riTE BEE: OMNIA, SAT UK DAY, .TANrARY 30, 1014.
7
Your Unrestricted Choke
of Any
Men's Fancy Suit or
Overcoat
in Our Entire Fali and Winter Stock
Off Regular Prices
; ; The choicest styles and best qualities wo
can buy to sell at the regular prices. You
save just y3 by helping us clear stock.
Clearance Sale of All
Ladies' Fancy Neckwear at
Half Price and Less
. A broad assortment of the newest stvles
L' for your selection. Choose early Satur
day.
35c quality Neckwear. . . : 15c
25c quality Neckwear lQe
J5c quality Neckwear 5c
50c quality Neckwear 25c
$1.03 quality Neckwear 49c
Plain and Fancy Ribbons, regular values
to 25c yard; immense assortment to close
Saturday, at, yard 10c
Saturday's Linen Specials
Unliemmed Pattern Table Cloths, 8x10 or
8x12, $4.00 values, each $2.68
Unliemmed Pattern Table Cloths, size 8x10,
$5.00 values, each $3.75
Unliemmed Pattern Table Cloths, size 8x
10, $6.00 values, each. . . 1 $4.50
Full size Dinner Napkins, warranted pure
flax, $3.75 values, dozen $3.00
Full size Dinner Napkins, warranted pure
flax, $2.50 values, dozen $2.00
Full size Dinner Napkins, warranted pure
flax, $5.00 values, dozen $3.50
All our pure linen, buck and cotton Bath
Towels sold for 39c, each 30c
All Huck Towels and Bath Towels sold for
25c, each 1720
January Sales Here
Price Savings but
Clearance Sale an,ihnsG00DS
Bargains n. . . -?dl Dept..
Itnml Ilflg, Purses, Card Cases, Ktc, on salo
nt much below retail worth. .
$1.00 Thermos Bottles..... 5fd
$4.00 Thermos Dottles.. $2.50
$1.00 Hand lings 49r
$2.00 Hand Bags )8
10c Purses, each 5i
25c Purses, each 10
$1.00 Serving Trays 50e
Scores of Other Items Greatly Viulenirlced
Saturday.
Mean to the Customer Not Only Splendid
Quality and Satisfaction in Every Purchase
Great Clearance of Laces Monday.
Watch Sunday Papers tor Prices.
Remarkable Clearance Bargains In
Ladies9 Kid Gloves
An InunenBo lot of (Moves that sold to $1.50;
all colors and sires, very best styles; every
pair fitted, on salo white they laBt, pair Q8
Iilned fllotra and Mittens
Including gauntlet top velour Gloves and
velour Mittens, to $1.00 values, In two lots
to close, choice, at. 40d nml 75i
Several Other Specials Saturday
Two Rousing Specials
in the
Boys' Clothing Dept.
Nearly 400 BoyB' Knee Pant Suits to $6
values, broken lots from our regular stock,
most desirablo patterns and ma- O QC
terials at, ohoico
Boys' Separate Knickerbocker Pants to
$1.50 values, ovor 300 pairs in tho y
lot, at, choice
The Women's Ready-to-Wear Garment Bargain Event of the Sea
son Here Saturday. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, at Prices Act-
iually Less Than the Cost to Manu
ii.. r i .. i j a i. cu (
cany neuueeu ju indite nuuiu .ur v(
Seldom, if ever before,
have you had assort
ments such as these offered at
prices approaching those offer
ed you Saturday.
Your Unrestricted Choice of
ANY WOMAN'S CLOTH COAT
in Our Stock,
Including many that sold up to
$50.00; all the very best fall and
winter styles, materials and colorings
$12.50
Dresses worth $25.00
Dresses worth $30.00
Dresses worth $35.00
Broad assortment of designs for ovenlng,
afternoon or street wear; beautiful silks and
fine wool fabrics in most desirable styles and
colorings.
ALTj FUR, SETS, SCARFS AND
MUFFS, JUST
HALF V
facure. Stocks Must Be Most Radi
Several Big Purchases.
