nnO UEK; OMAHA. SATURDAY. IT.BRt AKY 1, 191.1
Almost here!
A real opportunity for every
housewife in Omaha and
vicinity. Watch for your
coupon in our full-page
announcement
Sunday, February 2
It will entitle you to
one full-sized regular
15 -cent package of
DR.PRICES
Ilgrain
the cereal 'food for everyone
Absolutely FREE
100,000
Introductory
packages to be
GIVEN FREE
because we want everyone to know how de
licious ALGRAIN is.
No obligation no purchase necessary. Do
as you please about buying more but we
think you will be glad to.
Dr. Price has for years been working on
ALGRAIN. At last he is satisfied with it
"the fulfillment of all desires as a food
specialty."
: Wheat, Oats; Re and Barley the cereals
which combine in ALGRAIN to provide just
the nourishment the body needs, in right
proportions.
Fine for children fine for ALL
Clip the coupon
from this paper, tomorrow then get your
FREE package and give ALGRAIN a
thorough test.
Your local Grocer will cheerfully exchange
the coupon for one full-sized package of
ALGRAIN the cereal everybody likes.
Don't miss your package it's FREE
Price Cereal Products Co.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCBAX STEAMSHIPS.
Unique "'Round-the-World"
Voyage on a Fast New Ship
Finest Accommodations 10 Weeks
of Travel. All for $639.10
Here is an opportunity (or travel lovers to join in the " 'round-the-world"
voyage o a fine new ship that is making her way to Pacific waters.
Sailing from Liverpool April 1, her route will bo by way of Gibraltar.
Vlllefranche, tho Suez canal, Hong Kong and Japan, with stops at leading
ports, then on the unny Pacific home toVancouver, B.C., and across the con
tinent through the matchless Canadian Rockies "SO Switierlands in One."
Side trips arranged for Monte Carlo, Cairo and the Pyramids, with
plenty of timo to see China, Manila and the Philippines. Start now, if" you
wish, and tour Europe. We will arrange your tickets.
R. M. S. Empress of Russia
Sails from Liverpool April 1
Destined for service between
Hong Kong and Vancouver, B. C,
this new EMPRESS, now building
In the United Kingdom's biggest
9 fflmHHil Japan
shipyards, is the fastest and finest
boat ever designed forTrans-Pacific
traffic.
Your choice of the best accommo
dations that are offered for $639.0
first comers get first choice.
We will take you to Liverpool via
any Taurona anu steamsnip l
from any port that you prefer
Relieve yon, throughout
the lOweelis'trlp.of all the
cares and responsibilities
ygf of travel. You will be un
der the constant escort of
0 Canadian Pacific officials.
i.et us give you the full de
Ulli of this ununual voyage
no especial occasion tliat In
surci Interest ami pleasure
not offered In other around-tne-world
trips. Everything
explained It you w,U call on.
or write
ao. A. TValton, dan'!
Ant, 316 South
Clark Straat, Chicago.
GAMBLING IN THIRD WARD
Man Held for Highway Robbery So
Testifies in Police Court.
TELLS OF SEVERAL PLACES
I'pllee J mine I-oster nj- (lint Ho la
Powerless to Clour V the
I'lncrn. ThoitRh An Uoulit
The? Are llnnnliift.
Gambling houses, saloons Hlnl houses t
' 111 repute are allowed to run wide open
lti the Third waul nil nlcht In violation
of the law. according to the testimony, o'
llcnr Hentley. colored. In police copi t
) entciitay. while belris tiled "ti a high
way robben chaise.
Tho Mldwaj, a colored "Joint" operated
by Jack llroonifleld. Is open at all liou-si
of the da and nlRht, he stated, and there
Is always a blr; erap Game open to tbe
scneral public gotnK on all the time Peer
and whisky enn be purchased there bv
the shiss or bottle anv time durlnR the
nlpht, he said, there belnc no attempt t'
hfep the sal secret.
I tun t close vp these Joints ' Police
Magistrate Charles 1C. Foster saiJ "If
the police refuse or ate unable U d
their duty It Is not my fault. No doubt
these places arc runnltiK full tUt bit It
Is up to the police to look oft'i these
affairs "
't rill of Club.
Monties also told of another piaco
known us the Jones club, where Ituuor
can be purchased and mones last In
gambling camcs. Ho did not ouitc re
number the Address, but thought n was
on Douglas street about two block wesi
t of the police station.
