THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 21, 1913.
MONDAY NlGHT
Your comfort and convenience have been considered
here for these final rush hours of Holiday shopping
BEGIN and end Monday's Holiday shopping tour here nt Orkins'. Your comfort and convenience during those final rush hours have boon carefully
considered. Every section givon over to the display and salo of holiday merchandise has been arrangedprominently and conveniently dis
played extra soles people engaged in fact everything has been planned to facilitate prompt and satisfactory choosing. And no matter what you
buy or what tho price, our absolute guarantee of satisfaction, accompanies every sale or your money will bo cheerfully refunded. During theso final
rush days we recommend shopping during tho morning hours or after 0 p. m. Store will be open till 10 every ovoning till Xmas.
MONDAY NIGHT
From 7 to 10 O'clock
50c Crochet Slippers, 89c
From 7 to 10 O'clock
Silver Spoons, O for 40c
Rogers silver plated spoons, polish
Women's crocheted slippers, cuft
or French grey pattern,
$1.00 value, Monday
night 7 to 10, at six
for ,
top, silk ribbon trim
med, 50c values, in the
bnsemont Monday
night, 7 to 10 ,
490
29c
75c Leatherette Gauntlet, S5o
Women' and children's leather
06c Salad Bowls, 49c
German China salad bowl, ivory
ette gauntlets, all sizes,
washable, 76c valuos,
Monday night 7 to 10,
por pair
(finish, hand touched
design, 9 8c valuos
Monday night in tho
basement, 7 to 10....,
25c
49c
h
TO CHARGE CUSTOMERS:
Buy Now Pay In February
All goods purchased from now till the end
of December need not bo paid (or until
Fobruarj-i Tnko advantage of this privilege
Men's $1.23 Combination, 08c
Store Open Monday
Evening Till 10 O'clock
80c Ttox Stationery, 15c
Men's combinations, consisting of
Box writing paper, 48 sheets of
2 silk 4-In-hand tlos
and burnt wood tie
holder, $1.60 values
paper and 48 envelopes
llnon finish, 50c val
ued. Monday night, 7
to 10, box, at. ,
98c
15c
Venetian SILK VESTS
w
Main Floor
OMEN'S kayser Vene
tian silk vests, low
nock, plain top, whlto or
pink. In neat
Christmas box
special on
Monday, at. . .
SILK VESTS
Women's Kayser Venetian silk
vests, low neck, whlto or pink;
beautifully hand embroldorod
special,
at
WOMEN'S VEST8
Low neck and sleeveless, plain or
fancy trimmed, Mon
day, each
$1.45
$2.39
35c
Give GLOVES XMAS
.T, irl
tlficates on cale at main clove section.
fS.35 "Gong Gloves, 9l.es.
Women's long kid cloves, el
bow lengths, 2-clasp fasteners,
all sires, whlto only worth
JZ.I5, a pair
Women's $1.60 Stoves, 9 Bo.
Women's genuine English
walking cloves, 1 -clasp, new
shades of tan; worth
$1.60, at, a pair
Women's Xld Gloves, 51.35.
Lined French Uld and lamb
Bkln, 2-ciasp. white, black.
gray, navy and t I j E
tan; newest stltchlncs, pair, $1.80 and..... I ssl
A
'95o
Great Reduction Sale of DOLLS
Our Entire Stock of Dolls Offered Monday at a Dig Reduction
From the Regular Price. This is an Idea of tho Splendid Saving
o1sbbb
illiFREE:
A folding doll house worth $1.00, packed one in a box, free with "every pur
chase in this section Monday amounting to $5.00 or over.
All Dolls marked $5.00 or over at discount of 2Q.