Cost or former selling
price is not considered
in the making of such
phenomenal bargain
prices. Come early.
Your Unrestricted Ohoico of
ANY TAILORED SUIT
In Our Entire Stock,
regardless of former soiling
prices; ono of tho most pleasing
assortments ever shown in Janu
ary sales, hero for your selection,
$12.50
OV15H BOO STYLISH COATS
Mado to sell at $20.00 and $25.00, to ah
on salo at.... PO.?0
Your cholco of all tho Children's Winter
Coats, not a single, garment excepted. ..
dOC A A Vr yur cnlco Russian Pony and
$)iJ JJ Conoy Fur Coats, mado to soil at
$45.00 and $50.00.
Half
Bar
All Men's
Cloth Caps
Values to $1.50, not a single, cap
In our' big stock reserved, on sale
In two big lots. .$1.00 and 50c
20 DISCOUNT
- On All Our Fur Caps.
$1.50 to $15.00 Values, Very Best
Styles and Furs.
All broken lots of Men's Stiff and
Soft Felt Hats, to $3.00 values,
including a fine line of velours
now at $1.25
rr-
Wash Boilers at
Special Bargain Prices
The well known 'Llsk" boilers,
for which wo are Omaha agents,
placed on salo Monday at greatly
reduced prices.
Medium size, extra heavy, no rust
Tin Boiler, with extra heavy coo
per bottom, worth $2.00.$1.39
Large size, extra heavy, no rust
.iTln- Boilers, with heavyoppex
'bottom, worth, $2.25. . . .$1.49
Largest and heaviest -no rust, Tin
Boiler made, with heavy copper
bottom, worth $2.50. . . .$1.59
Any size Galvanized Boiler.. 89J
GALVANIZED TUBS REDUCED.
Medium sizo heavy Galvanized
Tubs 49d
Largo size heavy Galvanized
Tubs -59d
Largest size heavy Galvanized
Tubs 69i
"Superb" high grade warranted
Anchor brand Wringer with Iron
frame $1.98
"Lexington" high grade warrant
ed Anchor brand Wringer with
wood frame $2.49
Wo are closing out our entlro
line of HeaUng Stoves nt greatly
reduced prices.
Specially
Priced
Pure Delicious Candies
Old-Fashioned Black Walnut Taffy, as fine as they
make it; take some home; special, lb 23c
Pine Cream Wafers, assorted flavors, at, lb 20c
Peanut Brittle, fresh, delicious, at, lb , 10c
Better Candies at Less Price. E. S. Dyball, Mgr.
Ml Winter Underwear and Furnishings
MUST GO WITH A RUSH
Deeply cut prices on all classes of goods are
Saturday and
Men's Wool Underwear
Shirts or drawers, un to
$2.50 garment values
all sizes, all perfect, on
sale in four big lotB
$1.45 $1.25
98 "l 756
Men's Wool Union Suits,
to' $3.50 values, in all
styles, gray or white, on
sale Saturday, at $1.98
and $1.45
Men's $1.50 Union Suits,
all sizes, at 98 d
Men's California Flannel
Shirts, made coat style
with military collar, all
porfect, all colors, mado
to sell to $4.00, on sale
Saturday in three lots
$1.98 $1.45 & 9Sd
Children's Hose Bear
Brand or Drummer Boy,
20c values, at. . .12SJ
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, to
$2 values, daintily trim
med, choice bargains
now at 98
Children's Gowns, Sleep
ing Garments and Night
Shirts, great snaps Satur
day, at 35
HIGH GRADE CORSETS
Greatly Undci priced
$8.00 to $7.50 Corsets
back and front lace, new
est models, white or col
ors, at $2.98
Men's Dress Shirts, made
to sell to $2.50, newest
colore and patterns on
sale Saturday. . .$1.45
and 9S
Men's $1 Gloves or Mit
tens, choice 49d
Men's Outing Night
Shirts and I'ttjaniax, $2
and $2.50 values, at
$1.45 and 086
Fino Wool Sweater Coats
with or without collars
values up to $6, at
$3.98 $2.98 $1.98
evident in our great January Clearing Sales
Next Week.
