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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1013.
MANLEY HEADS THE AD CLUB
Blate Nominated in the Open Meet
ing is Broken by Members.
DIRECTORS ARE ALSO NAMED
TtrrnO-SIx Are .Vntneil In(rml of
TTrrntr-l''on-, Irlilent mid
Vice I'rrnlilrnt "Were on
the Mot.-" ,
The Omaha Ad rlnb at the Hcctlon of
Officers at the Paxton hotel etenlar
turned down the scheduled candi
date for preeldent. Bdwnrd T. Swobe,
who wan nominated In open meeting wmc
weeka ago. and elected Robert H. Man
'ey over Swobe by a vote of ftS, to 1.
Swobe's name appeared on the ballot,
and Manley's did not
When the nomination were made romii
works ago the name of ten of the mem
ber were placed In nomination on the
floor for the office of president. Rach
and even one In turn declined to make
the race until It came to Swobe, who ac
cepted the nomination. While members
maintain there was no slating and no
work on the Mdo line, yet the fact re
mains that the name of Ilobort H. Alan
ley was persistently written Into the
blank space left for a possible candidate
on the ballot, and Swobe whoso name was
already there, was rejected with the re
sult that he polUd only eleven votes.
Samuel Ile, Jr., Srrretnry.
C. A. Alden was elected vice president,
O. T. Eastman was elected treasurer,
Samuel Ilees secretary and A. I. Crele.1
tecorder.
Members of the executive rommtttee
were elected by the following vote:
Charles A. Alden, 3S; N. J. Uaker, CO; V
V. Baxter, ; A. & nnrglum, 41; Prank
C. Builto, ; Z. D. Clark, 87; W. C.
Cleveland, M; Thomas II. Coleman, .7;
C. It- Docherty, 31; Charles K. Ouffle, ;
Penn I. Fodrea, W; C. C. George, O;
Byron Hastings, ; U. A. Itlgglns,
Charles L. Hopper, ; Thomas H. Kelly,
0; O. K. McCune, 65; II. E. Mahaffey, o;
llobert H. Munley, M; George G. I'no.
tl, Sid J. ttnnger. 33; C. C. Rosetvatnr,
43; C. V. B:hwager, 49; C. It. Sherman,
45; Victor White. 60; E. a Zimmerman,
SI. There tj-e twenty-four members of
the executive board besides tho president
and vice president, who hold places on
the board a ox-offlclo members. As the
names of both these men appear on the
ballot for executlvo members as well as
for president and vice president It waa
necessary to declare twenty-six board
members elected In order to havo the
neoossary twenty-four besides president
and vice president Thoto were thirty
eight candidates for plarns on tho board.
The officers Kiyl board memberw elected
are to hold a short term until June 1. In
k previous meeting by a conatltutlonal
amendment thq club changed Its time of
election to June 1, the amendment to take
effeoi June I, 1811.
fo V. Tarrlsh of the publicity bureau
of the Commercial club reviewed the pro
posed bill to provide for nn appropriation
to establish a publicity bureau of the
utate. The plan was endorsed by the Ad
olub and a committee cotixUtlng of tho
newly elected officers of the club was
appointed to work out the details of a bill
along this line to be Introduced In the
legislature this winter.
t NeU
j Sntur-
1r.
I Any
Man's
I Butt
T In tho
p Ilniiso
T nt 916
Attorney E, O.Page
Granted a Divorce
On a showing that hts wife married
him only to bo amported' and then be
littled him becauso ha was not a promi
nent and Influential man and urged pros
pective clients not to omploy him, Ernest
C. Vasts, well known Ornulta attorney,
was granted a dlvorro by Judge Howurd
Kennedy In district court.
Mrs. Page bad filed an answer Charging
Page with extreme cruelty, but she did
not attempt to defeat his plea for a
divorce. The rfttcrco provided that she
shall receive permanent alimony of $1,700,
payable In two installments of 0 and
additional Installments of 130 d month
until the total has been paid.
Page, Mrs. Edith C Carrier, Mrs. Alice
S. MacFnrland and I. Blbbefson were
witnesses for the plaintiff. They testi
fied in support of tho allegations of
Page's petition. Baying that on divers
occasion Mrs. Page told them alio waa
disappointed In Tage and that she had
married Mm not because alio cored par
ticularly for him, but more for tho reason
that she thought him a successful and I
influential man.
