c Mantles, each... ....230
BeBt 15c Mantles, three for '. 350
Inverted Globes, half frosted, two for 150
Auto Scarfs
A Splendid Showing of New
Silk and Chiffon Scarfs
at Bargain Prices.
$1.50 Scarfs at 98c Chiffon
scarfs in all most desirable
colors, both plain and fancy
hemstitched and fringed.
$2.00 Scarfs at $1.25 A
beautiful assortment of
fancy figured scarfs, hem
stitched and fringed.
$3.00 Scarfs at $198 Beau
tiful quality scarf in plain
white embroidered in white
with plain or fringed ends.
Saturday's
Bed Spread
. Specials
Scalloped and fringed imported Mar
ellles Bed Spreads; 18 y8
Heavy knotted' fringe "Marseilles Bed
Spreads, cut corners; $6.00 values,
each ''i7i
Fringed or scalloped, cut corners Bea
epreads, full size; I values, ea., S3.M
Crochet Qullta, full size, scalloped
fringed or hemmed; $3 values, ea, $1.98
Fringed . Bed Spreads, full size, mar-
sellles patterns; $2 values, ea., $1.38
Hemmed crochet , Quilts; full size, heavy
and durable; $LS0 values each $10
Liquor Department
iPEcms
Satisfying Quality, Sav'ng Prices.
Maryland Rye ' Whisky, 6 years
old, full Quarts. ........ .754k
Per gallon ...$2.50
Or ten label Crukeahelmer Bye Whis
ky 8 years old, H-pts SBo
Pints, BOo; quarts, Slf gallons, $3.50
Cdar Brook, Weldoa Springs, Stan
ley and Jackdaw . Whisky All 3
years old quarts, $1; gala, $050
Suuklit California Win AU va
rieties; rich, mellow flavor, qt, BOo
California Grape Brandy On sale at.
bottle T5o
READ HAYDEN'S BIG
COOSXB KPZCXJLL J-OH SATTntD&T
Assorted Jumbles, Meselna Crisp,
Assorted Jelly Fingers, Black
Beauty Sandwich, Crystal Coffee
Cake and Flaza Cookies, all regular
12 Ho and 16c cookies. Special for
Saturday, per lb 8 l-3o
rxrr top BExrxB fsabsj bow
They are 1-8 the price of Bartletts,
and Just as fine for preserves. Buy
now. Saturday, bushel baskets $1.10
Large Market Basket 40o
Green Peppers for pickles, basket 200
Oreen Tomatoes for pickles, basket
at litto
Fancy Tokay Grapes, special, lb. 6o
SPECIAL GROCERY SALE FOR SATURDAY
Fancy Colorado or Utah Freestone
Peaches, the last of the season, per
crate 80o
Now is the time to put up your Green
Tomatoes for pickles; large market
basket Saturday for soo
4 Basket Crates ZtaUaa Blue Plums,
at soo
It's xayden's That Hade the Prices
for the People of Omaha.
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BU.TTJKDAT
We want every housewife in Omaha
to try a sack of our Special High
Grade Diamond H Flour, nothing
finer for bread, pastry or pies, per
sack $L2Q
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond C or
Lenox soap SSo
Jellycon or Jell-O, pkg. THo
8 lbs. best White or Tellow Corn
meal , 17V40
8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines . .350
1-lb. cans Assorted Soups ?tto
1- lb. cans Fancy Wax or Green Beans
at Ilk
2- lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
at THo
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb. ..ISfto
8 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch SSo
The best Domestic Macaroni, Spag
hetti or Vermicelli, pkg. 7tto
Tall cans Alaska Salmon .100
It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST "Pays
Saturday Ak Sar-Ben
BIO BZBJ9 CAOB SAUB SATTTBDAT
Small cage, Japanned, your choice of'
three colors 790
Medium cage, Japanned, your choice
of three colors 8So
Large cage, Japanned, your choice of
three colors SSo
Extra large cage, Japanned, your
choice of three colors
Extra fancy Japanned cages... .$149
Brass cages, up from. I1M
SPBCXAS BAXB OAXYAJTIXXO
WABJB
No. 1 size heavy galvanized tubs,
worth 6Eo 4o
No. t slas heavy galvanised tubs,
worth 76o i see
No. 8 size heavy galvanised tubs,
worth 15c .....SSo
Hardware Bargains
No. 1 isk" extra heavy galvanized
tubs; extra heavy rims, wringer at
tachments, stationary wood handles,
worth at eso
No. I "Ids tubs as above, worth
IUI 76o
No. I ttefc tubs; largest, heaviest
and best tubs mads, worth 11.38, 93o
KaAM WAatS BOAJUDSV worth 45c.
special Saturday at , .29 a
ST0TX9 I m MOTS I
The Sleek Bisks! "Benowo" u in
town. Something new. Bo blacking.
Don't fail to see this stove before
you bay.
Oak Hsatsra, up from $3.93
Bass Burners, handsomely trimmed,
up from $38.00
Cast Range with huge closet, up
from ,..$35.00
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NEW BANK BILLS SMALLER
Proposed Cb.ansfes In Stse and Gen
eral Appearance of Paper
Money.
In an interview with the Washington
correspondent of the Springfield .(Mass.)