Women's Wool Union
Suits', regular and extra
sizes, all styles, $2 val
ues, at 98d
Women's $2.00 Union
Suits, in all sizes and
stylos, best brands, at
choice $1.50
Silk and Wool Union
Suits, high or low neck,
long or short sleeves
now at $1.98
Women's Finest Quality
Union Suits, all silk, silk
and wool or silk and llslo
to $6,00 values, your
choice, at $2.98
Outing Klnnnel Gowns &
1'njiunun, that sold to $2,
on sale in two lots, at-
98d and 49J
Broken Lots of Standard
Coihctw, that sold at $3
and $3.50, on sale Satur
day, cholco ....$2.19
Regular $2.B0 Quality
Corsets, in newest models
on salo, at... $1.50
Brassieres, worth to $1.50
cholco, at 49d
Ilrassteres that sold at
50c, at 25J
Knitted Caps nnd Auto
Hoods, regular 75c to
$1.50 values. 25S 49d
Ladles' Wool Hose, 50o
quality, pair 25f
m miiimn -wi it "imi'i iittnim utLvw i
mmmwamm
Children's Union Suit
Heavy fleeced, all sizes,
on salo Saturday at 49i
Children's 50c Bloomers,
Sizes 2 to 14 years, 25d
Women's Silk Hose $3
and $3.50 values, .finely
embroidered, on salo, por
pair, at $1.45
$1 Wayno Knit silk Hoso
double tops and solos,
now at 75J
Ladles' Flooco Lined
Hose, mado to sell at 25c,
Saturday, pair .... 10
Clearance of Handkerchiefs
All Ladies' and Children's Handker
chiefs left from the holiday stocks to bo
closed at half and less.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, regular 5c and 10c
values, on salo 20
Children's Boxed Handkerchiefs, 3 in box,
regular 2Sa value, salo price 10c
Ladies' 10c and 15c Handkerchiefs, big
assortment on salo 5c
Pure Linen Handkorchiefs, regular 15c val
ues, on salo 74i
Ladies' 25c quality fancy Handkerchiefs,
on salo 10c
January Clearing Sale of
POPULAR SHEET MUSIC
Hundreds ) r ( By Mail
of Titles V f lc por Copy
for Selection ) I Additional
"Sweetest Little Sweetheart of Them All,"
'On tho Banks of Lovolight Bay," "Tik
Tok Man of Oz" Hits, "Next Sunday nt
Nino," "Someone." "September Mom,"
"In Love's Garden," You Can't Stop
Mo From Loving You," "You'ro My
Girl," "Move Bag," "Incandescent Rag,"
"All tho Time," "Rag Baby Mine," "On
Hor Voranda, ' ' ' ' You, the Moon and a Rag
Timo Tune," "Daddy, Como Home,"
"Maurico Rug," "If I Only Had a Home,
Sweet Home," "Little Cottage by tho
Railroad Track," "Bring Back My Lovm'
Honey Boy" and hundreds of others for
selection.
Satur-
and
Monday
Big Clearance Sale, of
Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes
All tho broken lots of Shoes for men, womon and children
at a fraction of tho former price.
Men's Shoes, Women's Shoes, patent cnlf, gun metal and
vici kid, button or luce; formor price $3.00, salo price.$1.98
Child's Shoos sizes 5 to 8 and 8Y to 11; a splondid, $1.50
value $1.00
Women's plush warm lined House Slippers, also crochet
slippers, lnmb's wool soles, all sizes 39c
Littlo Gents' Shoes, good and sturdy for school wear. $1.00
Women's $1.50 Fur Trimmed Slippors, clenring'prico.$1.00
Grover nnd Queen Quality for women.
Stetson and Crossett Shoes for men.