Asks Pay for Being .
Bitten By Bulldog
When L, Phlllipson was kind enough
to let David E. Hetkoa ride In tho back
of his wagon lost summer lie laid the
foundation for trouble for himself. The
driver had a black bull dog running along
behind the wagon, and sold bull dog
could not bear to seo a' pair of human
legs dangling in a tantalizing manner
over the end gate. he crouched down
Next
rimrw ;
day
Clean- ' ;
i n of
OcWh
nnil
'ndnot '.,
Shoes
on Our ; J
Main
Floor "
Wednesday's Bargain Attractions
' In oitr
JANUARY SALE of
Muslin Underwear
Tho greater assortments for choosing, tho excellent qualities
and wonderful savings posslblo in this salo will be a revelation to
you, mouimmiB of noautiiui, practical, wcll-mado garments
hero, prlcod at less than tho regular cost of materials.
Princess Slips, Worth $150, at 75c
Fresh; now lot of bonu- '"
tiful loco ami embroid-
ory trimmed Blips,
nllsizes, IJto
special, nt ...
NIGHT GOWNS at 75c
Crisp now lqtft
of gowns with
orab r o 1 d o red
yokes, In a
dozen different
styles, high or
low necks, lac.
effects, wo rtL
regularly $1.00
and 11.25, each
Children's
n f . n r
Drawers
at, pair
Children's White
worth up to 36c,
at, ,
Womon'fl Dainty Prlncosa
up to 94.00, at
arc i
$
in XNassB a w . w '
Xlfcr'lHBW.B " 'Kid, W ' 1 - wr Ijrmj I 'j-fl JII.
Set,
with wahTts,
....18c
Slips, beautifully made, worth
S1.05
1 Undermuslins, Worth to 75c, at 45c jj
Scores and scores of new Night Gowns, "Walk
ing Length Skirts, Umbrella Drawers, CJorset
Covers and two-pieco Combination Undergar
ments, vory beautifully made and
specially priced for Wednesday,
at, each .
45
4 PRICE
(r
We announce for Thursday
A gigantic
sale of
SHOES
for everybody
The values are way out of the ordinary, ; rep
resenting saving opportunities of
a splendid sort.
Our Choice
of the House Sale of
MEN'S
CLOTHING
at
$15
(
begins
SATURDAY. JANUARY 11
THE VALUES RANGE UP TO $40
, (Furs and Fur Lined Overcoats excepted) -
Exquisite Places o! Genuine
French Hand Made Lingerie at..
Qcnulno French, convent made Undormusllnn, in all varieties
sold at Just price Wednesday.
JANUARY LINEN SALE
Our stock ot tfiese high class linens Is so Immense that wo
could not possibly show them all during the first week of tho Bale.
Now lots brought forward every day.
60c Mercerized Damask, 68-lnoh width, flno weave, yard. ..... m)c
X tl.30 quality Double Batln Damask, 72 Inches wide, yard .j. 05e
I Largo Blze, heavy crochet MarsellleR lied Spreads, worth ?3. 50, 92.30 X
$10 Marseilles Bed Spreads, plain or acallopod edge, nt ....... 95 T
40c HUCK TOWELS at 15c
Extra size all pure linen Pin Huck Towels, with
hemstitched borders, all guaranteed per- J c
feet, at, each IvC
12 Ho largo, heavy Huck Towels, go at, each .Be
. . .7Qc
...,0c A.
eh
S All our fine $1.25 Imported Linen Towels, at, each . . . .
? 10c Unbloached" Ts-UichXlnen-Crash Towollng, at, yd..'.
5'
and made a leap and a nab at the calf
ot the leg. lie sot In deep, llelkes for
f X
trot the kindness of Xtto 4os"b master In X
glvlrls lilni ride and remembered onlyi
tho fungB ot the bull doit. That was
last summer. Now ho Is asking tlOo
damuges in the court of Justice Ud
lifeeder- for the personal injury received.
