Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 11, 1912, Image 5

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    Til 10 RIM: OMAHA, WEDXKSDAY. DKl'HMHIOW 11. 1!M2.
JLD POTATO RATES TO STAND
interstate Commerce Commission Re
fuses to Order Them Lowered.
1AILROAD MEN ARE PEEVED
"v II I x,,t llKh for Xrhmnkn
SroiTcr to ttnjo.r n I.orver llnte
on 1'nfntorir Thnn Colo
rmlo (irnnrrn. "v
Railroad men connected with lines op
rated west of the Missouri river arc dls
t'polntcd In the decision of the Inter-'
tdtp Commerce commission denying the
indication to advance freight rates on
jiitatoes shipped from western Nebraska
" Mississippi river common points and
rond. They say the application was
nude because the rates on this conunod
u were unreasonably low as compared
i ith those on other shipments, being no
more thnn those on Kraln. that icqiiirc
little care and attention.
According to the nay the railroad men
ttwd the decision they are still forced to
haul Nebraska iotatoes at a loss, while
those hauled fiom Colorado to the Mis
souri river pay a fair profit. They say
that potatoes from the vicinity of liree
ley. Colo., pay a rate of 36 cents per 100
pounds, while those hauled from the Al
liance and Scott's niuff section of Ne
braska pay but 17 cents per 100 pounds,
though the distance Is practically the
same.
Pome years ago In order to encourasre
tho raising of potatoes In western Ne
braska tho railroads put In a 20-cent rer
100 pounds rate to the Missouri river. The
rate had Its effect and the farmers went
Into potato raising extensively, thousands
of carloads being raised and shipped out
annually from territory along the Cnlon
Pacific, Burlington and Northwestern
They came to Omaha and on account of
tho low freight rate and the enormous
j supply this city beintne one of the larg
lest and best potato markets In the orld.
ono firm alone annually handling as mam
as S.iW carloads from the sand hill sec
tion of the state.
This was done on the :-rent pet U
pounds rate. Subsequently the Nebraska
legislature passed the Aldrhh hill, limit
ing a blanket I eduction of 15 per cent on
numerous commodities. Including pota
toes. This broiighX the rate on potatoes
down to 1" cents per 100 pounds. It was
this rate that the railroads sought to ad
vance In order that it would be In line
with rates elsewhere.
The tint CotiHli Medicine.
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy ever since 1 have been keeping
house," says L. C. llnmes. of Marbury.
Ala. "I consider It one of the best rem
edies 1 ever used. My children have all
taken It nnd It works like a charm. For
colds and whooping cough It Is excellent."
For sale by all dealers Advertisement.
OMAHA GREEKSOFF FOR WAR
Party of Fifty from Packing Houses
Returning' to Fight.
TIIEY ARE HERE ON FURLOUGH
I
Wmilil Itr Considered n llrertrr If
The) Mill Not Heapoiiil to the
Cull or Their Mother
i'nnnlr; .
Klft young Ciieeks, employes of Hi
South Omaha packing houses, left for
Urcecc cstcrda. occupying a special
car oer the rturllnglon to Chicago. Kront
t Chicago to New York they will go over
the N'irkel Plate, arriving there Tlnut.-
day and sailing Sattmlny. Out of here
j they were accompanied by Asher 11. Har
rows, district passenger agent of tho
'Nickel l'late. who woiked the business, tin
for the road he represents
, .Members of rni- llerrc.
Accoidllig to June, the Greeks of tin
j party. In the event they did not i cspoit '
I to the recall, would bo considered de
serters, and In the ocnl they subse
uuentl.v visited Oieece would be Heated
as such and punished accordingly.
' The Urcekrt are members of the tinny
reserve anil when they left their nntlvo
country were practically on a fuilouglt.
subject to recall by the king at any time.
The recall reached them last .Saturday
and they lniniedUtel quit their Jobs In
the packing houses, settled up their af
fairs and prepared to leave at tho ear
liest possible date A number of thcin
ate married and some of them have prop-
.erty, which they hao left In charge of
'fi lends and relatives here. The partv l
I in charge of Tom .tone a Oreek, w ho
has not i.nlv Americanized his customs,
but his name as well
Stock Market Slump
on Orders to Sell;
Reaction Follows
NHW YtHtK. Iec. 10 -Outer to sell
stocks poured In on brokers today and
during the first hours of tt ruling the stock
market was In a seml-dcmoralled condi
tion. Trices broke sharply to the low
level of the present downward movement,
which has been In progresn for more than
a week, the average for the leading rall
toad and Industrial stocks fell to less
than three points above the low average
for the' jear. toadied In February.