I Bcntley was ariestcd foi robbu.R Jo
Ilaxter and Deck Barker, two Mondanun.
la . farmers, on the Douglas street briilir.
last Sunday mornlntc. lie was liound over
to the district court under H.OX) bonds
He told of making the rounds of these
places .Saturday nlfiht with the two Iowa
farmers and participating In the ciar
panics and buying hecr and whisky. The
IHS Four saloon was visited, he said, and
beer purchased.
Porno months ago the proprietors of ih
Midway Jack Broomfleld and Billy
Crutchfleld were tried six tiroes In police
court for violation of the S o'clock closing
law. Each tlmo tho Jury disagreed. Thi
defendants were discharged In district
court
Essay Writers for
Prizes Are Divided
for CompetitioE
Prizes for essays In tho school students'
Know Omaha contest have been dlvdeo
to cover five winners In each class of
the competition. Children In tho varlou.
grades of South Omaha, Benson, Flor
ence and Uundco public and parochla
schools will compete with children In
the same grades In Omaha schools. Pupil
of the first, second, third, fourth anc
fifth grades will compefo for the $15, $10.
$3, W and $2 prises with essays of not
more than 600 words. The high school
Htudents are divided Into ninth and tenth
grades and eleventh and twelfth grade
to Compete for $10, $15, $10 and $5 prliea
with essays of not more than 1,000 words
Students of Crelghton university. Bcllc
vue college and tho University of Omaha,
who arc abovo the preparatory course
will wrlto 1.500 word essays for prizes
of $25, JC0 and $13.
The eBsayn will bu turned Into the
committee May 9 and the prizes will be
awarded on Know Omalia day, May 23
SARATOGA SCHOOL PUPILS
GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT
Tho eighth graCo pupils of the Sara
toga school gave an entertainment n
Wednesday afternoon for their relatives
and friends. There was a good-sized
audience and tho performance took place
In the auditorium of the school. Tho
program was as follows:
Piano solo, "Silvery Waves," by rtuth
Wilson.
Song, "Pirates of Penzance," by Eighth
grade.
Recitations, "Three Wise Women," by
Dorothy Grlffls, Vclora Boono and
Esther Houftcr.
Recitations, "Throe Wise Men." by
Philip Stroll. Louis Houser and Orlundo
Brunncr.
Wand drill, by Elsie Barbe. Esther
Peterson. Emma Koeper, Jcannettc
Ryder, Mildred Olcson. Carrie Pateison
Benlna Splllard and Magtla Jacoen.
Class play. "The Return of Persephont,'
bv eighth A's and Il's.
Recitation, "Grandfather," by Garnet
Nelson.
Song, "Schubert Serenade," by
school.
Piano solo, by Miss RadaJek.
Vocal solo, by Mies Inez 1-atey.
Address, by Rev. Edward lllalop.
Song, "Tho Merry Makers," by
school.
the
th'i
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possesses sufferers from lung trouble till
they learn Dr. King's New Discovery
will help them. Price &0c and $1.00. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement
Sore Throat
Sloan's Liniment is an antiseptic
remedy for inflammatory diseases
of the throat and chest. For
sore throat, croup and asthma it
gives quick relief.
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
is also good for cough or cold.
A. Cusr.of 'Waldo, Ohio, wrltei: I
had a lerera torn throat and forfourdayi
could not swallow, an my threat had
welled tery mnch. I uwd four drops of
I.lnlment on liimpi of aiurar and Ut It
rtluolTe on ray tonf n. and In eight hours
I was completely cured."
AttlK.iJui. frlc licit. fi.it.
Dr. Erl S. Sloan - Boston, Man.
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FINAL
CLEARANCE
.IN.
BRANDEIS BASEMENT
This is the Final, Positive "One-Day Clearance" Before Invoicing!
ALL WOMEN'S AND CHIL REN'S CLOAKS, SUITS, BRESSES AND WAISTS IN OUR
BARGAIN BASEMENT WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUc
The rder has ffttno out: "Clean up all Odd lolf bortro night."" These priocs mil do it. We have of fared
biff bargains in tht basement for years, but these cut prioc specials Saturday will amaze even woman who corner
down stairs. Although these are odd and broken his there are sizes t cofftft(ly lit everyone.
-
Womm's $10-S12.50 Long Costs S3.38
Your choice of just .'U)0 good, practical, long winter
clonks, made of chinchillas, novelty cloths, hroad
cloths, pretty mixtures, etc.. in
all the colors and styles that are
shown in more expensive gar
ments. Not one garment worth
less tlmn 7.no. Mnttj- nro $10.00
vnlues mid sonic nr worth ns IiIrIi t
$12.50, at
lor
Women's $6 and $8 Long boats at $2.1
There are 400 long coats in this lot. They are all
good, .xcrviccahlc winter coats thirl ,il! last
11 . -1 . i ii i
years. .uan six ics ami an colors i
are included. Not one cloak1
worth less than $5. Many have
sold regularly at $6.50 and $7.50
Some worth as high as $8.00.
hasement, at
K
Children's S3.50-S5 Long Coats at $1.