Ha alleged it cost him for n doctor
bill. Jitstlco Lceder has the matter under
advisement It was the first case the
judge tried In hU new quarters in the
Patterson block. y
Watchman Finds
. $500 in Theater
Block Watchman I'cnny of the Amer
ican Plstrlct Telegraph force found $500
Arty yesterday morning in the American
teatcr thst would have made a prime
raorsel for'soma dishonest person. Penny
was making his round, trylns the doors,
when he saw the money through a win
iloW. He promptly took possession of it
and turned it In to NlKtit Munaser
Harvey Wolf, who will return It to thet
theater nmnagement this afternoon. The'
money consisted of about I'iX) in cur
rency and the remainder in silver,,
California iTvoTunn Srrlou.i- .llnrinril
"A short time aso I contracted a se
vere cold Which settled on my lunjm and
caused me a treat deal of umiqyanco.
would have had coughing spells and my
Iudsb were so tore and Inflamed I began
to be seriously alarmed. A friend rc
ummetided Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, sayim; she had used It for years. I
bought a bottle and It relieved my eopgri
the first night and In a -week I waa rid
of the cold and soreness of my lungs,"
rKtt 1I1S Marie Qerer, Sawtelle. Cal
Tec skle by all dealers. Advertisement.
1 $10 DINNER NAPKINS at S3 toz.
26-inch, large size, double satin Dinner Napkins,
beautiful designs, at, per
dozen rr. v
$0 Dinner Napkins v 26-Inch flno Irish Damask,, per dozen .... $.1.08
T $2.00 Mercerized Napkins, domestic nud Imported, por. dozen. Pgc t
S15 ml 520 Pattern Table Cloths. $598
Fine, hand loom Irish Linen Damask Cloths,
212x2Va, 2VaA 2x3VS and 2x4 QO
yard sizes, all perfect, at, each
Special Showing tnd Introductory Sale
NEW NEMO CORSETS
. You coinbiue corsot com
fort 11 nd corsot economy
when you buy a Nemo.
Stout figures In particu
lar should weiir n Nemo
Corsot. yrhoy rcduco tho
nbdoraen without discom
fort and give tho proper
support to fleshy figures.
Tliey are1 raude of fine
quality eoutil. All Nemo
Corsos havo tho "Ijvsti
kops Gnrters'1 attached.
Miss Galbraith is hore
to help you choose the
right model and fit you
correcily.
Corset Pictured Here is the New Model 32,
With Elastic Cpre in Back, "at
$3.00
Here's a REAL One!
A Special Price on a Spe
cial Style that will appeal to
Young Fellows who' know
"What s What."
It V-r
ought
be in
Vou
to
Pry's Shoes
$3.50
Built just Ilka illustration.
Comes in Tan Calf or Dull Black
button or lace. Snappy dress
ers will get a lot of satisfaction
and good wear out of thta spe
cial value.
'SHO& C)
16 i &. not mTji o
- w .rfc i
3
S3
BAILEY,
THE DENTIST.:
Formerly 1'n.vton Block.
New Whiti Enamel Sanitary Office
714-10 City National Bank Building
10th and Harney Sts., Omaha.
Personal attention warranted work pain
less dentistry new method. No charge for ex
amination and estimate.
AMVSBMI9NTS.
aoir1
Ed Lee Wroth
"OKAXA'R TUW OSKTEsV'
S7iXySr Evgs, lB-as.SO-750
Jos Xartir 0rsf "OZiraEB
Onitii's Own
Boy Actor
SXTRATAQA.KZA. AND VAVSXVZ&&S
Frank Wakefield. Jane I Uebu, Alpine
Quartet and Gingery, Snappy Beauty
Chorus. Best Fun-Mustc Ehow In Vown.
Sadies' Sims Kstlns Daily
'Worth CUmblnr the Kill."
ETCTS., 6-IO-20c
DOUQXiAB rr. AT SiaXTSSNTS
Hytons VanasTllle includes Warren &
urooKway; t.uaie
Foyer; Kxcela &
Franks; Alexander &
Deldlns; Kriscary:
Baymondi & Hall. Htpposcope Pictures.
Trom fl to.Si at 7 ana S P. M, sally.
aiant Qbow
at
Swart Price
Krug Theater
Mat. Today, 3l30 Hl!lt, 8l30
THE PACEMAKERS
A SSAXi SHOW
Country Store Jfxlday "Sight
Z.adls' Dally Sims Matinee.
Tne Tuesday Korninff Music si Club
Presents
MAX LANDOW
In Piano Xecltal, at the
Y. AV. O. A. AUDlTOlUtlM
TsrtWBAT svsimre, jah. o, 1913.
