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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1913)
TIIK I WOK: OMAHA, KATIK'DAI. .IANI AliV 11. 1H1;'. HASTINGS TO EXHIBIT GOODS Manufacturers There Will Display at "Made in Nebraska Show." MANY WILL PARTICIPATE (.'iitltnu Itiihiotrlc Will Srml Kx Mlilts Hint Will Open llir K r f Thciv I nrniiilllur t 'I'lirlr Proilnct. Anioni: the ptomliieut merchant vlpltut In OinaliH recently was R .1. Fisher ot HHtlni;.. Mr. Fisher Is one of the Ne hrnika confectioners who lias a Inifio nle of hts Roods In Omaha lie thinks that we shouU buy "Ncbrnnka niatle" i-ntnl. ami claim that there nro ninnu faeturers of rand in the state who car i ml do produce a superior quality of coti- tt. I on mn- atv other state In tlte mill"' Quite naturally. howeer. to the world, the deslte Is for foreign made Rood. NotwIthstamllnR this Mr. Fwher has Wthln the last feu weeks 10,0n) oiitids ot enndyin one or two orders to Oman , films, and lie says that on tlte other hand a great deal of Omaha made candy , sold In IiIf town. 1 "We ate coming, not exactly W.Ui strung to the "Made In N'ebraska ho which Is to he held In your city In the Auditorium In March, hut we are at least k6!iik to send (o you several thousand visitors, and also a thorough and com prehensive display of goods, showing Just what we make In the central state mahii facturlnR city of Hastlnps." said Mr. Fisher. "A RTCat dea! of credit for arraitRim; this exhibit must be given to Mr. 1.. Ktnnev. who Is president of our organisa tion and In the way, he has sent each of us a lettei showing wh.i ni I uink- ex hibits from HaMings Inth, clgai line the L A. Kinney Cigar rnmpnm, Wlpp Cigar eompan, Kans - Itlmim, V H lllggs and John II. Unit will make exhiblts fle niamifaettners of cigars ami to bacco who . wlU Join and make an exhibit that will be a Fpletldld Illustra tion of Hastings' leading cigar manufac turers. 1 myself will nmke a showing of flue caudles and candy novelties and hope to tiling here a ery large oand model of our pioposcl new Hasting hotel. The Hager Candy company, one of the best In the west, will also make a splendid showing. S. It. Itnnkln & Sons, while not as large as some of the other broom manufacturer, are operating a number of machines and employing a good many men. The are putting out a pretty complete line of brooms, dusters, whisk brooms, scrub brushes, etc. I un derstand that the are going to send, i s part of the Hastings exhibit n machine ! and one of the crv best skilled broom I makers, and they will give out little ' I sample brooms as souvenirs Other Kxtilliits. I ! "The Hastings l'ouiiilr and Iron cum- Ipany will .have a splendid lion exhibit, which will Include a miniature li-on bridge. We have one very novel factory. I ! known as the J. A. ltos & Son Hard- I I wine Specialty Manufacturing comtmnv. I They make a Hue of novel hniMwaie ; ' specialties. 