JANUARY CLEARANCE BARGAINS IN
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
It's Haydcns' That Makes the Grocery Prices for the People You Save from 25 to 50 on Your Housekeeping Expenses
Iteaiitiful Btohod Glassware-
broken sets, worth from ?2 to M
per dozen, on sale.
wino uiBBses
GhampagnoQlasaos
Water Glasses. . . .
Sherbet Qlassos. ,
Frosted Sherbets.
Sugar & Creamers.
Etc.. Etc
All Cut and Ktclied
on Sale, nt
25 DISCOUNT
A Splondid Opportunity to Fill in
On Good Olasswaro.
w
EACH
Glassware,
i
OAS LIGHT SUNDRIES AT SITE-
CIAL I1AKGAIN PItlOES
Inverted Gas Lights, complete and
roady to put up, on sale, at 35
Upright Gas Lights, complete and
ready to put up, on sale, at 45
Gas Mantles, Inverted or upright,
two for 156
Gas Mantles, invortcd or upright,
16c values, at 10c
2ftc Gas Mantles, invortcd or up
right, at 10
M Discount On All Gas or
Klcctrlc Lamps.
22 lbs. best Granulated Sugar. . .91.00
48-lb. sacK Desi nign gruuo jjmmimu
H Flour 51.10
10 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond C or
laundry Queen White Laundry
Soap for .........800
UO lbs. best "White or Yellow Corn
me Ell ' for
h lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for 850
6 lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans
tor 850
i lbs. fancy Japan nice. 10c iiualUjr.
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkff. So
Grape-Nuts. pkK 100
Heratiey's Breakfast Cocoa, lb. ..aoo
McLaren's Peanut Butter. lb...l3Vo
The best Tea Sittings, lb lOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 30o
OJtAirOSS OKAHQES
The California Navel Oranges are
finer In quality this season than
they have been in years.
Our Highland Navels are the pride
of California rich in flavor, ripe,
sweet and Juicy per dozen
10c, 15c, 30o, 38c. 30o
TKJJ OBEATEST VEGETABLE
MARKET FOB THE PEOPLE
HAVDEN'B
1G lbs. best Ohio Potatoes 35s
12 lbs. fancy Cooking Apples. ,. .too
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Ilodlshes or
Shallots, bunch So
Fancy California Cauliflower, per
pound . , .7 ViO
Fancy Head Lettuce, each 76o
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce 100
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, per
quart 1314
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips, lb. 3Ho
Red or Yellow Onions, lb 3Uo
Holland Heed Cabbage, lb 3Uo
3 stalKs Fresh, celery
rOB QUALITY HEATS AT TEE
BIOKT FBICES THY HATDBH'B
rrasT. it fays.
Fresh DreHsed Spring Chickens Sat
urday at wholesale prices,
D lbs, best Leaf Lard 98o
The best quullty hindquarters mut
ton, lb 13?io
The best quality foroquarters Mut
ton, lb 8?c
The best quality Spring Lamb, hind
quarters, lb lOo
The best quality Pork Shoulders,
pound 1394c
The best quality Shoulder Buttx,
pound IOV40
The best quality Pot Roast, lb.i3o-10o
No. 1 quality Bacon., 20o-17V4o
No. 1 quality Leun Bacon. . ,3So-33Ho
l,S00 lbs. Diamond C Skinned Hum,
pound , ,174o
The best bulk Healshlpt Oysters,
quart 4So
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Woolens, Etc., In Domestic Room
Mode Sheets, 72x90, GOo values.. 3So
Wumsuttu. 81x90 Seamless Sheets,
$1.10 values SSo
Tioga. 72x98 Made Sheets, 56c values,
for 7 48o
Hemmed Bed Spreads, i size, 8C0
values B80
Hemmed Bed Spreads, good size and
weight, SI. 69 values 11.39
Marseilles Bed Spread, full size and
patterns, 13.60 values ,.83.80
Pillow Coses ISo, 13Uo &&& 7Uo
58-inch Bleached Table Danmsk, as
sorted patterns, 3Co values sso
Brown Crash Linen Toweling-. 10u
values 7$c
Huck or Turkish Towels, lOo values,
tor , 70
Bleached Table patterns, 1 yards
long, assorted patterns, $1.15 val
ues SCO
;lt Pays TRY HAYDENS' FIRST It Pays;
IMPLEMENT MEN SAVE MONEY
Freight Checking Department Helps
Dealers Considerably.