Xeserved Keats 91.00. Xow selllac
at Xayden Bros. and A. Xospea
SCnsloBepaitnveats.
WHEN WE WERE 21
people from our office seated nt
one time In the largrf and cozy
dining room, we fully realized
the Instantaneous succc'aa of tho
Woodmen Cafeteria
14th and Fnruam.
AMirSKMUNTS.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Matinee Today Tonlj-ht
Cohan and Xarrls Presents
"OFFICER 666"
The Melodramatlo Saocesa
Thursday, Priday, Saturday, Sunday
The Musical Sage
"MADAMS 8XBXXT"
BOYD'S 1,000 Seats, 25c
Tonhrat AU Week
Matinees Thursday, Saturday
The Vaurhan QUser Players in
THE GREAT DIVIDE
Vest Week THE Z.OTTXXY MAX
Youll Certainly Appreciate the Splendid Bar
gains in Wednesday's Clearing Sale
Only a Few
of the
Many
Specials
Advertised.
Counters
Are
Piled High
With Grand
Bargains.
A Price Saving of 50 and More on Winter
Underwear of All Kinds is a Certainty in
January, Clearance Sales See these items.
Men's Fleeced Union Suits,
good heavy quality, to $
values, ut. .98c mid 75c
Men's Union "Suits, fine
quality all wool or silk and
wool, hest makes, to $5.0u
values; on sale at $2.98,
$2.50, $1.98 and. . .$1.45
Men's Australian Wool
Shirts or Drawers, fine
quality, heavy weight; on
salo at $1.50, $1,25 & 98c
Men's Heavy Fleeced Shirts
or Drawers, to $1 values;
on sale 49c and 35t
Children's Heavy Fleeced
Union Suits, all sizws from
2 to 16 years; on salo.35o
Ladies' Fleeced Vests or
Pants, $1 values, all sizes,
heavy weight 39c
Ladies' Fine Union Suits,
all wool or silk and wool,
values to $3.50, at $1.98,
$1.50 and 98c
Ladies' Union Suits, values
to $1.50; choice bargains
at 69c and 49c
Ladies' 75c Union Suits, in
all sizes; on sale 35c
January Linen
Sale
Puro Linon Hemmed Huck
Towels, 76c values, each 45
Pure Linen Hemmed Huck
Towels, COc values, each 35
Pure Linen Hemmed Huck
Towels, 50c values, each 25J
Pure Linen Hemcled Huck
Towels, 29c values, cachx5
Union Linen Hemmed Huck
Towels, 15c values, ea. 7t
Grass, bleached Satin Tablo Da
mask, G9c values, yard, 39
Grass bleached Satin Table Da
mask, 95c values, yard, 75J
Grass bleached pure linen Satin
Damask, $1.6,0 values 1.00
Grass bleached pure linen Satin
Damask, $2.00 values $1,25
Grass bleached puro linen Satin
Damask, $2.50 values 1.50
January Specials in Flannelettes,
Flannels, Blankets and Wash
Goods in Domestic Room
Wednesday
Double fold Flannelettes, good
weight, pretty patterns, 12 c
values lOd
Outing Flannels, light and danc
colors, 9c values 7i
'36:inch Percales, light and dark
colors, 10c values J7
Poplins, in all the bestcolorB,
25c values . .15
Roboland Fleece for kimonos
and bath robes, 29c values
for - ig
Black Satin 30-inch wide, reg
ular 16c values IZ'&h
Dress , Ginghams, plaids and
stripes, 10c values ...7li
Satisfaction 36-luch bleached
Muslin, 10c values . . .r. 7
68-lhclr BloHBhetl Table Darr.uak,
29c value, at ioo
Good slzo Tan Cotton Blankets,
cood -weight, 11.25 valuos, at SBo
."Cargo 'Blue, well madle Comforters.
BOOd weight, good colors. J1.25
values, at , 9Bo
r.rjTfit and moat complete Una
of Blankets and Comforters in the
city. Iiqwest prices.
You Can't Afford to Miss the Best
Garment Bargain Opportunity Ever
Assortments are
ore complete than
ever beiore at tins
season. t
ALL THE
FURS,
THE
MUFFS,
SETS,
OOATS
AT HALF.