Doll dresses at discount of 20
Doll wigs at discount of 20
50c Baby Dolls, 29c
Bisque dolls, with baby
face, regular price 50c,
sale
price,
Monday,
at
75c Jointed Dolls 40c
Jointed dolls. 15 Inches
price 60e. TonTT'' To'.rSnT'Z'' ? h
aft fk stockings, ful- I flA stockings, ful- f E stockings, a
111 A ly dreMod, in- fl Ull ly dresses, in- UU regular III
Jointed Dolls, 89c
Jointed dolls. 20 Inches
high, with movlnc eyes
MudlnR o o a t
snd hat. your
rnoice
$3 Jointed Doll $1.49
Jointed doll, with flirt
ing eyes, shoes and
stockings, AaiQ
regular IT 1 1"
prlco S3
salo price.
$4 Jointed Doll $2.95
Jointed dolls with mov
ing 0)03, shoes and
stockings, ife-ftQC
regular HI
price $4 X
sale prlco. . . Ill f
Dolls at y2 Price
Large table of dolls of
nil kinds. nllghtly soiled,
reguisr i
to 110 val
ues, choice
nt exact'
ly
nllRhtly soiled,
i price
Give "Her" SILK HOSE
WOMEN'S puro thread silk hose,
full fashioned, double sole,
doublo garter top, vory desirable for
gifts, In dainty holly box, pair
Bilk Hoso, HI. OO
Women's black inroad silk
hose, full fashioned and
regular made, this Is a spe
cial number for us to sell,
per pal
at
$1.00
Bilk Hose. Sl.fiO
Women's Knyser Italian
silk hose, In black, white
and tan, in Christmas box,
per pair
at
$1.50
Give a PIPE or CIGARS
YOUnE certain of pleasing him If he smokes: out
line of high grade clean and pipes affords a
splendid range of selection tho prices are the tempt
In kind.
as.eo aeroka -pipes, $3.50.
Meernham Pipe, with curVed amber stem, Eft
regular price, $5.00i Monday at uiU
M.GO Briar Pies, tl.sa
French llrlnr 1'lpe In case:
regular SS.00 I cn
value , 9IIUU IVt
SI . V.rdsro oiMKr. i
box or..
For box IC l. 9i ft sfE,
0r iwi siiwv
W.lier.tte (Mgars.
otr..b.0,!...25$1.ll
JsssbbbbL KsssBifhnsMnnnal1"
Dainty Gift NECKWEAR
50c
nXQUISITE new conceptions in an excep-
Hi tlonally wide rango of selections, all tho
new designs; val
ues to 75o, In a
fancy box; your
choice, at. ,
Neckwear at 25c
Dnlnty new combinations, many
designs from which to select
fichus; chemisettes, or 9Rn
set. etc., each., fcUU
Ostrich Neck Pieces, $2
Ostrich or Marabou neck pieces In
plain and combination effects,
-very desirable for JJO Aft
Ohrlstmaa glfta. each... cuu
59c for $1 to S1.25 SILKS
PLAIN and fancy silks, Buch as 27 and 30-in. stripe
silk, stripe meBsallnes, fancy louts-
59c
lnes, plain taffetas, and 32-lnch kimono
allk. etc.: $1.00 to $1.26 Quality per
yard, now at
91.20 for $1.75 and $3.00 Hllks
Including crepe de chine, flowered chiffon, flowered
marquesette, charmeiiBO, silk serge, cream brocade,
satin duchess, width 30 to 45 Inches OA
values $1.75 to $3, salo price, yard P I
70c for 91.25 Orepo
Crinkled Crepo in light
blue, pink, Copenhagen
blue, also black, 40 in.
wide, regular $1.25 val
ues, in this special sale,
Monday,, per 7Q,
yard, at i Ul
SI.SX tn ftl.RO Silks. 83c
Including poplins, cordu
roys, messallnes, brocad
ed silks; fancy walstlngs,
black satin duchess
crepe de chine, etc., 20
to 4a Inches wide rf
11.26 to $1.60 val- OOC
ties, per yard, at...
"t& a kodak
KasUnan's Vest
Pocket Kodak
In gift enso
$15.00
EnsUnan's F. P.