Just 250 coats for children in ages 8 to 14 years arc
in this lot. Made of good, heavy cloak
ing". the pretty girlish styles and col
ors that aro In demand everywhere for
practical winter wear. Odds and cmltt.
Not a garment la worth Icwb than $3
many worth $4 and even up to 5, nt. .
$J 00
Women's $8.50 and $10 Suits at $3.50
Just ninety of these up-to-date wool tailored suits in
Rood ntylcfl and lnutorlnla, colora thnt
aro mo h( In demand for practical wear.
They have born nelllng all seuson long
at $8.50, $10.00 and oven up to $12. HO
In Saturday's selling thoy will go at,
each
$50
Small Children's Coats at 79c
Thorc aro 175 children's coats In this
lot for little tots In agos 2 to 4 years
bearskins, broadcloths, kerseys, etc.
good, 'serviceable little coats In all
colors.
Vlicy nro worth $1.50, $2, $2.30 nutl
some up to $3, nt
Women's i $7.50 Silk, Wool Dresses $1,98
This Is a small lot and some aro mussed
and slightly soiled, but the values aro
thero thut cannot bo cqualod anywhero
In town. A'll dcslniblo styles and col
ors. . Positively mudo to hcII nn IiIrIi
w $7.30 nutl even up to $10, nt
Q C For Women's 75c Long Fleeced Kimonos
OOCpretty colors and designs good, full cut.
Women's Outing Flannel Night Gowns Good, ,Q Q
flannels, yoke taped, good length, worth to 75c. OuC
FINAL CLEARANCE SPECIALS ON BASEMENT BARGAIN TABLES
All HUk Tnffctn Hlbbons i Inches wide good colorings
basement, final clearance, per yard 5
Dress Trimmings nntl Hrnldn -Thousands of yards of all
kinds no matter what tho former prlco, yard
Hoys' Flnunel and I'ercnlo Waists SllBhtly soiled
worth up to 40c, at 182
Boys' OvercoatH Ages 2i to C years -values up to $3
basement, at SI
All Wool mid Wool Filled Hlnglo lllankcts Extra large
size made to sell at $3.50 to 4.50, at each 81.08
$3 French Satine Covered Comforts with one sheet puro
white cotton filling basoraent, at each 82.08
10-4 Mze Hoft fleeced cloublo Cotton BlanketH for
or single size beds white, grey and tan, at pr. 30i
Women's Wash
WAISTS
Worth up to $1.50
at 25c.
Here aro 600 oddH iuiiJ
ends of womrn'N wulHtn,
romo of which nro
niUHKod and nnllcil from
linmlllng. There hto
rooiI tailored find lln
gprlo walnt styleH
Momn colored ones, at
25c
Mon'w and, Hoys' SIiIiIh All sizes, worth up-to 50c dueh
special at SSr7?
Boys' fiwtiitcr Coats Various colors all Blzes Wortli
up to 35c, at 25d
lion's Heavy Flocccil nnd Hibbed L'ndcnvcar Urokon
lots, worth 50c, ut, a garment 20i
Moii'ri Nt'Kllueo nnd Hoft Collar HhlrtH Worth up to
75c, at JJOj;
Men's and Boys' Sweater Mufflers, wortli 20c, at . -lOtf
Misses' nnd Children's Hats nnd lloniiots, nges 2 to 12
yearB, at 25e
Any Woman's Trimmed Hat, In basement, nt 1
In Hnsemcnt Notion Department.
25c Back CombB, nt, each 5(4
10c cards Ocean Pearl Buttons, card, 5
Best Lawn Tape, bolt 5
From Our Near Neighbors
Ham JohtiKon, J. V Cornish, V. V.
kell und Groigo Uoker.
Dili-
VVcrplHK Water.
William fhPrr- wa a lsllor In tuwn
lawt Tuesday.
Wllltum Kdprur of IJncoln vleltod old
(1 lends hero Wednesday .
rrank A. Davis went Ut Auburn last
Tucuday for n two weeks' visit.
lieu C.lbsoii li l8ltlliK In Krlcson. Neb.,
with his slater. Mrs. Charles IJwl11r.ll
Attorney C. E. Tefft tmnsacted buni
neso In St. I'nul. Minn., this week.
Ilev. J. li- Andress enjoyed a 'lull this
week from hla pnxonts mldlnR al Crete.
