THK IUOIO. OMAHA. AVKDXKSDAV. JAM'AHV S,
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SAVEDJAN FROM FREEZING
Barking of Dog Calls Policeman's
Attention to Sad Flight.
HANDS AND FEET ARE FROZEN
Fr& Leopold, l-'nrm llnud n,-ltlnr
Sli Mllra Went or l'rrmont,
Iiosfa Ilia W'nr "nil Fnlls
In the Snorr.
Through the incessant barking ot h
M-rapRj-'halrcd dog at Twenty-fourth and
Arbor streets, about 7 Tuesday morn
lng Officer J. J. Pssanowskl was able to
probably save Fred Leopold, a farm hand,
from freezing.
rszanowskl, who lives at 259 South
Twenty-fifth street, was. going to work
when he. heard a dog barking. At first
ho paid no attention to It, but as ho
walked toward the car lino the barking
iow moie distinct ml when he at rived
at Twenty-fourth nnd Arbor streets de
determined to find out what the. caueo otl
the canine' barking wm. lie had to walk
but a few feet whon he saw a man lyltiR !
In a snowdrift a few feet from the side-1
walk. The man was groaning as If in .
Pain while the dog was standing a few
feet away making a great commotion.
Going over to the man Pszanowskl In
quired of him what was the matter. Out
his only answer was a series ot groans
He helped the man, vhc nas advanced In
years, to his 'feet, and It whs then that
the officer noticed the' stranger's hand,
whlcn wero froEeu white. After mucn
work and trouble I'sxanonskl managed
to get the stranger to his home, from
whence he telephoned for 1'ollcc Surgeon
Dawson. The latter after making an ex
amination found that the man's feet and
hands were froren stiff. '
stored with hpitlts thi man sine his
name as Kred Iopold and mid he livl
about sis miles west of Fremont, wheiv
he worked on a faim. Hi said he had
attempted to visit r friend whom !u
knew, but could not find the house, and
early In the morning crawled Into a
barn to sleep. It was so cold, however,
that lie walked down town and when near
Twenty-fourth and Arbor strets he fell.
He said he remembered nothing more
lifter that. He had quite a sum of money
on his person.
LOOMIS ELECTED HEAD OF
BUILDING OWNERS' CLUB
Tor over an hour Dr. Dawson worked
over the frozen man and was able to
thaw out the frozen members. When re-
llowatd (5. looml. manager of tho
Omaha National bank building, was
elected president of the Omaha Itutldlng
Owners' and Managers' association at a
meeting at the Henshaw hotel at noon.
Krncst Sweet was elected vice president
nnd John 1 Fisher, secrctary-trcauier
' THROWS WIFE OUT IN STORM
Drunken Husband Returns Home at
Early Hour and Mistreats Her.
HAD BOUGHT NEEDED FUEL
Hut lie I J tended Money for Other
l'lirvlutxra nml Tnkcs It n nil
Uxuitsi- for Ilia Iiihiiiiinii
llrtint Inr.
With the uurourj hovrrlng imund ino
and the ley wind making daggers of the
falling snow, Sadie Stewart, wife of u
University club waiter, walked scantily
clad from her .homo at 1J17 South Six
teenth street to the Trache hotel at
Thirteenth and William to cnll the k)Uc
I Ix'chiiso her husband put tier out of the
house.
The woman's bare feet were torn lis
siuip roiks on the wa aiiil tin- wiw
was stained with her blood. As she
I reached the hotel, she Utteled a stream
' and fell to the sidewalk unconscious, She
1 was brought Into tlfe place and warmed
up and the police were called.
According to her stcry. she become III
In the Afternoon while working at a dress
making imrlor and went home. Yheru
whs no coal and she purchased some with
monoy given her i her husband for an
other purpose. When ho learned of It
at 3 o'clock jeslerdny morning he pulled
her out of bed and chased her from the
house, threatening hei with a brntlug
I If she returned.
I Stewart was ai tested by Ufller,
Kmerv, l.ahey and liuford and Is
harged with "nbuslnn tils wife." The
woman's feet were frozen and cut and
l'nllce Surgeil T T. Harris hud to work
for nearly two hours to rase the pain
When found tho woman whs dad only In
a night gown
Government Asks
for Lights Placed
Near the Postof f ice
t'nilel Taylor, custodian of the federal
building, has requested the city commis
sion to Install street Unlit at Seventeenth
nnd Capitol avenue and Seventeenth and
Dodge streets and Mayor Dahlman has
been appointed a commission- Of one to
correspond with Henatpr llhc'licoak and
ask htm to rle his inlliirmco ln trsund
lng the proper federal authorities to order
ornamental lights placed,, on the post,
office.
