THE BBB: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1914.
More Delermined Price Reductions
on all Our Women's Coals Saturday
An Extraordinary Purchase
Thousands of Picture Frames
Saturday at Just a Fraction
of Their Value
We bought the entire overrun of the Empire Moulding
works, made up from their year's remnants of picture
mouldings. Scores and scores of styles and finishes. All
LEATHER BAGS
23. Saturday aiL i Price
1 vou have neon the window displays you will cer-
tatnly appreciate wnai reiuumuuie iucaio
Real seal, real morocco.
real pin seal, real walrus
and goat akin bags, lit
the newest shapes and
. various glcs.mehave
been priced at 2.50,
some at $3 and noma up
toM
nro empty iramcs,
ready to be fitted
to pictures and
glass.
SIZES:
7x9,
8x10,
10x12,
11x14,
12x16,
14x18
If yon are In need of n winter coat to wear during the three cold weather
montlis to come, this event offers you an opportunity to own tho coat you
want at H ita actual value. Every now stylo nnd ovcry favorlto winter ma
terial is hero in 0110 or all of tlicso 3 sp scial groups. No offer can surpass tills!
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and 16x12.
Elegant frames, fault
lessly nindo and suitable
for fine pictured, photo-
nhs. certlfic ates,
censes, papers of value.
s well a commercial signs, stc
Everyone hss pictures at homo wait
Ins to bo framed.
Wo will fit your frame with glass nnd picture nt nominal
charge or you may do it yourself, uring your pictures wiui
you Saturday anil fit them properly in beautiful frames at
a trifling expense. Values almost beyond belief.
5 Big Lots On 3rd Floor Saturday
9c-19c-29c-39c-49c
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Winter Coats
Arabians,
Perslanas,
Seal Flushes,
Chinchillas,
Boucles and
Fine Novelties.
Worth up to $30
13
75
Winter Coats
Plain and novelty ma
terials, in the styles
rarely seen In any but
finest coats.
Worth up to $20
$075
Winter Coats
Styles that aro now,
qualities that will
wear splendidly, val
ues that you cannot
find elsewhere.
Worth up to $15
$C75
120 Messaline Silk Princess Slips
Good Rrado of messnllno, In nil tho deslrablo colors; made with
laco edging; actually worth up to $5.00, Saturday
I $198
Children's
"d Juniors
COATS
at Half Price
Saturday you may select any girls' coat
in our entire stock for exactly one-half th
regular prices. The stock la immense and
the varieties unusually complete.
$3.00 Children's Coats, ut....1.50
$5.00 Children's Coats, at....S3.S0
I7.K0 Children's Coats, at.... $3.75
$10.00 Children's Coats, at.... 83.00
116.00 Children's Coats, at.... 97.00
CHILDREN'S RAIN CAPES, $1
Good, practical capes for school Wear, red
or blue; plaid lined hoods, Guaranteed to
shed rain; 11.50 and fl.98 values tl.oo
kfatV and Small Children's
BATH ROBES at HALF PRICE
Eiderdown and blanket robes. months
to 8 year ages; wash colors: full cut
S1.E0 Robes, at .78 $ J.B0 Robos, at $1.38
$2.00 Robes, at 91.09 3.00 Robe, at 91.00
8 if
Leather Bags, worth to $10, at $3.69
$Q.69
Tt Icliest. irrade of real seal, real pin seal,
rai morocco, real wnlrus, real saffcln;
Mark and nil nonulnr colors; newest of I
shapes and styles; silk or leather lined ,
2 to 5 fittings in each hag, worth $0, J.oo
and somo worth oven more.
99f
Lingerie and
Voile Waists
HALF
PRICE
Odd and samplo
waists, embroider
ed and lace trim
med many are
samples, some are
slightly soiled
wonderful values.
Women's 14.00 Waists, 82.00
Women's $5.00 Waists, 93.60
Women's $7.50 Waists, 93.78
Women's $10 Waists, isjOQ
$ 12.no Waists, at $o.as
$16.00 Waists, at 97,00
Silk Petticoats, $69
Odd and broken lots of good mos-
salino petticoats, in all colors and
sizes, worth up to $3.50, at
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Silk Lingerie
At Half Price
Daintiest of Bilk lingerie, in crepe do
chtne, chiffon and Jap silks; hund em
broidered and real lace trimming;
(Towns, chemises, petticoats and combi
nation suits.
$5.00 Silk , Undergarments. 32.50
$7.C0 Silk Undergarments, $3.75
$10.00 8llk Undergarment, $0.00
$12.50 Silk Undergarments. W.2S
$16.00 Silk Undergarments, 87.03
Marabout asd 1 Y
Ostrick Scarfs, PfirP
Muffs and Set 1 1VV
On Bsoond noor.