LEHMKUHL IS AGAIN ELECTED
Resolutions Are Adopted Commrnd-
lnir-the Jobbers for the Inter
est'Tliey Have Taken In
the Convention.
The sum of $1,621.30 was saved for the
retail Implement dealers meratjers of the
Midwest Retail Implement Pealers' asso
ciation by the freight checking depart
ment, which has during the last year
been looking oyer errors in freight bills
for the members. Th.e reP.0.rt was made
by C. E. Chllde of tho traffic bureau of
Iho Omaha Commercial club, who has
been handling tho checking for the as
sociation. This sum was saved to 210 members who
turned In freight bills to be checked. Of
this sum $3,000.32 already has been col
lected, while of outstanding claims not
yet collected there are $1,623.98.
The total amount represents a saving
of an average of $22.02 per member. An
overcharge of $M0 was found for one
member, for another un overcharge In
freight of $10. Fourteen members ha
an average overcharge of from $00 to
$100. Thirty-five members had overcharge
of from $25 to $00 apiece. Sixty members
had an overcharge of from $10 to $23 per
member. Thirty-six members had an
overcharge of from $5 to $10 per member.
Seventeen members had an overcharge
of from $3 to $0 and forty-six members
had less than $3.
. Not Intentional Overcharges.
This, the report explains, does not
mean that the railroads Intentionally
overcharge ttje dealer', but It explains
that on account of the very complicated
schedules o'f freight rates, It is easy for
mistakes to occur and accumulate on
Individuals until they amount to a great
deal of money. The attention of the
members was called to the fact that they
are amply repaid In their membership
In the association In setting such re
markable service In the checking of their
freight bills.
Ed Lehmkule of Wahoo, was re-elected
president of the association for another
year. E, E. Morris of Turin, la., was
chosen vice president. John Patterson
of Kearney and Martin Nelson of Hart
Ington were chosen'members of the board
of- directors. -The secretary and treasurer
are chosen by the board of directors.
Lincoln Want- Meeting;,
An invitation from the Lincoln Com
mercial club u-klng that the iivfcoclutlon
meet at Lincoln next year vu-- rcud mid
rnflrrid In ttll tinnrrl nf itlr. ctrira Tli,.
1
Lincoln club offered to furnish the as
sociation the ubo of tho auditorium and
to give the body a banquet.
The resolutions adopted at tho closing
meeting commended the Implement
wholesale houses in Omaha who closed
their sample flours during the' forenoons
of the first two days of the convention
and attended the convention. Tho res
olutions reaffirmed the former stand of
the association for proposed 1-cent
postage.
Ralph Fariss Now
Denies, Omaha Job
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Jan. 9,-Ralph
Fariss, a young train bandit sentenced to
hang next March for murder, thinks
highly of reform schools. Ho told the
warden of San Quentin prison yesterday
that the training he had received at
Washington and California reform schools
had done him much good.
Fariss begged the warden to aid him
!n his fight to escape tho gallows. He
denied that he had held up a Burlington
train near Omaha last November. Omaha
authorities had telegraphed that the de
scription of FarlsH tallied with that of
the Burlington bandit-
The prisoner Ibo denied that ho had
I. Hied a fnn Francisco boy who was
J shot b) u burglar last in"nth.
HOLDS TRAIN FOR FATHER
Fond Parent Was Eating When it
Pulled Out with Youngsters.
TEAIN DISPATCHER HELPS OUT
Orders Union Pacific Train No. 15
to IVult nt Fremont In Order
tn Reunite the Little
Family.