. The oily council approved the report
of the committee of the whole on tthe
dollar gas agreement. A bill Is now be
ing drafted for submission o the legis
lature at this eslon which will glo the
elt commission power to enler Into an
iiftreement with the rbs eompatn
cording to this compromise the peopl'
will vote nt a special election on exten
slon of tho company's franchise.
Trice of gas Is flxcd In this agreement
at ono dollar per thousand cubic feo
and tho council given authority to reviii'
Hie rates at periods of tan years. Th
loyaltltw imld the city aro Inercased
bout 39.Cio n year.
Anton Vanotis and niehard Ilynn hate
been placed on the police forco on six
months probation.
Tho miscellaneous fund has been sub
divided as follows: Meals for prisoners
l.fifo; otflelnl bond premium, $1,050; re
cording deeds. SIM; does and subscrip
tions. WCO; water troughs. 4300: city np-
i pralsers, cutting Weeds, Jt.000; ad-
i Vertlslnc. JS.MH); repairs to buildings
i NJ.o.v. ilonntlons. t0. gradlnc rertslii
j streets. t.t50".
Key to the Sitimtlon-llee Advertising
Big CORSET Valnes
p ORSETS of cou-
Ul, with medium biiBt,
finished with edging extra long
hip, good boning, tour bono
supporters; $1 value, IQm
special Wednesday at. . J C
Brasslers, Well mad of
Cood masUn, daintily
trimmed with dglng,
regular pries COo ch,
poolal In Wed- QQn
neiday's tale. . . OaPb)
BraBslorB, with , allover era
broidery joke, embroidery fin
ish, perfect fitting, regular
price, $1; sale price
Wednesday
y Orkln Bros. Second Floor
69c
OmaKa's Prime Economy Event,
Al 10 and tucked Inco
t for walats. asflortort de-
Here's SLEDS For Boys and Girls
Flexible sleds, very strong- and scrvlcable, will
last a life time, Wednesday npeclally I nn
priced at Ju.00 and down to 9 I slIU
airla sleds, many different styles. Weil- QC.
nesday at Jl 25 and down to fcilu
Boys' aleiSs, n large variety to choose fro.u, QCn
Wednesday at 91.75 and down to... . , .uw
Come and Profit By It
Extra Heavy Felt BLANKETS
1
I KM
Coltoit felt blanket, gray or white TOxRO Inches
extra heavy, very good nnllty, this blanket Is
warm comfortable will wear and give the best
.if iervlre. one of our best sellers and a big value
H the tegular celling prhe. Special for J I AC
Wednesday al .. lifctl
f EMBROIDERIES j
I
aluna. IS to HO lnchos wide;
values to COc, Mid Winter
While Sale
price OVJt
Cambrlo and Swiss em
broidered Hfflnirs and
Insirttons, from 3Vj to
7li Inohss wlds, wortli
up to lOo, Wtdnsday,
th yard so'
Swliss and cnmbrlp skirting, 17
to IS Indies wide, oil open and
conventional leslgns, also corset
cover embroidery In large range
of pretty designs vat
lies lo lSe, Wednos- XA C.
day, tho yard . r
Main rloor.
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Furs at Half Price
"VjEVBH in the history of Omaha have you ever had suoli a chance lo got real good serviceable under
' wear underwear of quality at such great saving in prices. We want you to lake advantage of
Women's Coats at One-Half
this opportunity because its to your interest. You will find here some of the most spjwidid underwear
af prices that are sure to win your admiration. Here's a few values we offer for Wednesday.
TT ERE'S an extraordinary occasion that no woman can
- afford to pass by. It's a remarkable offering of "atyllBh, high
grade coatB at ono-half the original price. Come early Wednesday and
prom dj- tnis unuBiiai event.
Any woman's coat m tnis line worth every cent of
ih.ku; styiisniy made and will make a becoming
garment for any wearer; extra special for
Wednesday's selling, at. ,
Women's Coats, $32.50.