11 Is a new business and 1 am glad to say that their products are sold as far south as Tea. as far west as Denver and go cast into Chlcngo. Mr. Hose is an cntci prising man and! la in hopes that the oltlhlt he Is to make j hire will ahbw to Omaha people tha: there nre many lines of haidware good manufactured In this state. , j "The leading brick and t'le companies-- j PolcnsUl Hi os company and tho Wcat ern Uriel, and Supply ,-ummn will put up a large booth out of prossrd and en ameled tnlik togrlhei with tiling ei little frame woik will be ued In this booth, and It will tlttlncl. lltusttalc one of our lending ludut". The Hatting Milling coniany will have ah exhibit of flour and all soils of inill piodtiots, in cluding a spiHllv prepared chleluti food, ami also a cereal package goods display. Among those Mr Kinney named, there nre several others I iviimot reeul! at present who will join with us In this Hastings-made goods display. "We are ai.o preparing some nice little novelties to slc out. Our Commercial dub will hae booklets and similar pub licity folders lo dispense, and our news papers ae going to have reporters here who will make a special featliic of the Hastings exhibit.. At any rate, you fel lows down heie In Oiuahu will learn that Hastings Is on the map us regards 'Ne-braska-made' goods. com lulled Mi Fisher smlllnglv Officers of Omaha National Bank Plan New Trust Company If piopi legislation can be secured j during the pierfeht session of the state legislature, directors and officers of the Omaha National bank will ortfnnlte an other Omaha trust company. Plans have been under way for some time for the formation of the company, but owing to existing laws which t'resl-( dent .1. II. Millard of the Omaha Nm tlnmtt bank declares to be more antag onistic to such companies than the laws of any oth-r state, the oig'inltatlouwill be delayed until legislative changes can he made .Inst who an- the piomolcM of. the pi.i posed new eomiMn the bank has no 'i ,i.l public but H Is s.ild that t,o , C tin Iaigst propel t owneis ii I, I mil slate are interested In the pixixi turn. It Is said that lawyers an at w now Training certain hills Tor Introduct for passu K'' at tile piesent srss on of t legislature, if the clmnije can hr cured the new trust comimpv will be a pounced immediately afteiwaid NelirnsUmiH at the Holds. c. n. Wahr of ciuipniKff. r r o.,t schalk of Hebron and C. ,Ianic of M Cook have tnlien quarters ut the Mrr chants. John Kuhl of Illindolph. C. f Hi Id, z of Norfolk. (1. M. Smith of Oivml Isl.n I and K. J Itlchy of North Platte nre stav ing at the I'axton Father Johusim of Lincoln. Mrt. Jl Price of Norfolk, Joseph Kucmic.v t,f v , i Point and Mrs. W. II. Clements Of L.oi. : are stopping at the Ixiynl. .1 M Taleail of Lincoln, II. C. Bu het lul.r of I'icrri e.i P. Klr.-che of Oral. 1 Island and M' and Mrs v y " ' t York hao taken rooms nt the Mlllro r January Clearance Specials in tfif Handkerchiefs 5c Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs 2,c 10c colored border, embroid ered, of iurc linen 11,-iiid kerchiefs sit 5 Pure Linen Ilandkcr eliiet's OVa' 2.V V) in b r o i d e r e (I Swiss llnndkerchefs 15 LEAKING A Great Underpricing in Every Department of this Great Store CLEARING OtJT OF WINTER STOCK AT PRICES WHICH MEAN SPLENDID ECONOMY FOR YOU AND A QUICK ROOM-MAKING FOR US. YOU'LL FIND EVERY STATEMENT VERIFIED BY THE GOODS. 75 cent Auo Scarfs 25 cents Full size lancy brocaded A'U-to Scarfs, in white or colors, val ues up to 75c; lo close C Saturday LDQ January Clearance Sale of Gas Burners ""' Mantles $1(M) Inverted Gas Burners -complete, ready to put up at 40c ;!