THE BKB: OMAHA, SATf RDAY, N() EMMt 13, 1913.
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20 Extra Salesladies Here Ready
to Help You Make Your Selection
A Sale That Appeals to Every Wo
ma,n Who Has a Need of This Sort
"Women
SUITS and COATS at $15
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The surplus and sample lines from two of the foremost coat
and suit makers in the country catering to the high class trade
only offered to you at way below the cost of the materials to
say nothing of the making. A sale of vast importance to you.
1080 High Grade Suits
Bought from
Snyder 6? Schechter,
36 W. 26th Street, New York.
Intended to Retail
for $25, $30, $35,
1160 Advance Style Coats
Bought from
Wm. Fischman
15 B. 2Cth Street, Now York
Intended to Retail
for $25, $30, $35
and even to $40
A Combination Purchase Th at Affords the Biggest Range of
Selection and Greatest Values In Omaha
and
even
to $45
THE SUITS ombrace"th ontiro surplus and snmplo
lines of those well lmown makers. Every
qno is of tho highest standard of workmanship, exclusive
nnd individual in design.
THE STYLES tllc very" st including the short
and medium' length coats, with
draped Bkirts.
THE 'MATERIALS
comb and Bedford cords.. Suits intended to retail for $25,
$30, $35, $40 and $45," choice, $15.00. '
THE GOATS aro tnosamPlQ liu one of Now
York's most prominent coat makerB.
iStrictly up to the minuto in point of style, and the best
of workmanship.
THE STYLES nro tho mw 8llort mod"n length
. .models, cutaway with belt and patch
pookots, also full lengths.
THE MATERIALS r olotjia, Arabian lamb,
.cheviots, plushes, bouoles, vol-
vets, brocades, diagonals, imported mixtures, etc., in
tended to rotail at $25, $30, $35 and $40. Price, $15.
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isHrARnrs Saturday morning froivifxiy ax s:oo o'
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OrkurBros. 16th and TTn'ffl'"r nriHn Bros.---lGth and Harney.
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STATE Y. H. G. A, MEN HERE
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$old Interesting tfeuio?, Followed,
; b'y a Dinner.
BAILEY HERE FOR 25 YEARS
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ijnl.erl "WeluerisaU Alio Attenda the'
' Meetlnff, lie Ileitis the Oldest
Secretarr of the Interna
tional Committee. '
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-"An Interesting rneetlng was held at the
Young Men's Christian association build
ing Thursday afternoon of tne Nebraska
state committee of tho Young Men's
Christian association. A number of out.
ot-town men were present, amonc whom
were W.J. Hill of Uncoln. chairman of
the committee: C. I- Richards Hebron;
S. D. 'Ayres," Central City: ;J. W. Good,
Chadron; Franlc Hammond, Fremont; J.
II. Knowlcs, Fremont; J. It. Bader. Fre
mont; Henry Hoakenberger, Columbus,;
F.'A. Harris, York; Earl Ixjbb. Kearney;
S. J, McCracken. Hastings; H. W, Ken
dall, Fremont; Dean Charles Fordyce,
IJnooln; William Volght, Nelson; W. A.
Luke, Lincoln; E. J. Simons, University
Tlaoe; F. It. Schweltxer. Lincoln,
Among other business transacted was
a resolution instructing the state com
mittee . to employ at an early date a
secretary, who would give his entire time
to the high schools of the state. Re
peated requests have, come from the lead
in school men asking the state commit
tee of the Young Men's Christian asso
ciation to employ a man especially to deal
with high school students.
In the evening a dinner was, served to
both out-of-town and a number of local
business men, the occasion being the
twenty-fifth ' anniversary of association
work by State Secretary Bailey. Mr.
Ballcy entered association work at Cam-
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HAIR BALSAM
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llAS BEEN IN NEBRASKA Y. M. C.
j-. A WQRK FjDR-25-YEARS.,
J. P. BAILEY.
bridge, Mass., In September, 1SSS. He
served tVocltntly in Illinois for a number
of years, and for the last twelve years
has been the state secretary of the Young
Men's Christian associations of Nebraska.
All of the buildings, including that of
Omaha, have, been built during his. tenure.
of office. Charles a bus or Omaha was
toastmaster, and in a happy way intro
duced Robert Weldensall, Mr. VTelden
sail is the oldest secretary of the Interna,
tlonal committee of the Young Men's
Christian association, having begun work
as a traveling secretary on tho Union
Pacific railroad in 1SCS. Following Mr,
Weldensall, a short address was given by
C. L. Richards of 'Hebron. ' George
a. Wallace was then introaucod, giving
to Mr. Ilalley a congratulatory message
in rhyme, and then presenting him In be
half of Ills friends with a very fine trav
eling bag. Mr. Bailey responded feelingly,
speaking of the pleasure of the work dur
ing all of these years.
Social Service
Board Will Ask
for More Power
The social service board will ask the
city commission to increase its powers
by the' passage of an ordinance defining
specifically what it may and may not do.
T. F. Sturgess, chairman of the board,
said;
"We have been hampered In our work
and because we have been without au
thority several thlngB we ought to have
done have been neglected.
"Among other things we will, 'ask for
an ordinance giving us power Mo .censor
moving picture shows. We also want
greater leeway in dealing with public
amce nans.
This board wlU meet next Thursday- to
decide definitely upon the requests to .be
laid before the city council.
