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TJlM I315W: OMAHA, 'JTIUHSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1914. i
LOOKS FOR BETTER BUSINESS, lliiP
Make your
New Year
Complete Presentation
Now Whtto Goodfl,
Linens, Muslins,
Shootings,
White Silk Underwear,
MuFlin Underwear
White WalsU,
of "Everything White
Store Closed All Day New Years
Candies with
Fancy white Linens,
Embroideries,
Laces,
Whlto Wool Fabrics,
White Hosiery,
White Silks, etc.
Plan now to buy the supplies you need
during this Greatest White Sale Ever
Held in the Greatest Storo in the "West.
Towle's
Log Cabin
Syrup
rata
w
in
Butter Scotch,
Fudge all the,
favorite candies
come out just
right and taste
lots better if
made with
TOW HE'S
LOG CABIN.
Its delicious flavor
of pure maple elves
candy a quality
which is inimitable.
Try the Candy
Recipes in our Frtt
Retift Bui.
Towle'a hog Cabin
Syrup on pancakes
and waffles is the
favorite breakfast
dish of America.
If your grocer
hasn't it. send his
name ana 25 cents
for a full measure
pint can, prepaid,
and my frit Rtcibt
Bui.
Happy Nrw Ttar
and it itiri U ad'
drat Jack Ttivlt at
The Towle Maple
Product Co.
Best 87 ST. FAUL, MINN.
Commercial Club So Declares in
Telegram to The World.
LOOKS FOR NO BAD EFFECTS
Annm h? Knnt thnt Contlnnrrt
Prosperity tor Omaha, ntiil Ne
tirnakn Id Well Amiircd Un
der Preaent Propped.
No bad effects on business In general
aro anticipated by the Osnnhn Commer
cial clul) as a result of the revision of
the tariff laws. That the currency bill
as finally passed, with Us numeroui
amendments, will restore. con..-ence, l
another opinion of the Commercial club,
ah expressed In ft telegmm to the New
York World. Tho Now York Wort.: Kent
the following Inquiry to the Commercial
club by telegraph:
The New York World wishes you a
happy New Year nud would be gratified
If you would telegraph to this office your
New Year opinion on the outlook for
1911, taking Into consideration tho new
currency law and the now tariff law.
An early reply will lo deeply appre
ciated.
Following Is the reply sent to the
World by tho Omaha Commercial club;
"The Commercial club of Omaha re
turns tho compliment of tho senium ex
pressed In your wlro nnd wlsncs lh-
commercial Interests of this country il
happy and prosperous new year, Tho
outlook for 1914 I. In our opinion, ver:' '
favorable. Tho effect of the revision :T
tho tariff laws and the new currency
law cannot ns yet be fully determined.
White tho tariff changes mny affect cer
tain Interests to sorno extent. Wo do vj
anticipate that they will huvo any bad j
effect on business In general. The new !
currency law as yet Is largely experl- j
mental, but there seems to be a general i
feeling amongst business men and bank- I
Ing Interests that the bill ss amended I
and finally passed when put In full opcr- j
atlon will have a tendency to rcstorx j
confidence and do nway with thn gen- j
eral reeling of unrest wntcn has existed
during the last few months. With tho
prospect of bountiful crops the coming
season, tho continued prosperity of
Omaha and Nebraska Is 'well assured, '
"COMMBUCJAL. CLUB OK O.wAHA,
"Oeorgo II. Kolly. President. '
COMING !-The event that thousands of wise buyers await!
Our January White Sale
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7 Beftng MONDAY JThary
The Result of Months of Skillful Planning by the Most Powerful
Buying Organization in All the West
We Have Been Aided by Unusual Market Conditions and Favored by a Changing Tariff, Enabling Us To Offer
Values Never Equaled Before in Any White Sale
We mention just a few of the many groups of superior merchandise we will offer. No
well informed woman will doubt for an instant that this is THE WHITE SALE OF THE TOWN
SIMSMBCI
PIANOS
Uprights and
Grands
For Rent
$3.00 a month aad Hp.
Freo tunine, Insurance, stool,
scarf, free drayago It rented
for six months, rent allowed
on purchase prico If you do
clde to buy.
SckMillir&Mitlltr
PIANO CO.
1311-18 Farnam St.
Douglas 1038.
Y. M, 0. A. Will Give
a Big Reception on
New Year's Night
The local Young Men's Christian asso
ciation has prepared a most Interesting
schodulo of athletlo events, music and
social affairs for tho Now Year's recep
tion or open house this evening.
On tho second floor, In tho assembly
room, slides oi Young Men's unnsuan
association work In North America, will
1ms shown.