$9.75
SPECIAL
Women's wool
dresses, 1 n t o B t
modcln and most
stunning do-
They are prcat values at
signs.
$10, but for Wed
nesday we've cut
tho price for
quick Belling, at..
PEfM
charming
selling price
$13.50. Wednes
day an pxtraordl
nary special, at. .
voinenn suit or
wool il r e h s e s,
m a tl n In t h u
season's ni o b t
patterns, regular
special
Q7R
Women's silk or
wool d r c s h c s,
dnlnty and be
coming stylos.
Hero's an opportunity to got a
beautiful $,29.50,
garment,
Wednesday
nt
Women's Coats, $0.7.1.
Women's coats, very protty and
graceful' garments and 'very
popular at $9.50, the regular
price, Wednes- CfcQ '7K
day, at O
Women's Conts, $14.75.
Women's coats that are very
popular this season and sold
regularly at $19.75: special sale
price, W ednesday
at ,
best value
Is offered
$32.50
$14.75
Womcns Coat, $17.50.
Womenfa fcoats;- extra 'good values
at $35.00; your choice ot any In
this lot Wednes- J tr
day, at P X .OU
Women's coats, tho
that $65 can buy,
Wednesday, your
cholco of any. . . .
Women's Ooate, $25.00.
Women's coats, that alwaya sold
not less than $50, your choice
T?: $25.00
Women's Coats, $20.75.
Women's coats, smart and dis
tinctive design, made of the best
of materials and sell rogularly
$59.50; special
Wednesday, at
$29.75
Women's Suits at One-Haif
Women's $27.50 Tailored Suits
Women's $39.75 Tailored Suits
Women's $45.00 TailoredSuifs
Women's $50.00 Tailored Suits)
Women's $59.50 Tailored Suits
Women's $65.00 Tailored Suits
Women's $69.50 Tailored Suits
Women's $75.00 Tailored "Suits,
Women's $79.50 Imported Suits
Women's $85.00 -Imported Suits j
.Your Choice at
71
Original Price
Women's Fur Coats at
T1JE cold snap has conic to stay a while and this is the
time to buy ymlr fur coats. There Is no roason for most women
not having a good, warm, fur coat. These unusual low prices will
uuroly attract a largo crowd to tho fur section tomorrow. Look at
theso values:
Fancy Hudson seal Coats, tho finest made, and
always sold at $500, your unrestricted cholco of
any coat In. this lot, Wodncsdny, at. . ,
Hudson Seal Coats, $150.
$250
Hudson seal coats, that rogularly
sold for $'.100, reduced for clear
ance In Wednesday's Cf
Belling, at p 1 OU
Hudson HpjiI Coats, $(M).
Hudson seal coats, made of rich,
soft fur. worth $200, special In
Wednesday's d 1 ff
selling, at ' p 1UU
Xcnr Seal Coat, 85H
Near Soal CoatB, a very popular
garment that soils rogularly at
$100; specially priced
Wednesday, nt ,
lltiKslan Pony Coats, $42.50.
Russian Pony Coats, a popular
seller ut $85; choice of this lot
Wednesday,
nt
$42.50
Marmot fonts, $75.
Marmot Coats, a garment that
will be prized by any woman,
$150 voliiqs, t7C
Wednesday, at f$) I O
Northern Mink Conts, $(12.50.
.Northern .Mink Coats, sells .regu
larly for, $125, for quick selling
Wcdnosdny, $62 50
$50
Furs at One-Half Price
Wednesday Your
Choice at
$15 French Ooney Sets, Sale price
$20 Belgium LynxSeti, Saleplrice
$25 French Coney Sets, Sale price
$27.50 TjapTMintctsSalerice i
$27.50 Wolf Fur Sets, Sale price
$35.00 Wolf Fur Sots, Sale price.
$40.00 Northern Mink, Sale price
$45.00 Fox Fur Sets, Sale price
$50.00" Fox. Fur Sets, Sale price
$75.00 FoxFur Sets, Sale price Regular Price
s . .
i anie uAnAaa
P BETTY table damasks
of various widths, pat
terns and prices are sure to
pack this section Wednesday.
The prices on these . excellent
goods are made possible only
through our extensive prepara
tions for this great White Bale,
which, by the way, Is succeed
ing far beyond our fondest
hopes. Detter conie Wednes
day. 70-lncli Linen Damask, $1.10.