K., the popular
poet card size
$20.00
Promo Cnmera
4x5 for film
pack, regularly 41 1 C
$12.50, for .- ip A 1 iO
Interchangeable loaf album, 7x10
regular $1.50 he
value, at IOC
Library Scarfs at $1.75
LIBRAKY scarfs, embroid
ered and hemstitched sides
nnd ends, size 18x5-1 in., each. . .
leather Novelties
Novelties In leather,
Bweet grass, tapestry nnd
$1.75
Pillows nnd Centers
Hand embroidered pil
lows and centers, In
floral or conventional de
signs, prices range
1-08 to 912,5P
Night Gowns, UOc
Nlcht Gowns, stamned or
Fronch nainsook, pretty
designs, special,
each, at
, ,-- - - -
39c
ribbon, wldo range or
selection, at
25c $12.00
Felt Pillow
Leather trlramod and
flnlshod with fringe, in
cluding inside pillow
T!:1:. $4.50
Gift Handkerchiefs
WOMEN'S handkcrchlofs of fine A m
dainty lawn, with initial In SlX 7kA
f.p?..a..for w
one corner, all initial1,
Monday, In fancy box...
Handkerchiefs, a for Ilia
Women's handkerchiefs,
Swiss embroidered de
signs in Imported Jap
boxes,
at 3 for tDC
Handkerchiefs, 8 for ltN
Children's handkerchiefs,
all linen, Initial, In fancy
for.' 3 for 19c
Give FURNISHINGS
VQU'RE certain of pleasing him. Wo offer
L men's Iioubo coats or smoK
lng jackets in 2-tono materials,
with plaid collar, lapels, pockets;
regular $5.00 values, at
Men's smoking Jackets or House uoats
Men's Smoking Jackets or House Coats are very
desirable gifts, S4.98-35.98-S6.50-8G.98
Combination beta, ouc
Consisting of silk handkerchief
and silk tie, special
$3.98
69c
39o
Wnn'a SUV TlH. 39a.
Men's Bilk Four-ln-Hand
Ties In burnt
wood box
M.n's suk Ties, aso,
Men'a Silk Four-ln-Hand
Ties In fancy ORn
Xmas box uu
Special
Men's Bath Robes,
92.08
Men's Bath Rbbes in
a wide range of mater
ials and patterns, as
sorted shades choice
of these hand a o m o
robes for
$2.98
8uspedef, Mo.
Men's Suspenders In
fancy Xmae QQn
box. at W50
SHx Xaaak.roalefs, 98a.
Men's InlUal Handker
chiefs In fancy QQn
box: 6 forv OU
JEWELRY, WATCHES and SILVERWARE for Christmas
A
MAGNIFICENT collection embracing practically every novelty in Jewelry or sllvorware that you can possibly think of. And host of all,
every Item Is of tho trustworthy character, exactly as represented and backed by our absolute guarantee ot satisfaction These below are sug
gestions of what this great section has to offer, conveniently displayed to InBuro prompt nnd satisfactory selections by hurried shoppers.
Jewel Boxes, $1
Pompelatl sold
plated, footed,
floral design, pink
or blue, silk 1
lined, ea. .,.
$2 Collar Bags,
$1.00
A sample lot of
II. BO to $2 leather
collar bas, I
for each
Coat Chains, SOc
Platinum f 1 n Ish,
fancy links, col-
?orred..B.e.t."...500
$2 Fans, 91
Beautiful lace
si.00
$t & $5 Leather
Bags, $2.08
The new, narrow
nnd ions; shapes,
very nlri. a oai-
eft r!'. $2.98
Clocks, 80c
Parisian Ivcry. 2
Inch dial, g-uaran-teed
for a veax;
,$1.60 val- OQn
ues for... uou
$18 Match boxes,
$18.75
Solid sold, hand
Taved.SI3s75
Manicure Pieces,
30c
Sterling a 1 1 v e r
handles, 60c. 76c,
and II manlcuro
39o
Sugar Trays,
$2.2S
Quadruple silver
plated, perforated
11T:: S2.26
Napkin Rings,
OSc
Sterling; silver,
various d e s I k n a
J1.60 nd 12 nap-
a!n.r.'?!?:.. 95o
$3 Beaded Bags,
$1.05
A select collection
of various sizes,
shape and colors;
13 val- 1 QC
ues for.. .