()c. (las Mantles, 12 for. .45f L'5c (ins Mantles. '2 for. .46c 15c (as Mantles, '2 for. .23c 10c Uas Mantles. '2 for..l5f L25Cp discount on all 05as and Kleetric lrtables. EXTRA Read Monday's big China Sale in Sunday's paper. It isn't advertising makes quality here, it's quality that makes the advertising; it's the quality that makes us scores of new friends and fu ture customers every day. It's not the price, but qualitv at the price that has made our business grow. 75 P'ii Fine New Go a kings That sold regularly up to $4.50 a yard, in cluding 'Bearskins, Caraculs, Silk Furs. Plaid Backs, Polo Cloths, Double Faced and other high class novelty cloakings, 54 inches wide, your in two lots; your unrestricted choice Saturday. $1.48 and 98c Great January Clearance Bargains in Books and Stationery 5,000 Hooks. valucB up to $1 '-0. Including Hutlynrd Kipling's Krom Sea to Sua," "KlitKRlcy'a Polltieul VorlH." "The Literary Guillotine," Darwin's 'Origin of the Species, " "The MiiHtrr Kov." "Wlnir unit Wine." fnnnnr ;inil r hundreds of others, all in one llg lot Satur dny. to close, choice 25c I2."r ll. Paper, per 111. . . .7c One of tho grcnfeBt tumps ever offered In Onialia. l!.c to .TOc llo 1'itpers Hoxes nllghtly soiled, to close, nt, 'liolce 10 75c and $1.00 Messalines 43c l(,ift piec.ofi of beautiful J4 ami liT-iiich All Silk Press Messaline, in prettv hair line and novelty stripes and plain colors; one of the greatest silk bar gains ever offered in Omaha. Saturday at, vard 48 c That Price for Price, Quality for Quality, Values Surpass Showings Elsewhere 25 Per Cent Is TIME AND TIME AGAIN. WE DO KNOW THAT OUR OFFER TO REFUND THE PURCHASE PRICE TO ANY DISSATIS FIED PURCHASER HAS NOT BEEN TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF, WHICH IS A GOOB INDICATION OF SUPERIOR MERIT INVALUES DON'T FAIL TO SEE THESE. Ladies' and Misses' Coats Made to m-H at $25.00 and $30.00 Chiffon. Bit cloths, fancy Beauelays and Novell ie.-. nobby new styles that will please vor. choice $10.00 Several Hundred Pretty Dresses Made to sell up to $li0.00; broad assortment of designs in Serges, Messalines, Silks, Pop lins, Embroidered Nets, etc., in nearly all most popular colors, at choice. . . .$6.95 200 Stylish Wool Dresses Worth $10.H and $12.00; while they last, at. . . .$3.95 Children's Coats Made to sell up to $in, all sizes, I to 4 years, at. Women's and Children's Knit Underwear and Furnishings Marked for quick stock reduction at half and less than half retail worth. Ladies' Union Suits, all silk and wool, or all wool, to $;.50 values, at, the garment $1.98, $1.50 Ladies' Fleeced Union Suits, to $1.50 values, on sale at 69c, 49c Ladies' Wool Vests and Pants, reg ular 75c values, at 39c Children's Fleeced Union Suits, all sizes, 2 to 1(5 yours, regular $1.00 values, at choice 39c Children's Fleeced Vests qnd Pants, to r(c l-filiiiic ill uivnc ni 10 Children Outing Flannel Gowns and Sleeping Uarments, 50o values, on sale, at . . . : 19c Indies' Outing Flannel Gowns, that sold to $2.00, divided in two big lots, at 98c, 49c Ladies' 50c Silk Lisle Stockings, in Saturday's sale at. 35c Ladies' Wool and Fleece Lined Stock ings, to 50c values, on sale, 1 Boys' Flannel JJlouses, 75c at ......... 25c laV'oC ' Children'! Knit Cups, that sotd to $1.00, In two lots Saturday at . 4f)d and 60r .Misses' ami Hoys' Sweaters, that, sold to $2.00. in all sizes, good colors 98f and S1.45 values, blue or sale, at gray, on 49c Ladies' .jt:i.00 nnil ffll.XO Sweater CoatH, all wool; Norfolk or with adjustable Dyron collars, on sale at S1.98 and 2.45 '- in Women's Garments Here a Statement Made to Us Klosfit Underskirts Of Silk and Messa line, in all colors. Saturday $3.95 Blanket and Eiderdown Robes Values to $5.00; big line, on sale at $2.95 FURS AT HALF AND LESS Brown. Martin Fur Sets Made to 'sell at $20.00 to $25.00; on sale Saturday;, at each' . .. ' $10 Handsome Jap Mink Sets - That 'would have cost you $MO.0O anywhere a few weeks ago, on sale, at ,....