All Dresses and Tail
ored Suits
AT HALF PRICE.
Many Specials Wednesday at
Worth of the
Every garment
is tho newest
idea in style. See
them.
All the COATS
(oxcop plushes)
on sale at
HALF PRICE.
All Evening
Gowns and
Wraps at
HALF PRICE.
Both imported
and domestic.
Much Less Than Half tho
Garments.
Don't Worry About the High Cost of Living
Reduce Your Grocery Bill 25 to 50 by Buying at
Hayden's You'll Find You Can Easily Do So. (
Wa don't belonir to any aisoclation
or trait combination to hold up tlie
people. We make Die prices that keep
them down.
21 lbs. beHt Granulated Sugar. . .91.00
18-lb beat high grado Diamond II
Flour, nothing finer for oread, picx
and cakes 91.10
10 lbs. best AVfilte or Yellow Corn
meal ,...17H
8 lbs. beat Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for 23o
5 lbs best Hand Picked Navy lieans
for aso
8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. . .250
7. lbs beet Bulk Laundry Starch., 35o
10 cakes Sllcxo Scouring Roap....3o
The best Domestic Macaroni, Verml-
cllli or Spaghetti, pkg. ..7Ho
S-lb. cans fancy Swet Sugar Corn
for 6lo
2-lb. cans, fancy Wax, String, Green
or Lima Beans...., ....7o
S-lb. cans polld packel Tomatoes. loo
Toll cans Alaska Salmon 100
Choice California Prunes, lb..,..7tto
S-Crown MuBcatel Halslns, lb...7Ho
Choice California PeacheB, lb....7)&o
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound .. .Olio
The best crisp Pretzels or Ginger
Snaps, lb Go
Toasted Corn FlakeB, pkg 6Ho
The best Tea Fittings, lb.. 10a
Golden Santos Coffee, per lb SOo
SPECIAL BARKEX. APPLE SATE.
3 bushel barrels fancy Gano or Ben
Davis APP'e. per barrel, .... 93.40
EaOS, BUTTER, CXXSSSR AWD
BUTTEKLNE SPE0IAZ.8.
Best No. 1 Storage iSggs. doz..l7Uo
Tho best Fresh Eggs, nothing better.
per dozen ,a5o
The best Creamery Butter, cartons or
bulk, per lb 370
The best Country Creamery Butter,
Per lb 3q0
PiS1 rJ-T,1 Dalry Butter. 18.. 85o
2 lbn. aood Butterlne .-, ..38o
Good Table Butterine, lb. . . . . . ,17?ic
I-ancy Table Butterine, equal to
creamery butter, lb aso
Full Cream, N. Y. White, Young Am-
erica or Wisconsin Full Cream
Cheese, per lb nao
Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb ,105
Neufchatel Cheeie, each..... 30
THE VEGETABLE XA&XET OF
1 Saves the People from ,60 per "cent to
AVU iiw unit,
The best Red River Early Ohio Pota.
toes and give IS lbs. io peck..,.iao
Demand 15, lbs., the lata requires It
ancy Cooking Apples, It lbs. to the
peck, at ...SOo
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnlpa or
Shallots, por bunch 4Q
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb, . . , . ,, .100
Fancy California Caulinowef, lb 7Ho
Fresh 8plnacH. per peck. . . . , L,
Large bunches fresh Radishes..., io
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce...." So
Large Head Lettuce 74$ and 6c
3 bunches fresh Parsley. ,?T. . '"So
Large Grape Fruit, each.'. oo
Pays
ftfz
laatlnte JEvery Say 3U8 Every lTlfht
lis Advanced Taudevllle.
Thl Wk-UI-NCHK WALSI-Jtck WUmb ft
ri Ljdl Brrr lUrbtn'i Loop-tlw-Loop aad
LmiIdi Cntn JncJ Etunttt & Cs. Oweo.
Qtrk Uur Illtr. FYIci: MtlnM. Oallerj,
lOe. bt Mt tta. ttMpi SmUrdar n4 Bundtr.
Nlfbt t. . M. TK.
Excello Lump Grate
"THE NEAREST ANTHRACITE" ' '
$8.50 Per Ton
Smokeless Sootless Lasting
THE WONDERFUL FURNACE COAL
COAL HILL COAL CO.
211 South 19th
