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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913.
Acquaintance Sale
OF HIGH GRADE LADIES'
AND MISSES' COATS
The House of Menagh
"The Gentlewoman' Store'
"Wc offer for Saturday
200 coats of the qual
pspj3 lty that has within .30
SKvX'XvH nays iirae maao ior us
:$-K-W?$ia rcnutntlnn that atoms
whose acquaintance In
Omaha la measured by ,
"WrfX?K?feSi ycara are envious of.
not navo tne reputa
tion? It has truly '
been earned. We have .
spent years in getting
our organization into
such condition as to
be able to buy sar
monts for you and soil
them to you in a way
tbat Is possible for no
other store in Omaha.
The roal valuo tbat wo
offer la measured by
the Individuality of
our style, tho nowness
of our fabrics and the
lateness of the colors.
No lady who desires
the njoit beautiful ot
clothes can afford to
miss deelng what wo
are offering for our
Acquaintance Bale Hat
urday. The coals that
we are offering for
Saturday are tho sort
that usually eeil for
30, S3S and f 40, The
materials are Douvoy
teen, Broadcloth, wool
plush; all of the later
Tli mlnr orn T.nhrnda Blue. Blacks. Seal BrOWn and all
othor staplo colors. So that wo may nave tne Pei
uro of malting your acquaintance and proving the
roal valuo of our coats wo offer your choice ot
Uiobo coats Saturday, at. , . .
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UMCLE SAM ITS BEST FRIEND
Sack it Yerdiet of Commander Qedo
1 of the Japaee Navy.
8?XDfi HtoTtIME INJDHAHA
'leather wltk Other, flln Olfl-
elal Me U CwHpIetlns- 'Vttmr ot,
Ihci Worl4 aa Step
Qer Between Train. .
"This talk ot war between Japan and
the United States la simply what you
Americana would call the worst kind of
ipt." said Commander T. Oodo ot tho
Japanese navy, who, In company with
Commander IC Msaul and .Lieutenant
Uyasaka, went, west Friday momlns" on
Jforthwestcrn-Unlon Pacific No. . en
route home fro whit l practically the
lost Up on a twenty-eight month tour ot
the world.
Tho three Japanese naval officers Ball
jfrom 8aa Francisco early next week
and upon their return home they will
aupmlt their official report to the war
4epartmeut ot Jupan.
."When the Japanese naval officers left
Iwmve. hey bora the commUelon ot their
fovernment that Instructed them to so
abroad and make observations relative
t4 whaX other countries art doing In the
way of internal Improvement. They went
France, Germany, Italy, Norway and
MmAn anil tnr 111 lut foUr month
avw ben in the United Ktatea, visiting
"YVastilngton. New York, Boston and tomo
f( .the other eastern clUos.
AH tre ot the distinguished Japanese
fa the pity this mornlrtg apeak very good
BmglHh, having been graduated from the
JUalversUy of Japan, Commander dado
fcavlnf subsequently taken a post gradu
ates course In England, where he studied
' three year, completing his education
there ten years ago. This was tho first
HARRY WRENN
JOINS
BEDDEO
BRIGADE
We was with the People'
Calling utd the Union Out
fitting Co. for years knows
tbe bincfc nd ulvvaf g save
I satisfaction. Meet I'lm now
witlt
BEDDEO
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trip that any or them had ever made to
the .United State.
Tfotblnr tae Rawen
As spokesmen for the party, Commander
Oodo said:
There I nothing to this talk or Japan
having a desire to sever the friendly
relations with the United States. We look
'upon '.and fetbat the United States t
our, best .friend and, 'ene that we can de
pend upon in tin future.
InWuV cewiwyj, there la an element
that Is contlhualiywlkln war and these
reports that there might be a possibility
of friction between our country and tho
United mates comes from this cja, "With
us they are retarded' as the undesirables
and their opinion counts for lttle. The
masses, and particularly the men who
control the government and make up the
best elements of society, are not raising
their voices for war. We want to be at
peace with the world."
Weals Be a Spectator.
Asked what position Japan might take
In the Mexican situation In event the
United, StaWs should Intervene and be
forced to do some fighting. Commander
Oodo shrugged Ma ehoullers and remarked!
'Absolutely nothing. It would not bo
our flKht and we would simply be a
spectator, watching the outcome."
It was suggested tbat Japan had sent
a warship into Mexico waters aiong mo
west coast of the republic.
"Ye." replied the commander, "tbat Is
true, but H has been sent there to aid In
the protection of Japanese subjects In
the event protection should be needed at
nny time. We'.doh't look upon this Mex
ican situation as anything that concerns
us. We feel that the United States will
take care of affairs down there and we
ate simply looking on the same as Knf
lsnd, Qermany and the other, nations."
Is a Cloned Chapter.
Speaking ot the California legislation
excluding the Japanese from owning and
holding real estate tn the states along
the Pacific coast, Commander Oodo remarked;
"That chapter Is closed and we are go
ing to make the most of the legislation
that has beep enacted. While we feet
that perhaps we have not been as well
treated as some other nations, wo pro
pore to submit, and by ducatng our peo
ple. In time prove to the world, and the
United States In particular, that the
Japanese ate worthy of confidence and
cltlscns of which any country might be
proud. '
' Japan1 Is developing rapidly under the
present government and during the peace
that has followed the war with Russia
we have made wonderful strides. Our
Second Annual Jubilee
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OUR FREE JUBILEE OFFER
A For this week only WE WILL GIVE FREE a $7
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Our stock embraces an endless assortment of ALL WOOL fabrics.
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OUR GUARANTEES TO YOU ARK:
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Eth We keep la press and repair all garment made by us.
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country Is prosperous and 'many new ln
.dustrlea patterned after those of the
'a . . . . ' . m a -1 M
unuea awes ,pavs uejj3Y'uMc,i
. "Say to the world that Japan Is a.
peace-levin; country and that' the ma
jority ot Its people are for peace, though,
when We are aroused to the flghtlnc
pitch, we fight, and fight hard. You
may add, though, that no matter how J
hard wo might be pressed, the United
States Is the last nation that we would
raise a hand against' '
Tells Students to
Lead Clean Lives
Dr. Exner, special lecturer for the In
ternational Tqunc Men's Christian asso
ciation, addressed the male students at
the University of Omaha Friday noon on
sex hygiene. Dr. Kxner spoke In a clear
manner, making himself well understood.
In his speech he appealed to the stu
dents to lead a clean life, emphaslzins
the need for morality among the people
of the present tlay. Continuing In his
talk Dr. Exper said 80 per cent of the
girls that go. wrong are those that are
led astray, These glrle are but the vic
tims of those men that know they are
doing, a wrong In- encouraging women to
a life of shame.
Continuing in his talk he said that the
wemen have not aa fair a ohanca In
life as the men have, and as an analogy
he brought In the story ot a hunter who
sets his trap by some spring In the dry
season, well knowing that the animals
would co mo for water. It la in this
same manner he compared young men
who try to ensnare girls.
TWO TRMNL0ADS OF
BU1CKS FOR THE COAST
About the largest consignment of au
tomobiles that ever went west passed
through Omaha Thursday night when the
Itock Island carried 100 carloads of BulcU
machines to California, They were car
ried on two trains and aggregated 300
machines.
The coat sale ot the season. Up to
values for 110.00; up to J30.00 values
for S1S.00.
JULIUS OK KIN, 1510 Douglas St.
Land Base Ball Meeting for Omaha
Owner ot Omaha Base Ball Team
victor PAimisir.
Manager Publicity Bureau ot Commer
M Oua.
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