$14.90 Genuine Mink Fur Sets Beauties anil worth $75.00; the simp of the season, at the set $37.50 Fino Cross Fox Sets - Thai, sold at $55.0' i to $fi5.00, one of the season's most pop ular furs, Saturday ..$29.00j $30.00 Sable Coney Fur Coats Skinnei satin lined, on sale, at $13.95 One $250 Long Seal Coat - With Raccoon s trimmings, Saturday $125 One -Length American Beaver Coat Made lo sell at $175, Saturday. .$87.50 January Clearing Sale Saturday Specials $2.(Hf leather Lined Hand Bags at 98c $2.00 Leather Fittetl Hand Bags at 98c 25c Tooth Brushes at. I.Oc a fir Silk Ribbons, yard tOe 50c Ladles' Neckwear, Muffler, etc.. on sale, nt 12n January Sale Bed Spreads Hemmed Bed Spreads, full size worthl.SO each. . .$1.00 Fringed and He mined Bed Spreads, full size, worth $2.00 each $1.25 Kxtra large Crochet. Hemmed Beil Spreads, $2.25 values, at, each $1.39 Heavy weight, extra large Oro diet Bed Spreads, Worth $2.50, each $1.50 Kull Blzcd Hummed Hod Spreads, as sorted pnttenm, worth $".7Ii euch, a $1.75 Kxtra large lloinmcd and Scalloped IJed SpreadB, worth JIl.OO, $1.08 We'll Match These Values in Children's Clothing Against any the world over. You'll find it will pay ou to see these splendid Saturday specials. Suits or Overcoats, $3.45, $4.45 and Values up to $10.00. winners. Brooms Brooms Brooms Another one. of our famous Broom Bargain Pays in the Hardware Department. A big special purchase of select grade 4-tie Parlor Brooms usually sold at -10c to 40c, will be placed on sale for -9 Q this oik day; Saturday, choice. .............. i C . Only one to a customer. No C. O. D. or" Telephone Orders accepted. Don't miss this snap. If Not tli nigh Coit of Llviuff, tint th Hlfrh Pric You Are Pnylng-. Read Hayden's Grocery Prices 21 11)8. Best UramilatFd sugar fl.OJ 10 bars Lennox. Real 'Km All or Dia mond (,' Soap aoo Haskln Hro.-..' On.uha Family Soap, per "r so 10 ll. Keoi White or Yellow ('o.n- meal 17iO D lhs. llest Itolleil llreakfuHl Online 1 1 ffr asc r. 'lh. I1H.IUI Picked Navy lloa.is 35j The Hvt Domestic .Macaroni, Vormlielh or Spaghetti, package 7140 Jello or .lellyion, parlinije 7!ao S tana Oil or Muntard Sardine 35c Large Hollies Cure Tomato Culmip. WorreHtersliIre Sauce Plcklef, Ilorsc radlah or .Mustard, bottle 0 1-Jo 1 IIjh. Fanry .lapan Itlcp 35c 10 enkes Sllexo Scouring Soap 36c Peters Breakfast Cocoa, per II) 30c Fancy Queen Olives, quart 35o Choice California lTunes, lb 710 Choice California Peaches, lb 7Ho Three-Crown Muscatel liaising, lb.. 7; Jo California Seedless ltalslns, lb 7V4c California Cooking Figs, lb . .8 l-3c Fancy Cleaned Currunls, lb 100 Diamond C or II Mincemeat, pkr.b l-3o Fancy Strained Honey, pint Jar.... 39c Seven-Crown Imported Figs, lb.... IBs WOW IS THE TIME TO BUT ORAHOES JiO.000,000 loss In California bj frost. Prices will more than double in a short time. Highland Nt4, Saturday, per dozen, 15c, 20c, 25c . 