In tho boys' division will bo presented
Kdlson moving pictures, non-combustible:
Edison talking machine, demonstration of
X-ray, exhibit of Junior Electrical- club,
exhibit of Junior Camera club, Calendar
exhibit
Tho association band, under tho direc
tion of Dr. A. D, Laird, will give vo
cdncerts. The first Concert, at 8 'o'cl6ck;
will be in tho lobby; the second, at 9
o'clock, will be In the gymnasium.
On tho third floor, In the dining' room,
the orchestra will play and coffee and
sandwiches wilt be served. In the study
room punch will be sorved.
In .room 318 Omaha Bketch club will
give an exhibit and there will bo an ex
hibition of lip reading and oral teaching
by Nebraska School for tho Deaf.
Presbyterian headquarters are in room
315.
In room 811 Prof. Kratx has his studio,
whero there will be singing at Intervals,
S to JO o'clock.
In room 811 lee cream will be served.
The Qerman room Is No. 313, whero
flrrman nunch and doughnuts will be
served.
In room W7 there will be nn exhibition
nf m akin i? and serving candy.
A long uthletlo program will be given
In the gymnasium.
$10.00 Irish Linen Pattern Table Cloths $5.08 $1.50 Linen Hemstitched Hrenkfnst Cloths 7a
00x100 aiarwelllcH lied Spreads, worth $0.00, nt. .$2.08 25c and ttOc Turkish Hath Towels 10c
70c Pure Linen Table Damask; at, per yard. . . .Xnjo 8c quality Turkish Wash Cloths, ench 2c
18 nnd 27-lnrli Kmbrpldery, worth ftOc; at, yard. . 126c All Linen Cluny1 Lncc, up to 7-lncheH wide, yard. . .10c
Women's Dainty llrnwslcrcs; nt, each 10c Women's Fine 'Corset Covers; at, each -10c
Assorted lota of Undcrmusllns, wortli to $1, nt. . . .40o Bleached Muslin, on sale In Dasemcnt, yard Oc
Finest Long Cloth and Cambric, yard 7c 20c Mercerized Poplin at. yard 12c
00c Kmbroldcred English Cotton Crepe; nt, yard. .ilOo 10c Genuine White Klplette at. yard 7c
$12.00 Satin Mar.selllcs lied Spreads at $0.00
10c All Linen Huck Towels; nt, each lot)
00c Knilirolilery, 18 to 10 inches wide, yard 2Pc
ftO-lnch White Ilrorado Channelise, worth $1.20 yd., l)c
Women's Kino Drawers will k" at, pair 17c
Finest lot of I'liclei'inusllns over seen at $1.00 '
Mercerized Cashocn, worth 10c; at, yard
ilSr Shadow Check 10-lncli Voile, yard. .
Ilundrcda of other gpcclnl features at Tallica equally remarkable will be offered Monday In this White Sale. Watch Sunday papers for full particulars
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Mrs. E, Lee McShane
Granted a Divorce
Mra. Nathalie L. McHhane was granted
a alvorco irom tKiwaru ive aicoimuc,
vice president of the McShane Lumber
company, by District Judge Troup.
Tho defendant did not contest the suit
and a default was entered agninst him.
Mrs. McShane testified that ho was of
Irritable disposition and had treated her
so cruelly as to endanger her health.
Their wedding, which occurred at . Du
buque, la., June 3, 1000. was a social event
which was attended by many Omahans
who are prominent in social circles. They
went to Dubuque in a special train. Mrs.
McShane, who Is again Miss Nathalie
Loretta Myers since restoration of her
maiden name was granted by Judge
Troup Is known as one of Omaha's most
beauUtul and popular women. Mr. Mc?
Shane's family has long been prominent
In this city. The divorce petition whs
filed November 17.
Skinned from Head to Heel
was Ben Pool, Threet, Ala., when drag
ged over a rough road; but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve healed all his Injuries. 25c.
For sale by your druggist Advertise-
mrnt.
OLD
FRANKLIN COUNTY COAL
For Furnnco uud Range
96.50 Per Ton A HaDDV
IPMKE LIMIER & COAL CO. "rrBF
New Year
4fc Being happy is the se. A
cret of being well,
looking well and feel
S 11 f a . m .
1 1 ing weu. atari ine new
Year right, by resolving
to assist the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels, in
their daily work by use
of
4MUSKMHNTS.
' "e&CAXA'S TUX CSXTSX."
. 42rt.r'T3 DhU7 Mat. 1B-S5-S0I
Watson Sisters X
"KOROCCO BOUKO"
Am Xoltion SI.nxs In Two Volumes,
mayta to absolnta capacity at avsry
yerfonaaao.
SJLSXM1 BXMX MJLTZXSS WEEK SAY.