1'nllcd States Steel dropped to !!('.
Aimiltriiinnted Conner to 7.1V tteadlni: 'n
!li.V, l.ehluh Valley to P and Tnlon la-
rifle to 1R1. losses of neai Ix three points
'on the dnx Among the less active stocks
I declines were more severe, running as
high a fifteen l)i the ense, of Lnik.i
i wniina and eleven In National lllacim
I At noon there was a sharp rally nnd the
losses were niadi' up.
The present downward movement begRu
on Monday of last week on the announce
incut of the rnlteil Stiitcn supreme court
'decision ngnlnst the J Ini i iin.iti rallwav
1 companies In the merger ense. The c.
pected revision of the tariff and pros
pects of a money stringency at the end
of thu year also have operated against
the mnrket.
IRISH CROWN JEWELS
AREJJ0T REPLACED
lifHl.lN. Dee. 10. - The lord lieutenant
of Ireland nuthnrlxcd todnv a denial of
the report that tie IrMi crown Jewels
mysterloiish stolen from Dublin castlo
In 1!T had been icplaced.
Model Laundr. telephone changed to
Douglas Hi. n J
0?
Free Caidy to the Children
Every child accompanied by his
parent who visits Santa Glaus in
his Toyland Home and makes
known his wants for Christmas
will receive from Santa Claus a
bag of Christmas Candy. Come
any day, but bring your parents
with von.
Lady Orchestra Every Afternoon
in Our Greater Toyland
We have -secured the services
of one of the best reputed Lady"
Orchestras in this part of the
country to entertain all visitors
to our Basement Toyland, from
2:30 to 5 O'clock every afternoon
from now until Christmas.
TORMERLY THE BENNETT CO.
If in Doubt, Buy a Merchandise Certificate They arc the same as cash
can be had for any amount, are honored by us at any lime, for
any merchandise one may select. An excellent form of Xmns Gift.
Over 5000 Free Tickets to Boyd's
Theater Given Away Wednesday
l.nM SiittiiMlny hp conl tail tl lor mid kiup to adults visiting our ncffly
opened Toyliuiil, 5,nuo free admission ticket In Uojtl tlionter, fiilllllUK litem t
ono fnt svnt, nny ovonlttir llilt mck.
VAUGHAN GLASER STOCK CO.
Now Play THE GAMBLERS Now Play
The tlcMiinml evlintistoil the supply. So Wednesday vtl" i;' wiy (to
adults only) another 5,000 to making ifiiiest.s for lliom nt Sitttln Clint' llotno,
In our Krvnt ImsiMnctit Toylnml.
Phenomenal Sale of High Grade Costumes and Dresses
The Entire Surplus Stocks of Two Promineat New York Dressmakers, Secured at
EXACTLY HALF PRICE ,
IS
Sale Starts
Wednesday, 8 A. M.
vor 500 Garments in
This Groat Purchase
Barring None Tkis is the Most Important Dress Purchase We Ever Made
Regular $35.00, $45.00 and $50.00 Gowns and Dresses Wednesday
The prolonged mild weather caused many merchants to delay buying and as a result manufac
turers found themselves with large stocks on hand, made up late in the season in anticipation
of reorders. Merchants all over the country being overstocked, there was a great falling off
from the usual demand for late productions, consequently our New
York buyer was able to secure these beautiful dresses and costumes at
an exceptional price concession.
This Great Purchase Offers an Unparalleled Collection of Beautiful and
Stylish, Afternoon and Street Dresses, Evening and Party Gowns
MATERIALS EMBRACED IN THIS GREAT SHOWING ARE VELVET CORDUROY,
SERGES, WORSTEDS, CREPE METEOR, CREPE DE CHINE, BEADED AND SPANGLED
CHIFFONS, CHARMEUSE MESSALINES AND SEVERAL OF THE SEASON'S CHOICEST
FABRICS. THESTYLES REPRESENTED ARE THE SEASON'S MOST FAVORED MA
JORITY ARE EkcLUSIVE-SO ONE MAY MAKE SELECTIONS WITH PRACTICALLY
NO CHANCE OF EVER MEETING A DUPLICATE GARMENT.