Pearl Handle
ICnlves & Forks,
$10.00
Six knives and six
forks, mother of
pearl handle, ster
ling silver ferules,
regular $17.60 val-
aT. SIO
Casseroles, $1.05
Rochester stamp
In Co.'s fnncy
polished n 1 c k o 1
Querns ey lln-
a... sr. 95
Chafing Dishes,
$3.00
New patent burn
ers, eDonlzed hand-
J.rh ss.oo
Bead Necklaces,
50c
Colored bead neck
laces, the new ope-
?o!e.7.t.h:...50o
$5 Toilet Sets,
$2.08
nrtiih, comb and
mirror, decorated
porcelain, 1'u.rlnun
Ivory or German
silver backs. 6.00
T. ... $2.98
Souvenir Simons,
$1.00
Sterling silver
Omaha Views ou
venlr spoons, I
each
Puff Jars, 48c
lhilr receivers to
match crystal jars
F rtnch Krav
covers. Jfln
eacl ,..ou
Gold Bracelets,
$1.05
Gold bracelet,
plain or emboused.
r':. SI.95
$12 Gun Metal
Watch, $0.85
Open face, with
12 1 ffl n w o r ks,
.r,?...S5.85
$10 Elgin
Watches, $10.50
Open face. 20-year
case, screw back
and (told filled.
Klicln works, your
fc0hr01?? Si 0.50
Hat Pins, 50c
Cut stone heads In
various colors, per
Sr? ...... 800
Boys' $10
Watches, $0.50
Twenty-year sold
filled open face
case with a guar
anteed. American
movement, vour
on?!?.'.. S6.50
$10 Silver
Watches, $5
Sterling Silver,
open face, thin
model watoh for
men, fancy dial,
runrsmteeri move-
5.00
PETTICOATS and NEGLIGEES
Crepo de Chine Petticoats
in pinK, blito and wnito, trimmed
with wide laco insertions, dainty
bows of satin ribbon and rufflo of
Val. laco, special, at
$1.08 Crepo Kimonos, $1.25
Women's orepo kimonos, om
plro stylo, made of good qual
ity crepo, in floral deslxns
trimmed with bands of satin In
contrasting colors, 4 OC
11.08 values
Crepo do Chine Negligees,
$15.50
Accordion ploated skirt, waist
of fine Val. laco and dainty
tucks, light, blue, pink and
zr.::: $15.50
Blanket Bath Robes, $5.00
Women's bath robes mud of rnnd
quality blanket material in ptalds
and flrured designs; trimmed with
saun ana cora ana taos.1
at waist, special value at,.
FaBcy AprtiRS, 90o
Maids' and fancy apron. In at
tractive styles and materials,
elaborately trimmed with lace In
ifrtlorvn. Allovar embroidery,
fin. dotted Swiss, with embrold-
YlttZV 29o t0 SI.25
S5
54.98
SLIPPERS for Gifts
WOMEN'S felt slippers, Juliet and moccasin
style, fur and ribbon trimming; complete
range of sices, tne pair, at
$125
$1.25 Crocheted
Slippers, 08c
Women's crochet
ed slippers, mada
from s e 1 e c t ed
yarn, In large
a s s o r tment of
colors, with both scallop and cuff styles qo .
11.25" values, per pain at IOC
$1.25 Pullman Traveling Slippers at 08c
Soft kidskin traveling slippers with case to
match, black, tan and red 11.25
values, per pair, at ,
98 c
FURNITURE Will Make Practical Gifts for the Home
Utility Box, Xattlar Oov.rsa.