Whllo their father complacently satis
fied his appetite a: a lunch counter In
tho Union Pacific station here Thurs
day night, Union Pacific train No, 15
rolled out of tho depot with his two
children, aged 2 and 3 years, respectively.
Finishing his pic, the father strolled
to th4 cigar case, purchased a Havana
and started for tho gates, 'fho train
was gone.
Then the fond parent got well under
way. The station master, the call boys
and information desk, and the tele
graph operators wero' brought Into ad
vice. Flnully he got Into communication
with tho chief dispatcher for the Union
Pacific, mid presented liU cuse.
"(Jet on No. 3, and I'll have them hold
! No. 15 qt Ficiwmt until you get there,'
1 promptly repllid the dlsiut'-h'T
Th futjicr, torn with parental love and
duty and other things which returned to
his mind most rapidly, got aboard No, 3
with alacrity.
In tho meantime, a fat traveling sales
men on the train ahead had discovered
the two children. He had one or two
about' tho same size at home. Leaning
over tho back of the seut, ho played
with tho elder youngster for a while, and
then began to look around for tho parent
of the children.
No parent was to bo found,
Ross L. Hammond, collector of Internal
revenue nt Omaha, gazed suspiciously at
tho children, and being unable to recall
anything In tho rules of his department
to cover such a caifo, sat down .and began
to make faces and noises like a cow, for
tho amusement of tho youngsters.
Other passengers, discovering the at
tiactlon, laid asldo their newspapers and
magazines und joined tho little party.
It was a ripping hour for tho kiddles.
They laughed and smiled to tho delight of
tho littlo audience, and the passengers
redoubled their efforts to entertain them.
At Fremont, however, the fun camn to
of No. 15 received a telegram, ordering
though forgetful father.
Before No. 3 had fully stopped Fond
Father, with his ticket for Denver In one
hand and his I. at In tho other, swung off
I the truiii and ran fur No, 1, whose engi
neer was threateningly ringing the bell.
Tho sprint was mado before an appre
ciative audience, and when the train
rolled out of tho yards at Fremont, the
conscience-stricken dad, oblivious of the
smiles of tho other people In the car,
cuddled tho babies one on either arm and
made good resolutions to himself.
Story Gets Actress
Her Lost Bracelet
Through a story printed In Tho Omaha
Bee early this week, Myra Beverly, an
actress playing at tho Empress theater
last week In tho "Bachelor's Dream"
company, will recover her bracelet watch,
which was found In the postofflce lobby
by a watchman, M1b Beverly left
Omaha believing that the watch had been
stolen from her room at the Neville, ho
tel. The company went to Lincoln, and
there she read of the finding of the
bracelet In the postofflce lobby. She
wroto Assistant Postmaster J, I, Wood
ard a.nd the description of the Jewelry
corresponds so exactly with tho watch
found that tho ownership Is firmly es
tablished. The watch will be sent Miss
Beverly at Kansas City by Insured par
cel post, C O. 1)., for the amount of
postago and Insurance required to mall
the package.
Income Tax Blanks
Ready for Mailing
to Many Nebraskans
ltoss I Hammond, collector of Internal
revenue for the district of Nebraska, has
received the blanks for Individual reports
required under the new Income tax law,
and the blanks will be sent to many Ne-.
braskans this week. Whllo the Internal
revenue department has already compiled
a list of persons suspected of having an
Income of more "than $3,000 a year, yet
the fact that these blanks for the report
are not matjed to an Individual will not
excuse that person from making the re
port. Failure to make tho report before
March 1, 19H, Is punishable with a fin
of from $20 to $1,000. The doctrine of "ig
norance is no excuse of the law" applies
to this as well as other federal laws, and
the assertion that one did not know the
report was require will not be an ade.
quate defense If tho Individual la prose
cuted by the government.
The Cause of Rheumatism
Is stomach trouble, Jaiy liver and d
ranged kidneys; try Electric Bitters; reg
ulates liver and helps kidneys to work,
60c and $1.00. All druggists. Advertiser
mcnt.