Ram Kroll of Auburn Ih vlaltliiK lite
sister. Mrs. H Johnson, for a low
days.
Uev. and Jlre. L.V 'l''"""."
Lincoln paiienBen Thurrday mid vlelleO
friends.
.1 C. Jones has fold his rai 111 near towi
to Searl lavl of Lincoln. Consideration.
1104 per acre.
Mrs. If. A. Crozler lr enJJ UB. v
from her mother. Mrs. H- M. Nve and
hrsr slste-r Josephine.
Mr and Mrs Olo Olson entertalnod
friends last Monday evenlnu In honor
of Mr. oald Mrs.' Kred Smith, visitors from
California.
CnarUa I'hllpot and son. riert. left
Krlday for ChlcaKo to sea the automobile
show and vttlt relatives In other parts
ot tha state
Mrs. Mary Bute of Iowa and her sister.
Mrs. Sarah VanlacUum of Omaha, couslnj
of Mrr, I' H i.onler, were reeent
visitors here.
Jacob DominKo Is makinC extensive
Improvements on his recently purchased
property In town Hid expects to move
in this seojon.
Henri' Ilubbai-d has purcharert the Mrs
W. C. I.add residence and after com
pletltiK some repairs will move t6 tuwn
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels rtoberson of Jllvei
dale, Neb., arrived last Saturday ana
will make a three weeks' visit with rela
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mr. Wru Dawson are pleased
to entertain their mother from Omahn
while the latter is assisting during a
stetre of sickness In tho Dtwson home.
Mr and Mrs. W. & Hlrd of Stockton,
Kan., camo In Wednesday nlKht to visit
their dauKhtei. Mrs, Jim Johnson. They
will remain here one month and In Jowa
one month.
After a year's residence In Nebraska
roeuperntinir his health O. M. Wise ac
companied by his wUu .department for
Kansas City last week for a vlult with
relatives and then -o to their homo In
Pennsylvania to reside.
NprlnKfleld.
It, I) Sack of Qrcsham is visiting rela
tlves here.
II. H. Uvnrs of Modale, la., was calling
on friends here this wewsk.
Kd Dovrd returned from a two weeks'
trip to parts In Colorado.
Mrs. Will Frank of Alnswcrlh ih visit-
lug the home of C I), hmlth.
It. G. Glover of Weeplpjf Water was I
heve a short tlmi Tuesday, ;
Will lffkr of Klmwood was dulncr bust.
ti'-s In Springfield Wednesday, I
Mit. Jostph Armstrong u lslllng It-' 1 J
ami M's DM M'-' .hil,
parents, ,Mr.
i.inooii,
lloss Whitney lias none to Je)uroii.
la,, to uiigago In abstract biislnrifS.
The senior class or tho hlh solioul will
Rfve an entertainment at tho .tpeni house
J'ehruary 10.
Floyd Davidson, who l.rt been In rail
road ojnatnicilon work In Montana, ar
rived homo Thursday.
Hy I'enulnKton of l'lalnvlew was hurt)
Thursday. Ho brouuht a load ot stock to
tho 8011th Omaha market.
Hf-turiilmr from the l'nclfli! onast. John,
Will and Kd Morrlsey Were guests of K.
.V. Chilstlanson over Kunday.
W. K. Utttos 1 1 an a badly sprained ankle
uitueod by the overturning ot a wiikoh
ind a hayrack, which was blown over b.
tho wind
Members of tho Onuid Army mot hiri
Wednesday Their numbers are reduced
to elKht. They aru M. (J, Nicholson. John
Munford, T N. Oraham, T T HeJl Wll.
Illnlr. '
-Kelly $ua
ArlutYvUii.
. C. Todd and wlfo ware Lincoln vis
Horn Wednesduy.
O. Gravely of Union war vlsltlns Joluifj,l''lttJ' ,,f Ruthven, la., aro
time wvunesaay.
Mr. uud Mrs. GeurRu C. Sheidcin ,wer
in Lincoln Tuesday.
Itobcrt Vlall was a bustnnss visitor nt
W-eei'lni; Water Tuesday.
I). I). Adam? uiih hi Omaha on luminous
tint early part of tho wool..
Illuln Porter of Murray m transact
tiiK business heio Wednesday.
Mrs. Admit went to Johnson Wednes
day to see 11 sister who Is vury sink.
)j. K. Jlsdley, who has brun nulte sick
for two weeks, is ablu to bu out again.
h'runlt Martin Is homo . from a four
weeks' vlelt ut his old Iioiiih In Virginia,
Warron Mium left this wtjelt for- a two
mouths' .'lay at hla boyhood home In
Ohio.