Ideal box for shoes, shirts, waists or skirts,
and makes a very rood Xmas present,
2. GO Box, six. 97x13 , $3.00
3.75 BOX, six. 30x16 f3.00
SS.00 BOX. six. 36x17 , S3.38
7.00 BOX, Sis. 40X19 63.60
$10.00 Rocker for $8.00
Fumed oak rocker, up
holstered genuine lea
ther seat, tfQ ff
10 value.-. ipO.UU
$1.75 Sewing llocker,
$1.85
Sewing Rocker, golden
oak color, spindle back,
value. , $1.35
$3.75 Sewing Rocker,
$2.75
Solid quarter sawed
golden oak sewing rock
er, full box frame, sad
dle seat, panel back
$3.75 n ijK
value 4cw. I J
$4.50 Smoking Stands,
$3.25
Fumed oak smoking
stand, locked drawer
match holder and ash
tray, $60 tf oe
values ipO.awiJ
$2.00
Smoking
Stands,
$1.45
Kumed oak
h m okintf
stand with
match
holder and
ash tray,
$2 value
$1.45
$4.25 Smoking Cabinet,
$3.00
Smoking cabinet, wea
thered oak, p 1 c t u r o
panel door rack for
pipes $4.26 0 ffi
value 5PJ.Vvr
$1.75 Pipe Rack, $1.25
Pipe rack, made in wea
thered oak with picture
panel, $1.76 rfj-i
value pl CtJ
$3,150 PIpo Rack, $2.75
Smokers' pipe rack and
shelf, made In weather
ed oak, plcturo panel
$3.50
value. . ,
uru I'oiiui
$2.75
Chair, odd
bedroom,
at
3.00
B m ok.r
tand
J3-76',
Fumed
oak
mahog
any, like cut,
with
lira,
drawer
and
shelf.
$5 value,
for
jiiece
$2.00
WAISTS For Gifts
EXQUISITE, now orcations in waists
made up in fine lingeries, voiles
and Imported crepes.
They embrace all the very
newest Ideas; the new
large shoulder effect
with high or low neck
and long sleeves, soma
trimmed with lace, in
dainty designs, other
neat embroidered pat
terns, also net or lace
frilling in neck and
51,95 to $2.95
jOrkin Bro?. 16th and Harney..
.Orkin Bros. 16th and Harney.!
.NOW AN OFFICER IN THE NAYY
Lieut McGuire Here After an Ab
sence of Five Years.
.IN CHINA AT THE UPBIBING
Given an Opportunity to Witness
' Battles Between tne Imperial
ists nnd Rebels nnd See
fiends Cot Off.
Henry D- MeQuIre, who left the Omaha
Hlxh school, entered the United SUtea
naval academy, became an offloer In tho
navy and was given two promotions. Is
in Omaha for the first time in five
years. He Is on a three month's leave
ot absence- He has been In the service
five years, three years as a midshipman
two years as an tn'sn and has be n n
Junior lieutenant since last summer, when
he successfully passed a ten-day exami
nation for promotion.
Lieutenant MeQuIre relates some ex
periences as an officer In the Pacific and
the Asiatic squadron. He was on the
cruiser Albany when It traversed the
waters of the Yang-tse-KlanE river dur
the Chinese revolution In 1911 and 1912.
The Albany was the first American
vessel to be sent to China. Lieutenant
MeQuIre saw considerable fighting, or at
least what the Chutes, call fighting.
"We went from Manila, where we wero
stationed when ws learned that China
was In a state of uprising- and that Amer
ican residents were In Jeopardy. We
went direct to Shanghai, and when we
arrived found the rebels preparing to
take the city. Formal notice had been
given that Manchu City would be burned,
and the notice was carried out, but In
a most extraordinary manner," he said.
The rebels burned the faotat's yomen
to the ground Tho taotal Is the mayor
of the Chinese city and the yomen it bis
dwelling. This was a great victory from
the Chinese standpoint, but from our
conception It was merely unnecessary
destruction of property. The capture of
Manchu City was, of course, a disap
pointment to us, for we were anxious to
see warfare as It Is popularly supposed
to be conducted.