Republican, Secretary MacVeagh, of the
Treasury department, thus outlines pro
posed changes in currency:
I am sure it Is possible to nke cur
rency which will not be confusing. It
was suggested that the various denomi
nations be of different color. Many ex
periments were made with this idea In
View, but thus far there has been de
vised no scale of colors 'that will with
stand the clever manipulation of ' the
chemist It would be an easy matter,
for instance, to raise a tl bill, which
might be green to a 0 bill which would
be purple or blue. The only practical
method of making aU denominations, in
dividual la in the design and printing.
The present currency Is too diverse 1b
design. I believe that each denomina
tion should be characterized by but one
portralt-that is, that a dollar, for ex
ample, should have but one likeness
printed thereon, no matter whether It
be silver certificate or treasury riot.
Another undesirable feature of the pres
ent paper currency is the great amount
of unnecessary engraving, which sus
pends the numeral in the corner of the
note. This is not only confusing, but
gives the bill an overdone appearance.
The new currency should have plain fig
ures, so placed within a whits space
that they may be read at a glance.
The new plates which I will be able
to have completed within a short time
will be one-fifth less In slss than the
present notes. This advantage, together
with uniformity of design, win be a great
saving In expense to the department I
am able to guarantee that the expense
of the new currency wDl be more than
81,000,008 a year less than at present.
Aside from the eoaaomla reasons far the
change there are others equally impor
tant Facility of handling both by tellers
of banks and officials in subUeasurtes Is
another important gala,
Not until recently did I learn defi
nitely that I have authority to determine
what shall be the stse and design of the
ourrency Issued by Individual national
banks. This matter having been decided
I am ready to Issue a new currency as
soon as the mechanical work of engraving-
and printing Is completed. It has been
soggested that the national bank nota
be made from a series of standard
plates, on tor. each denomination, If
this Is done, and it seems entirely pians
Ibla, we can save the banks a great ex
panse. In ease this method la adopted
the name of the bank issuing a given
series of notes would be printed Into the
design on a different color and by much
the same process as is now used in the
stamping of the series and number.
Anothfi feat are of the now eurrency
wQl be its artlstio improvement We
save been in oansulta&aa with the
noted artists In the country, and their
united opinion Is that there is even mors
possibility of artlstio excellence In the
bank note than In the new colas. The
new designs will not be as muoh filled
with detail as at present Is the case.
Another feature of the small bill that
will appeal to everyone Is Its long Hfe.
The new note will go Into any ordinary
purse, with but one fold. Each time a
bill is folded It becomes less durable. It
will be possible to lay these notes flat
la any ordinary bill wallet so that fold
ing and the wearing of the edges will
be no longer neoessary. When yoa take
Into consideration the fact that the life
of a H bill Is but six months It will be
readily seen that anything that tends to
save the note from wear is a distinct
saving of expense.
Doing beats wishing, but it requires far
more manual labor.
A good iuMband la one who doesnt
think his wife talks too much.
Erery man believes be la entitled to
a lot ef credit ha doesn't gat.
POLITICIANS OF OTHER DAYS
Is History Too Sevotro with Burr,
t Too Friendly Toward
Hamilton T
It was IDS years ago that Aaron Burr
killed Alexander Hamilton on Weehawken
Heights.
Of what happened that day Americans
will never cease to think with deepest
sorrow and regret In the death of Ham
ilton the country lost one of Its greatest
men and sinoerest patriots, and in the
bUsting of Burr's fame and osefulaess
that followed upon the killing of Ham
ilton, the people found much to regret
Tot It la not to be forgotten that there
ara two sides to the unfortunate affair.
The old Idea that Hamilton was & saint
and that Burr was a devil, who thirsted
for Hamilton's Mood and deUberataly
planned the duel as the means of grati
fying his ghoulish hats. Is no longer
tenable. Burr was . human, and being
human, he was not immune to the pas
sions that have ever swayed humanity;
but bo was not a devil or a fiend by sny
means. Far from being the best of men,
he was a long way from being the worst
, To understand that famous duel it Is
necessary to know all about the politico
of the time, especially New fork pollUas.
Burr and Hamilton were political rivals
and in those days to be political rivals
was next door to being personal enemies.
Anyone who will read, carefully Pa
tron's "Life of Aaron Burr" will lesrs
that of all the vile political methods that
ever existed In our country those that
prevailed in the stats of New Tork from
1800 to ISM were the vilest Never have
politicians stooped so low or resorted to
more Infamous subterfuges, and never
were the personal animosities between
rival politicians mors bitter and remorse
less.
Now, If the plain truth must be told, of
all the poimctaps at that day AsMaodar
Hamilton was the bitterest and most ut
scrupulous in his methods. Of all hit
opponents Burr was the most powerful,
the worst hated, and the most feared. an
it Will be no news to such as are nnatoi
, In the history of the time we are talking
aoout to say that his treatment o(
Burr, Hamilton V-os at no means thai
would accomplish his end. ,
la a word, if a man were Justified is
hating another. Burr was Justified in
hating Hamilton. It has been clearly
proven that so far as the ethics of po
litioal methods used by the two men were
concerned, ' those of Burr were much the
fairer snd cleaner.
And the duet WelL the duel was popu
lar at that time, and was the Rmral!n
.accepted means of settling differences be
tween public men. Hamilton himself be.
- "second" in one or mors duels. Bun
challenged him to fight, and being It
earnest fired to kill his adversary.
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