$50, $45, $37L, $35 & $30 S?s Wednesday
UNRESTRICTED
CHOICE
CHOICE UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
DAINTILY PACKED IN HOLIDAY BOXES
What would be more practical
or acceptable than a nice box
of hosiery or underwear. Our
holiday display of hosiery and
underwear embraces all staple as
well as novelty lines.
Women's pure thread
silk hoso In holly box, nt
f1a5?:....50c
Women's Italian
silk vcBts, white, pink
or blue, In holly box,
each at
$1.50 nnl $2
Women's ,")()c black
lisle thread 1 m p o r t e 1
hose, :: pair in
holly box, at. . ,
SI
Women's 35o fine
black cotton regular
made hoso, Wednesday
special. In holly box,
LPR,r. ...$1.00
Women's 25o black
mercerized seamless,
hose, Wednesday spe
cial, 3 pair In holly
box,
at
50c
50c d
GIFTS FOR MEN
siiouli) nil
PRACTICAL GIFTS
LET THEM BE T1IINOB
TO WEAR
Men's 2-plccn combination
sets, iioho unit tiu rn
to match, Jl and. 3Uu
Men's iniitifflurs, all llio
latest iitylpn and
sliiuloH. JH and
Mcii'h :t-U'ci- combination
Hota, Iioho, tlo unit hund
Wurelilcf to niutcli g j
Mcii'h Milk Iioho. In nil
Hhnilrn. ppr pulr OC
Jl and CUG
Men's 3-plcco combination
cots, arn.' jinnilH, KarterH
ii ml sunpenilei to
inuloh, II and.
.Mcii'h fine cla.Hp
Kloven in n Mipu
lar mnUcn. All col
ors and shaduii, for
atrert nnd ovenliiB
wpar, ii,
1.nn and.
50c
Si
Alen'H
tin.
ROBTH
CENTER
AISLE
MAIN
W TT.OOR
.seeWwear, all J
la-tuHt HtyliM
form of Xmns O I
nrenent. f0c anil V
Men's fancy Hiinpond-
cr, lit holly QQn
Iioxph, SOc and
mm
HOLIDAY SALE OF JEWELRY-Remarkable Values
fTK
em
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH
;OF THE FINEST JEWELRY FROM
OUR REGULAR HIGH GRADE STOCK
WILL BE 'PLACED ON SALE WED
NESDAY AT REDIOULOUSLY LOW
PRICES IN MANY INSTANCES MUCH
LESS THAN HALF FORMER PRICES. .
Great Sale ef Rings
$1 I 12.50 Solid I CO
I I Gold Rlne.i.W I
$1.98
jz bonu uom PI f2.50 Solid ei&O I 5 Bolld eOSO
Rlnirs . . I I Gold Rings. I I qoMUInes.Vfc
layalleres, gold filled and platlonld. pearl and semi
precious stonea, beautiful ties I ens, "Wednesday special..
Ladles, bracelets, Leach nnd Men's cuff links, tie clips and
Miller and S. O. Uieney's per- warf pins In pearl and Bold.
manent Kuaraniee. CQ Cfl Wednesday special, mi
. . wuivru ( each In box 1
front $7.60 to
DnnPDC "IQIT' CII TT?TKT .T1? about halt
Hogers'
TOILET SETS
In Fancy Boxes
for men and women,
in fancy box, at from
$1.00 to $10.00
SHAVING SETS
"1847" tea spoons, Wednesday special, set 581 qo I on1 im'rmiQ
Rogers' '-1847" dessert spoons, Wednesday special, set So on t i e
Hogers' "184(" table spoons, Wednesday special, set eg 5f i "U'"
Kogers' "1847" plain knives and forks, Wednesday Special, set, 325 ' $1.00 to $7.50
ARTICLES of PARISIAN IVORY at VERY SPECIAL PRICES
Large a$sortment of Parisian Ivory toilet ware Cotobi. Brushes, Mirrors and irk
all fancy pieces. Can be engraved in all colors. Manicure pieces, each l&C
An Ideal XMAS GIFT
Skirt and Shirtwaist
BOXES
3.7C matting covered boxes, bam
boo trimmed, 2C-ln. long, 15-in.
wldo and 14-ln. high, 0 QO
Wodnesday special . tJO
$4.50 matting covered boxes, bam
bbo trimmed, 32-ln. long, 10-In.
wide and lti-ln. high, d0 QO
Wednesday special. . p50
fC.50 matting covered boxes, bam
boo trimmed, 35-In. long, 18-in.
wide and 16-ln. high, te QO
Wednesday special. . p070
$15.00 Cedar chests, heavy slock,
copper trimmed, 4 0-in. long, 18
in. wldo and 17-ln. high -
odneaday rt j AO
special 1370
$14 Cedar chests, plain; can bo
used as window or hall seat, 43
In. long, 18 -In. wide and 1C
in. high, Wednesday t 1 1
special JJ.l
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of HOLIDAY H'DK'CH'FS 1
Thousands uoon thousands of daintvhandher
chiefs representing the best and choicest that arc
produced in either hcmisDhere. Varieties are be
wildering, but prices are in keeping with the Orhin
rock bottom price system.