All linen and satin damask,
IriBh homespun, 70-inch; Sale
price, Wednesday, Ai q
the yard ij 1 1 V
08c Tahle Damask, 08c.
Table damask, Imported, mer
cerled, 72 Inches wide, regu
lar 98c value, White JO'
sale price DOC
50c Table Damask. 30c.
Table damask, mercerized, 64
inches wide, 59c value, on
White Sale price C
Orkin Brot. Main Floor.
Biggest Values in UNDERMUSLINS in the Entire City
DID j'ou ey?r see such wonderful values in
goods In the clty.y Come early Wednesday we've
opportunity tb supply yourself with uuder-musllns that
PRETTY PETTICOATS
ONE stylo with deep em
broidered flounce of blind em
broideries, others with flounce of
lace Insertion, finished with heading
of ribbon beading; $1.98 QQE!
value, Wednesday at cOO
Nainsook and lawn petticoats
of lace embroidery, ribbon run bead
ing, finished with bow rf -j rfo
satin ribbon; $2.98 value J1'.70
COMBINATIONS
Combinations consisting ot corset
covers and drawers; made of nain
sook, round yoke of embroidery,
edged with lace, and ribbon drawn,
89o values, ACke
Wednesday t:JC
Bcond rloor.
fine undermusluisJ We are positive those are tho most e.traordinAr over offored on such quality
. t . . . ..... ..... i . ... mi . 1.nnn n1.la 1 1! n r r. 1 1 1 r M
a large ussoiiment, dux at tiieBO prices tno lot won t last long, so eariy comers win secure urai nu.n.
smack of tho better quality, and these prices will mean a genuine saving to yoil. Hero's a few oirerings ror woanesauy.
"IVyTUSLIX gowns, round
AVx. neck, slip over styles, also
square and V-neck effects; trim
med with embroidery Insertion.
hemstitched ?nd plain tucks; 89c i
values, very special ror
Wednesday t: C
Oowus of fine muslin and Gowns of fine quality nain
nainsook, different styles, high, ! B00k, crepe and cambric; slip
over styles, empire, high V and
square neck, daintily trimmed;
regular $1.98 values; spo- no
iUt
square, V and slip-over styles,
trimmed with, val, torchon ana
lace Insertion; $1.25
values, Wednesday. .
Orklu 3roB. Btcosd rloor.
69c
elal Wednesday at. ,
A U fcJ L T N drawers, deep
1X flounce of embroidery and
cluster tucks, I59c - Q
vnlue; Wednesday J12C
Muslin drawers of fine quality,
cambric finished 'muslin, circular
styles, finished with scalloped
edges, sonio with ruffles of em
broidery and lace; 89c AQ
value, Wednesday ttIC
, 1 .
Princess SLIPS
Princess slIps7"Iood quality nain
sook, trimmed with lace, Inser
tions and embroidery. Skirt Iieb
ruffle of embroider)' or ,aco
trimmed, $1.50 values, .JQ.
Wednesday, at VJ57C
Orkln Bro. Bteond rloor.
GROCERY Specials
riiOUR our
Kxcelwlor p.O
ont, onn of our
licHt ellorH
W e (1 nomluy, h
S.SI.50
rZOUB Cap
itol, a very fine
Imkery flour
W otl iusday, a
acl for, , OUU
FEAS Kurljv
June, WetuiQS
doy, the in.
ran. UU
X AZ8IX8-
l''anry, BBodlntB,
Wednesday, the
S?.T 8o
U&OAKOHX nnJ
Spaghetti; im
P9rted I fin
package, . U
HUOAH, combination i special,
Wednonduy, 7 1Ih. 9Rft
for . fcOU
KXTHACT, Vanilla Mini I On
Lemon, 2 oz. bottliln. . . 1 OU
RICK, fancy whole 9fln
Japan, 2 lbs. UU
DA KINO POWDBR, A.