Woatey Klvott has returned from a
thrco months' visit at his old lioinn at
Liberty, N '.
Mr and Mrs Westell wt-ro hosts at a
"T
(I o'clock dinner lo the hleli school lean
er Wednesday. .
.Mrs. James Uuylcts of niokeii UovJUr't
for home Thursday after a tow w."'kH'
stay with Jior brother, Wllllmn Tuelioi
Mm, .1. A. Grey uf lied Oak ni.d M
Oatt) of rtllthveti. In., nrn i,ufu i.
the home of Air. and .Mis. -J. :. i.ur.K I 1 '1
.VCOK.
Colonel aturiii and wlfo ntorair,d t 1
lattor'H brother. I.yrurirus McCurljv f
Gardimr county, Nebraska, th fi
tho week.
V. I). -Kelly AVua All Oiuuiin
jtonaay.
Mrs. J. V. W.'simrt Is vlslllnz r-
In Missouri VsJIuy.
Mr. and Mi-h. A. I'. Howss im 1
OnmliA on Saturday.
Itev. nnd Mrs. C. I'. Ij.jie; vre j"
OitiHha on TuosJuy.
Henry Grimm utlendell th" at;.n.i, t. 1 .
meetings In I.lu?ulu last week.
Mls Edna I-'arnsworth nt Omiiha . U..eii
for a week with her aunt, Mrs L '
Karr, and family.
Mrs. Whitfield, wife or Prof V a
Whitfield of tho city tcnonl. 1 " iti--''
III at her homo here,
BUY AT A REXALL DRUG STORE
AND GET SATISFACTION
TOILET GOODS
TOOTH PASTE
P.axall Tooth Paste 190
2Dc Hanltol Tooth Paste 13a
Colsate's Tooth Tasts- -
at lOo and 30o
.'jt Hanltol Tooth Powder iao
26i Motor's Tooth Powder Wo
wmmemmMsmmmmmmmm
GOT A COLD?
Itoxull Cold Tablets . . 35o
Hhennan's Cold Tablets aso
ICucolyptus Catarrh Jelly aso
and ... . . . , ... 6O0
La Grippe Cough Hyrup a5o
and . . OOo
Blnz Urunchllyptus, 880,600,81
l MASSAGE
CREAM
EXTRA SPECIAL
10e Hhlnola 4o
Palrbsnk's Kalry Soup, per
cake 3'4o
20-Mulo Team ilorax. at .90
3 cakeit Ivory or ool Soap
for lie
AT LOWEST ntlOES IK CITY
0e Pnmpi'lau Massago
Cream for ... flso
ISc Kunltol Tooth Paste
for lOo
RoxhII Tooth Paste 100
tl 10 Gouraud's Oriental
(!ream for 89c I
3bo i'rostllla for . , lto
!6o Packer's Tar rioap
for 14o
50c Trench Java Hire
Powder for . l9o
(The abovn the Kenulne. Ilourjesols.)
60c Dr Charles Flesh Pood tor . 19o
RUBBER GOODS
OF ASSURED QUALITY
We personally guarantee- every
piece of Hubber Goods c Hell.
Good Hulb SyrlnKe ... .39c
Household Hubber GloveN ...39c
"-iiuart Fountain Hyrlnge . ... 43o
.1-quurt Fountain tiyrtuge . . . . 09o
Nipples, best kind, ouch 3o
Hath Caps ISo to COo
Infants' Syringe, sovrral kinds, at a So
Aioilllsets 3So to 91.20
luart Water Uaes . . 49c
Candy Bargains
Uc of flar 's 00c SAV
I ItMAY CANDY for
Wo aro exi luslve afc-eiits for
Outh'a Celebrated line of Con
fections, aellliiK from lOo to 92.
Special Prices on
Borden's Plaited Milk
not- aim for 430
ill 00 slzo for 89o
II i5 (hospital uizel fur 83.33
$r00 can (10 pounus) for 34.48
Dainty "Eats" for Shoppors
at our two downstairs luncl.
and soda rooms. Excellent aer
vice and moderate prices.
SODOASIS
Downstairs at 16th nnd Oode.
OWL'S WEST
Downstair at the Owl -'Oth
and Harney Hts.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co,
rnoPHiETOKs or the four omaka bexall stores.
Shsriuan tc McConusll Drug- Co.. Corner ICth and Dodre. Loyal Pharmacy, Hots! oyal Block.
uwi mug uo., uornsr ictn ana Harnsy, tiii Harvard ruaruiacy, corner 34th and rarnanl,
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