Womcn'H All Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, jjood size, 25o, 16o. c
lOo to OC
Women's All Linen Initial Hnndker
chlors, each 60o, 26c, 19o, lBc, r
80 to OC
wonien's Kmliroldrred Corner Jlanil-
59c
Corner Hand.
75c
Corner Hand-
89c
Hematltclied
licr chiefs, C In box,
at
Women's KmhroidPred
kerfhlpfs, 3 In box,
at
Women's Hmliroldnred
kerchiefs, 6 In box,
nt 98o and
Won.vn's Plain White
Handkerchiefs. 6 In box, .. QQq
uon.en's All Linen Hand Embroidered
llaiKlKerchlers, at 8 l.OO, 60c,
35c anil
BEAUTIFUL NECKWEAR
Women's embroidered Jabots, some of
these hand cmbroldored, Wed- nr.
nenday special, one In hox tOC
Heo our Xmas sttKk, of lace stocks,
Jabots anil fanry bows at 2&e each It
Is tlitf prettiest and most complete In
tho city
Tbo silk satin velvet combinations
25c
Women's .Shamrock Lawn liutlai
Handkerchiefs, I r.
each lUu
Children's Initial Handkerchiefs, 3 In
IT-..::::::::::::::::::::::::-!5o
Children's Handkerchiefs, colored
stltchlnK'. 3 in box, Qq
Men's J'lalii" While llcnistltched' Hund
kerchlefs, C.
each r . . . .. uu
Men's Jabonet Initial Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, cn
each uu
Men's I'laln White. All Linen Handker
chiefs. Ht 60o, 26o, 15o Qq
Men's Alt Linen Hcmstltciieil Initial
llundkei chiefs, each Ql.OO, 60c, nr.
36o nnd C3U
-MODERATELY PRICED
of JiiliutH ami stuck collars at 5Uc mil
(IpIU'IH all women. Come anil look at
thei-o before you purchase
AM the latest combinations ulll lie
found In our collection of women's
neckwear In lare and sntln nnd hand
embroidered flowers In all tho (Q
wanted shades, nt from G9c to..Wfe
U tL.J Vi. 71 i-j 7 r l
Women's auto scarfs and
veils in silk and chiffon.
All wanted designs and
colors. Prices "7r
are 50c to $di I 0
TOYLAND THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS AND HIS MOST WONDERFUL WORLD OF TOYS AND GIFTS
Kid Dolls
At Less Than Regular
Prices
C0c Dolls,
Wednesday at.
75c Dolls,
Wednesday at. .
$1.00 Dolls,
Wednesday at. .
39c
59c
79c
Jointed Dolls
Wednesday Special
39c
79c
95c
60c Dolls,
Wednesday
11.00 Dolls,
Wednestfay
$2.00 Dolls,
Wednesday
at.
at.
at.
The Largest Doll Kver Sold at
f)5c 24 inches high, shoes,
stockings, full jointed. Thoso
have never before sold for less
than $1.50, Wendes- Q
day special, at. . . . tUC
Over 150 .Jimliners in lliotvn
Kffects $2.50 to $4.00 values.
Wednesday special,
each at
Over 100 Jardiners, assorted
shapes, 2 styles, $1,50 to $3.00
values, Wednes- rP
each at 7uC
day,
Completo line of Hand Palntpd
f'hlnri. f.ntlrn iiuMnrttnoiit nf
English rock crystal Klass ware 1
i.uo values.
$1.49 y2 OFF
Flexible Sleds
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
Small size
at
Medium size
at ...
Large size
at
Kxtra large
size at . . . .
Toys Toys
C dozen Dalky Mules Me
chanical Toys, regular
50c valuoB, Wednesday
special, njj
each at OOC
11111 Climbing KijkIhc.
largest size QO
each at Oi?C
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