"From Shanghai we went up the river
to Woosung and were surprised to find
that the forts were flying rebel flags.
Tho forts had been captured Just as we
arrived, but it was a very quiet per
formance. 'Three days later we sailed for Amoy.
That olty was still imperial and all was
quiet. The high Chinese officials were
gone and the government In the hands
of foreigners. The emperor bad Invited
the viceroy ot Amoy to loan him
l.W.ono taejs. which Invitation the viceroy
did not receive favorably, and on con
sideration of the pros and cons, he lost
his nerve and departed for parts unknown.
"We then sailed for Nanking, where
conditions were unsettled and both .Im
perialists and rebels appeared to bo very
bellicose. On the night of November 2
Tiger Hill was very mysteriously cap
tured by the rebels. From our previous
observations ot the warfare wo decided
that the rest of the forts would also be
captured without the firing of more than
half a dozen shots. But we were mis
taken, for Sunday morning the rebels
decided to burn a little surplus powder.
Both sides began firing. Purlng the en
gagement the crew ot tho Albany
manned tho rails and rigging and shouted
encouragements to both sides.
One Ifrad Chopped Off,
"The next day the Chinese servant of
the American consul came on board and
announced that the battle would com
mence once more. All was quiet until
2 -IS, when both sides started firing.
During the firing Imperial soldiers
I chopped off the head r.f a prisoner
The day after Thanksgiving terms of
surrender were arranged. (Saturday
morning white flags appeared and the
city was taken by the rebels. General
Shun had made his escape In the mean
time and was several miles away by
daybreak.
"We then learned something of Chinese
discipline. We were told that General
Chans Shun beheaded over 700 people In
Nanking. He Is said to have decapitated
his own gunners when they failed in
marksmanship.
"When the rebels got control they Is
sued this order: 'The following are
liable to decapitation; Those who shrink
in battle; those who conceal munitions
of war; those who attack property; those
who kilt the Innocent; those who recclvo
and entertain Manchu slaves; those who
spy for the enemy: those who embarrass
foreigners; thoso who misrepresent mili
tary circumstances, and those who mis
lead the rubllc by fabrication. '
Besides Ills Chinese experiences. Lieu
tenant McOulre visited nearly all the
eastern Islands with which America has,
any connection, and he visited several
Central American republics. He spent
several weeks In Japan, too.
M.
STEWART NEWSPAPER
MAN IN THE PHILIPPINES
Word has been received In Omaha that
Mortimer L. Stewart, who many years
ago w connected with the auditing de
partment in the state house at Lincoln,
has resigned his former position of
director of the bureau ot prisons of the
Philippine Islands to take the managing
editor's chair of the Manila Dally Bui
letln. Mr. Stewart occupied the position
at tho head of the prison system for a
number of years and It was under his
regime that the famous BUlbld priuon
became such art efficient penal institu
tion as to acquh-e a name the world over,
Many expert penalogtsts have proclaimed
Stewart's UlUbld system tho finest In
history' His new position Is a very
important one, as the Bulletin Is one
of the leading newspapers of the far east
and has a wide circulation throughout
that section of the world.
MISS O'REILLY LECTURES
HERE ON IRISH ART
Miss Gertrude U'Rellly, recently ot
Dublin, Ireland, gava an Illustrated lie
ture on Irish art at the Young Women'
Christian association on Friday even
ing. It was under the auspices of the
Omaha Society of Fine Arts, and proved
to be a most interesting occasion.
Suffrage will ba discussed by Miss
O'Reilly on Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. In the council chamber of tho
city halL Although the Equal Franchiaa
society, an organization of women, has
charge of the meeting, the men of
Omaha are especially Invited and the
speaker's talk will be addressed par.
tlcularly to men. She Is an ardent ad
vocate of the ballot for women, but Js
opposed to militancy. Her experience has
been quite extensive In the sufrage cam
paign, both abroad and In America.