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SCH00L CHILDREN TO GIVE
DAVIDSON A PRESENT
Dr, W. M. Davidaon, formerly superin
tendent of schools of Omaha, who Is
going to Pittsburgh from the superin
tendenry of Washington schools, wil be
given a present purchased with money
donated by 67O0O school children, who
a"re"giHng a pennycaeh- under the -direction
gf a local comnnt'ee.
AN EXPENSIVE TURKEY DAY
Such is Outlook. for- the. Celebration
of Thanksgiving.
EVERYTHING GOING SKY-HIGH
Festive Bird and Its Usnal Trtm
a nines Itenchinc an Elevation .
Beyond the Average
Man's Poelcetbook.
When the time comes for the housewife
to select her Thanksgiving menu . and
when the day comes for hubby to pay
the- bills accumulated thereby, there will
bo much walling and gnashing of teeth In
Omaha, for the Thanksgiving dinner Is
going to cost considerably more this year
than it has in the past. Everything Is
going to take a Jump toward the clouds
and It looks very much aa if there will
bo fewer homes In Omaha where a big
turkey gobbler will occupy the prominent
position at the head of the table. It Is
practically certain that there will bo a
scarcity of W cent table d'hote dinners
in the local cafes and restaurants.
Turkeys are going to vam around the
23 cents per pound mark unless warmer
weather should prevail from now until
Thanksgiving. In the event it does tur
keys will probably be cheaper, but it the
cold continues turkeys will be no less
than 25 cents. Chickens are up 1 cent
over last week and present conditions In
dlcate that they will cost about 15 cents
at Thanksgiving. Ducks will sell at IS
cents and geese at about IS cents.
Trimming Are Also Up.
It is in the other choice morse, how
ever, that the prices have risen po pre
clpltously. Cranberries ar going1 to be
higher this year. It was estimated that
60,000 barrels of cranberries were frozen
In the Wisconsin frost this year and the
price has jumped accordingly. Last year
cranberries sold at TA cents, but this year
they will sell for VM cents.
Nuts have taken a Jump, too. It will
be Impossible to buy mixed nuts this year
at a cent less than 20 cents a pound and
It Is probable that they will cost more
Brazil nuts, which sold for 9 cents last
year, are selling for IS cents today. Eng
lish walnuts, almonds and all other nuts
are likewise higher in price.
Pumpkin pie will be a minus quality.
There are no pumpkins in any .of the
middle west states this year, which will
necessitate the use of squash In place ot
the pumpkin. Squash has gone up'2'4
cents as a result. Popcorn will not be
popped over the open fireplace to any
extent either. Popcorn is selling at whole
sale for 4H cents a pound, a 1 cent in
crease in cost price.
Other Meats Boat-In.
Lambs and mutton have gone up 2 cents
in the last week, but beef has remained
at Us regular price. Pork Is Just the
same as a week ago.
Eggs are climbing higher and higher
into the air. Fresh eggs cost tS cents
a dozen wholesale, while storage eggs
demand 27 cents and as winter advances
they may be expected to climb further.
'Believe me," said Al King, manager
of Hay den's grocery deportment, "this Is
going to be some Thanksgiving'. From,
the looks of thing I can see where I
will eat a pack of peanuts and try to
make myself believe I am getting a sump
tuous feed. Prices will be higher Thanks
giving this year than ever before. It is
getting worse and worse every year and
I suppose It will continue to get worse as
time goes on. '
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
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Choice - of - the - House Sale
Saturday Only
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Your Unrestricted-Choice of Any
TRIMMED HAT
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WORTH $20.00, $25.00 AND EVEN $30.00 FOR $5.00
Fur
Paradise
Aigrette
Goiira
All Black
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
Hats
This stock la the newest, cleanest
and best In Omaha and positively tho
best bargains over offered. Come take
your pick Saturday, $20.00, $115.00 and
$30.00 values for $5.00,
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Dress Hats
Tailored Hats
Street Hats
Mourning Hats
White Hats
There are no two hats' alike, all
exclusive and Individual in design, and
"millinery beautiful," Be. bore, early
and get first choice ot these $20.00 to
$ao.oo bats for $5.00.
$7.50 French Ostrich Plumes $4.98
THE new French curl with thnt oyerlriBting
grace which no other ornament) possessep,
guaranteed best mado and finest quality gon-
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uiuv jnnuu jniuu biwk, uvury color ana DIOCK.
Positivo $7.50 values, Saturday,
Orkin Bros. 16th and Harney.i
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ENLARGING POSTOFFICE
NIXIE DEPARTMENT HELD UP
Relief to the nixie department of the
local poitofflce has again been thwarted
by the sudden Illness of Lee Tilery, su
perintendent of construction and remod
eling of federal buildings, who came here
Thursday to prepare plans for giving
that branch of the mall room inor? space.
Mr. Ullery has been taken to the Meth
odist hospital and there Is a chance that
he may be confined to that institution
for some time. Kcreral physicians are
attending him.
The local nixie, dead letter, department'
handles and clears up the addresa of
mall from postofflces, and neces-
sarlly its buslnesi Is tremandnus. Th
quarters in which this work Is being
carried on are small and cramped for the
heavy volume of lnpouring letters, and
unless another man ! ant nut frnni
Washington to hustle the plan, it will
mean in face of the Christmas rush a
very unpleasant situation.
A I'lensant Surprise
follows tho first dose of Dr. King's New
Life Pills, the painless regulators that
strengthen you. Guararrtee. Sac -or
sale by all druggists. Advertisement.