BRAN DEIS- ia'iM'IVB-M
HENRY MILLER in
"THE RAINBOW"
avarkUae 6om4y by A, x. Tbomas.
ktetlas toaay and Baturoay.
4 Amfs, fctgllBs; KUBdsy, Jan. 4,
"ltottt aaa 7ff la ranama."
Mac arsry lay. gllS) every night, BUS,
ASVAXCXS TABBKTU.X.1II
Tbli WMki VlllUm J. Doolor Jaoi Tiorn
toa. Ur Lm. Asbm Scott . Hor7 Kcut.
Illltt'( AnlnwU. VtlU Hou & Mimlla. th
Jgsgtaasa family, sad apaclat faatura slctur.
A. uallla Couitaalp."
rlw Mai. Oalltrr. 10e, bnt aaata. (tuapt
Cat. ana baa-j.-NljliU. loe, . Me and Tia
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Is
It tonos, Btrongthona and
Invigorates the entire syg
torn. Try a bottle today.
NEW DEALS INVOTE CONTEST
Promoters; of M. and M. Voting Cqn
test Wish All a Happy New Year.
NEW VALUES ARE OFFERED
Tier Contestants Enter the Iflclil to
Try tor the Various Ills Prises
Which Aro Presented
for Contestants.
A auccessful New Year tor you-then
mora and moro success for each day ot
1PH. The year that has Just started on.
lta SG dayn' Journey holds something
good In store for many of the contestants
now entered in Tho Bee's M. & M. voting
contest.
In a special announcement made In THb
Beo Tuesday tho contest manager gave
out some good news for tho boy and'
girl nominees. Not only may they com
pete for tho Detroit touring car which
Is on exhibition at the T. Q. Northwall
& Co. garage, 912 Jones street; the pony,
cart and harness and tho two other
prlics previously offered, but In each of
tho four districts they are ellglblo to
win the piano and the diamond ring.
Tho cart that will bo a part of tho
equipment that goes with the pony can
be eeen at the Slarvln C. Van Derwcer
salesrooms, 12-24 Fourth street. Council
Uluffs.
The extra voting valuo offered for the
next ten days on Lawrence Barrett cigar
bands Is meeting with a ready response.
Contestants uro taking advantage ot this
special opportunity to Improve their
standing In the contest.
It you wunt to keep In touch with all
the good things that will be announced
from tlmo to time you should read The
Bee every day. It you miss one Issue
you may miss valuable Information about
voting values. You can't afford to take
such chances.
Ono of tho big manufacturers, whose
goods can be found In practically every
grocory store In Omaha and vicinity, has
uomethlng good In store for the nominees.
Watch for the announcement some tlmo
next week,
Tho latest organisation to enter the con
test Is the Jennie Kdmundson Memorial
.hospital of Council Bluffs. The following
ladles have been appointed by the hos
pital advisory board to receive labels and
voting coupons at their homes: Mrs. It,
II. Nichols, Shugurt apartments, phone
1875; Mrs. It. W. Sprague, 911 Klfth ave
nue, phone 1C52; Mra. Arthur E. Smith,
1109 Fifth avenue, phone Bed 1299. labels,
saea slips and M. & M. voting coupons
may also be vent to tho Jennie Edmund
son hospital, phone 2769.
Wllliner 11. Blackett, adjutant ot Lee
Forby camp No. 1, United Spanish War
Veterans, listed his organization yester
day. The camp Is out after Its share of
the $1,000 cash that ts offered to organi
zations. Adjutant Blackett saya he will
appoint a committee of hustlers. In that
event the prospects for Lee Forby camp
look encouraging.
Each day new nominees are entering
the M. & M. contest .attracted by the
simple, and fair plan which governs the
distribution of premiums.
The contest managers would be glad to
go Into details with those Interested. Come
In. Let's talk It over personally. Boom
lit. Bee building, telephone Douglas SU9.
Mrs, S, Day Charges
Husband of Day Has
Unkindly Deserted
Mrs. Stephen Day, 613 North Nineteenth
street, has filed charges of desertion In
police' court against her husband' of twenty-four
hours.
Tho day before Christmas Mrs. Day
moved from 420 North Tenth streot, whero
she had lived for a number of years, and
took three men boarders to live Itr hor
new home. Day finding she was not mar
ried and declaring himself to be In tho
same fix prevailed upon her to becomo
his spouse. As part' of the Inducement
he showed, her, so sho says, his bank
book containing large deposits and cards
of membership In the Moose, Odd Fel
lows and Masons organizations. After
the nuptials had been performed and
wedded life established Day left the
morning ot the SCtli for a Job which he
said he had secured at the Burlington
freight depot. A sumptuous lunch graced
his dinner bucket to help him stand his
work, but he did nqt show up at tho
depot and has not been heard of since.