30c Batter, Cheese, Errs and Bntterlue The Heat Creamery Butter, carton or bulk, per lb 37c The Best Country Creamery Butter, per lb 300 The Best Dairy Butter, per lb 38c 2 lbs. Good Buttcrlne 35c 1 lb. Good Table Butterine l"7io 1-lb. bricks Fancy Table Butterine, equal to Creamery Butter, per lb..3So The best lied River Early Ohio I'ola- Any Man's Hat In Our Stock (Stetsons excepted) tint sold up lo .4.00, in one bi lot for Saturday's sale: an iimneiiM' as- -9 "J jr .sortnient 4) I e 4 3 (tioiro or All i.ur to $j.oo I'luxii ami Cloth Caps plain or fnncloi Saturday S1.00 1,000 Men'ri and lloyis Caps, to $1.(J0 values all stylos and col ors, at 39 :;o inscoi'Nr os AM FVU CAPS. One of tho host assortments ever shown in Omaha for your selection. Hayden's Shoe Bargains Odd lots of Men's, Wo men's, Misses, and Chil dren's shoes must be closed out; prices cut in sonic cases in two; perfect seasonable goods, but lines we will discontinue. M en's and Women's shoes, values up to $0, at a pair Men's and Women's shoes, values up to $4.00, at a pair Men's and Women's shoes, values up to $.'.00, at 4 QO a pair i 0 Women's Kit! Juliets, with rubber heels; very fino for housewear; also little gents' school shoes, 4 ft ft sizes to 13', i at the pair I (( Good wnrm felt slippers, all felt rrj or felt with leather soles, at pair 3ilU Js Take advantage of these extremely low prices for good, dependable merchandise. 3.00 nnrt 2.50 m W TJTE VEGETABLE KABXET OF OMAHA. Saves the People From 60 ' Per Cent 100 Per Cent. Full Cream, Young America, Now York White or Wisconsin Cream Cheexe, per lb Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb Fresh Beets. Carrots. Turnips or Shal lot, per bunch 4c Fancy Blpe Toinatoei, lb 10o Fancy California Cauliflower, lb...7Mo Fresh Spinach, per peck 16c Large bucliea Fresh IUdlxhes 4o toes and give 15 lbs. to peck 15o - heads Fresh, Leaf Lettuce So Demand 1G lbs., tho law requires It Large Head Lettuce 7 Ho and 6o 330 Fancy Cooking Apples, 12 lbs to the 3 bunches Fresh Parsley oc 18o peck, at 30a Large Grape Fruit, each 8c ', Try HAYDEN'S First Hayden's Big Special Meat Sale Saturday IfOW U1TDHB, HAYDEN BROS,' CONTROL. Nothing but the best class Meats, Fish. Bacon,' Hams, Lar.l, etc., at the lowost prices, Our alir. is tho People. No 1 Mutton, hindquarters. ,7o ' Fancy No. 1 Bibs Beef, first No. I Mutton, forequarters. . . .8c , quality .... 15c 8 IbH. Mutton Stow 35c 2 lbs. Funcy Pork Sausage,. 15c Fancy Pot Hoast, lb. ,10o and 8o Hex Bacon. )b l5o Boiling Beer, lb 7o t No, 1 Hums, first quality. lb.,10n Pork Boast, lb 9o Boneless Corned Beef, special, ut Fancy l'ork Loins 14o per lb 7taC it 11)9 Leaf Lard 91.00 Fresh Bulk Oysters, quart 35o A big interest on a small in vestment is offered in our Jan uary Clearing Sale of Men's Furnishings Kven if you buy for future use where else can you make 7)(Vt on any small investment? Men's Laundered Shirts, the season's best patterns and col ors, $1.00 and $1..")0 values; slightly soiled; on sale, to close '. 49c Men's and Hoys' Sweater Coats that sold to $2.00, in two big lots, Saturday 98c. 69 Others at equally attractive pricings. Men's Outing Flannel Clowns and Pajamas, to $2.50 values, choice 98c Men's Uuting Flannel downs, to $1..")0 values, all sizes, nt choice 49c .'Men's Dross or Work Cloves, lined or unllned. values up to J2.50, on HeeLf XTershirtfnd "iwSl We are showing some mighty attractive values in dainty an sizes, on sale Saturday undermuslins just now out of the ordinary distinctive $-Ir,o 'an.Y i.oo "union0 Suits, ail their pretty designs and in their superb quality at each styles, on sale $1.08 and si.45 priCe. Make it a point to see them. $2.45, $5.45. They're 8 9