Calumet, (he uan '. . . Ulf
CORN, Capitol brand, 1 A-
WednoKduy, tho can I UU
Total 83o
CBAOKCBB
Bent Omaha
made, nod a or
qyster crackers
special Wed
nesday, the 7
nound I u
OSACKSKS
Graham and
Oatmeal; very
special In Wed
nesday's sell
lng, the I fn
pound.. I UU
Orkln Bros. Bntsraant
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Good Underwear for Everybody in the Great January White, Sale
SELDOM have you had suoh a chauee to get real good, serviceable uiidewear
uudomear of quality at such a great saving in prices. We want you to take
advantage of this opportunity because U'b to your interest. You will fiud hero
Men's Union Suits, $1.81).
Men's wool union suits from
the very best sfnd most wldoly
known mills; ordinarily sell at
$3 and $3, GO; very warm and
serviceable. Very special in the
great wnue
Sale
"Wednesday
at-.
Men's Shlrta and Drawers.
MeiTiTwooI texture shirts and
diawerc. regular 1.00 valuer.
prne-1 for Wednesday In in CQn
. . . V vU
$1.89
W hlte Hale at.
Mcn'K Cotton Sweater
Men's cotton sweaters,
made of good iiialltv
yarn. afftl aell regularly
for 50 centw; QQn
Wednesday .. . . UU
Men's Underwear, 08c.
Meiii shirts and drawers,
mado of a good quality wool,
nnd will glvo tho utmoqt satis
factory wear; they always sold
at $1.00 tho piece, but you get
them Wednesday
In the White
Sole,
at
Men's Shirt and Drawers, 4 Be.
Men's cotton fleece shlrta and
darwer. a very good quality with
o m rort and wear combined, ic.
98c
1 White Sale price, the piece
Mcu Wool Sweotcrs.
Men's. Votil sweaters,
a rood value sit . ti.
kpoi-lally prircxl r,or
Wednesday I ft ft
selllnc at ,.lf0
Men's ijll.25 Sweaters, 80c.
Men's shuwl collar sweaters,
just the garment to keep out
tho sting of winter Us very
warm and will give extraordi
nary service. They sell In tho
regular way for $1.25, but for
Wednesday's selling
they have been
reduced
to
.Men's Shirts and Drawers, 45c.
Men's jersey ribbed shirts and
jrawern marked down specially
for U White Hale WeJnej- JR.
ijiiy. the piece U
89c
Men's Wool Sweaters.
Men's wool sweators,
$;!,50. Wodncsday.at. .
worth
.$2.49
some of the most splendid underwear at prices that are sure to win your admira
tion. Here's a few values wo offer for AV ednesday in ihe big white sale:
Cotton Union SiiHm, 45c.
75c
Women's Union Suits, 7.V.
Womon'Bvhlto cotton, fleece
lined union suits, excellent
values and great Belters nt the
regular selling price, $1.25;
markad down in the
White Sale for
Wednesday, tho
suit, at ,
Children' tiftc Underwear 10o
(Thildren'B 25c white cotton,
fleece lined veals and pants, bp
rial in the White Halo 7 On
for Wednesday, at l'u
Children's white cottonunlon
millH with drop atn, atspleridtd
value; In White Sale QCn
Wedueiday. suits, at. ... uu
Women's Vests and 1'antH, 50c.
Women's white vests and panta,
maile of part wool; a very
good wearing fabric, ""Vara
nnd comfortable; they are
our regular 69c qualities, and
worth overy ceut of that price,
and you got them
Sn tho White Sate
tomorrow, the piece
aU
Infante' Cotton Vests, lfic
Infants' white cotton, fleece
lined vests, a White Sole special
for Vtednes.
day. Ml . ,
50c
I So
45c
Women's black tights, open styles, regularly sell
at 75 cents, special for Wednesday's- Rflfl
sol), at uUU
Orkln Bros. Mln rloor.
Orkln Bros. Main rloor.
Women's Cream color,
heavy fleeced lined suits
very warm and' service
able. Your choice, Wedr
neiday, the
suit
Women's whlto cotton, fleece
lined union suits, very splendid,
values. Wo always sold them at
COc, the suit, and are good
vaiueB at that price; Wednes
day's selling price )n the big
wnue saie, we
offer them to
you at,
the pair
Women's Union Stilts, $2.25,
Women's white wool, and silk
and wool, perfect fitting union
suits; regularly sell nt (3.00.
Wednesday' 'White M O C
Sale price ffci&U
Women's white cotton
fleeced lined cornot cov
ers, always sell nt ns
cents eaolL A great
value, Wednesday 9Ef
. avwu
91c
at, each
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