NEW SNOW FALLS OVER
MISSOURI AND IOWA
Elsasser Seeks to
Get Back on Board
Hearing of the suit brought by Peter
E. Elsasser, former county commissioner,
In an attempt to regain his membership
on tho board and to oust Henry McDon
ald, Its present chairman, has been begun
In Judge Troup's court.
Elsasser was defeated for re-election
by McDonald at the election ot 1912. He
bases his allegation that he should hold
over on an amendment passed by the
legislature providing for four-year terms
for county commissioners. Ho had served
three years when he stood for re-election.
McDonald alleges tho amendment ts
unconstitutional. He took his place on
,'tho board when organization was effected
a year ago.
According to tho railroad reports thero
Is new snow all over western Iowa and
northeastern Missouri. It commenced
snowing Tuesday night and the snow was
still falling when the morning reports
were sent In.
Tho railroad reports Indicate misty and
foggy weather ovor most ot Nebraska,
with temperatures ranging from 8 to 40
degrees above zero.
Fraser Succeeds
Eoot as Chairman
of the Committees
Tho executive council, Wooeimen of tho
World, held tt brief session and adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock In
order to give tho committees moro time
In which to proparc their reports.
By vlrtuo of his office as sovereign
commander, the lato J. C. Boot had been
chairman of' tho numerous committees of
mo council. .Most or ti'cso vacant posi
tions were- filled Tuesday by the election
to them of .Sovereign Commander Fraser.
Ilo Js now elected chairman of the build
ing and the military committees.
Tho committee on memorials,; hot being
ready to report back the, resolutions on
the death of J. C. Boot, was given moro
tlme ' .
The Perstsltcnt and Judicious Use ol
Newspaper Advertising Is tho Boad tu
Business' Success.
"Tonics Remedies which
promote nutrition and
thus, increase the
strength or tone of
the body, when
it is reduced."
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The
Encyclopedia
Americana
Physicians
recommend
Blatz to
convalescents.
It restores
health
and
vigor
Quinlan to Have an
Imported Turkey
Tom Quinlan, manager or Hayden Bros.'
store, will this year have an Imported
turkey for his New Year's dinner. Tues
day Mr, Quinlan received by express a
mammoth Bronte turkey, a New Tear's
present from Ueorgo W. Losey, member
of the last Nebraska legislature, who has j
recently moved to New Mexico. Mr.
Losey wrote that while Nebraska pro- (
duced an excellent variety ot the species
turkey, the New Mexican bird really had
It over the Cornhusker product, and he
forwarded tho sample for the approval
ot Mr. Quanlan, who asserts he Is a con
noisseur on Jjhtnga to eat.
HUNGRY MAN GETS HEAVY
FINE FOR STEALING MILK
Colda to De Taken Pcrloual'.
Intelligent people realise that common
colda should be treated promptly. If
there Is sneezing, with chilliness and
hoarseness, tickling throat and cough
ing, the latter especially annoying at
bed time, use Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. It Is effective, p'easant to
take, checks a cold, stops tho cough
1 which causes loss of sleep, and lowers
the ltal icslstanco to disease. Bemember
jtbo iminr, Foley's Honey and Tat
' Compound und avoid substitutes. For
I sale by ull dealers everywhere Advertisement.
Qeoreg Brown was fined $15 and costs
In police court for attempting to steal a
couple bottles of milk from an Alamlto
wagon In front of the Omaha General
hospital. Driver A. Schroeder of the
vehicle caught Brown Just as ho emerged
from the wagon and after a hot tussle,
In which a large plate glass window was
broken. Brown was subdued and marched
down to the police station. Brown de
clared that he was hungry and had noth
ing to eat for two days.
RAILROAD HEADQUARTERS
TO CLOSE NEW-YEAR'S DAY
Headquarters of all the railroads here
will be closed all day today, but the
city offlcea will remain open until noon.
There was a move started to close the
city offices alt day, but one of the roads
opposed It and, as a result, all are to
remain open during the morning.
The doctor says "Give him a glass of good Beer
al 1 1 VI 1 t
wiui nis meais. ne is convalescing ana
needs the right kind of food, the proper
nourishment and a good, substantial tonic
"A tonic that he will relish and enjoy untold
benefits from is a good beer Blatz Beer. The
hops will quicken the appetite and the malt is
nourishing and 'foody."
All that is claimed for Blatz is that it is an honest,
thoroughly matured product full of character,
brewed on merit from the finest materials, by
masters of the art of brewing.
IF IN DOUBT-TRY IT OUT.
BLATZ COMPANY
Phone Douglas.6662 002-810 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb.
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