Many of our most beautiful sets aro
here. They are practical and fasliion
able all the year round.
Boorfs that were $5, now 83.50
Muffs that were $S, now sa.60
Scarfs that were $10, now 96.00
Muffs that were $10, now 8S.O0
Sets that were $26, now 813.60
Bets that were $36, now 917XO
Silk
Waists
Price
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0 K"'" 7
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Sne
silk waists. In all
the Rood styles &
colors of the sea
son. Some odd and
sample garments,
broken lots, etc..
18.98 Silk Waists S4.C
$10.00 Htlk Waist 80.0
$12.50 Silk Waists $3.35
$15.00 Silk Waists 87.50
$20 Silk Waists at 810.0
Bath Robes and Silk Kimonas
Plain and figured silk, blanket robes and
wool eiderdown, actually worth dey q
$7.50, Saturday, at tpsD7
52,000 Pairs of Hosiery
Odd Lots, Irregulars and Seconds From the
Black Cat Hosiery Co.
at Sensationally Low Prices
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Although these men s, women s am; ciiiiurcn
classed as seconds, the Imperfections could never be noticed in
appearance or wear.
Boys' and Children's lBo and 36c hose and Infants' Hose, pair, joo
Women's 3 So asd 38o quality
Black Cat Hosiery
regular and out sizes
Saturday, Pc pair.
15c
Misses', Children's and Infant'
85o quality Hosiery,
tn all sites. Saturday
per pair, at
15c
Ken's pure thread, silk, SOo
Hoslery, doable lisle
soles i blnok and ool
ors. now at
19c
Men's aso Cotton Hosiery, Black
and colors, don
ble soles. Black"
Cat make, pair. .,
12ic
A REAL SENSATION!
Every Soys Overcoat
in Our Stock That Haa $)25
Been Selling1 at $5 to T "f
ma tn siisjirrDntV je
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All slsea for boys.
ag-es e to is years,
lone lensth model,
with Vt or full belt,
shawl or convertible
collars, all this sea
son's newest materi
als, irray and brown
diagonals and fancies.
TWe-Twety-Five
Bays' a Bias rff
Bolts JTorfolk xnoa
ls. is a beautiful
saads of kins fine
wale re, r
to 13 years,
at ...
rt, Bjrs a
$3.45
S4 and 93 ffarsalle
Baits xusslaa ana
slease styles, 1st Mas
ntrgt, velvet eeran
roys, twetas, wors-
S2.45
XMsysr
BOYS'
FURNISHINGS
Mo Beys' Urt..89o
Bars' Bisases.lMe
?l.BO Cerdaroy jfaata
or SI
1 X a t o k r tteeke
. Vasts, Many fally
Se Unas 4e
The Final Clean-Up i Men?s Overcoats Suits
SATURDAY'S PRICES MEAN A SAVING TO YOU OF FULLY ONE-HALF
ANY BTjAOK OVERCOAT, $12.50
Convertible collars and regular col
lars, regular aires. 34 to 44; stouts,
Bites 42 to 50; all 44 ?fl
to 62 Jnchoa long, at. . J 1 u w
Men's Fancy Vests, Tuxedo and full
dress vests, worth up to $0, t.Qg
Mw'a I'H Ircss Suits, sUk llnel,
worth up to $UO, at 814.50
Men's Convertible Collar Fancy Over-
coats, values tip to. sin, at. . , . .55
Mcn'n All Wool Mackinaw Coats,
worth up to 810, at $4.50
Men's 50-lnch leg Mackinaw Ulsters
t S7.50
Men' SUITS
and Overcoats
worth up to $17.50
Includes Blue BerKe SuttH
and Shawl Collar Overcoats,
rood, serviceable new styles
$T50
Men's SUITS
and Overcoats
worth up to $25
Including Shawl Collar
Chinchilla Overcoats, blue
arcs and fancy weave suits
10
Men's SUITS
and Overcoats
worth up to $30.
Includes hundreds of our
highest class Overcoats and
Hulls greatly reduced
$1050
PLUSH LINED OVERCOATS
Muskrat or Persian Lamb Collars,
worth up to J35, at
S16.50 and S18.50
All Fur Lined Coats at reduced
prices.
BASEMENT CLOTHING DEPT.
Men's Overcoats and Suits In all
sizes, various patterns; well made,
and will clve splendid service all
winter long; have been selling up
to J7.B0; basement 93
Men's Worsted, Cashmere and Cordu
roy Pants, worth up to $2.50, QQ
basement
Drugs and Toilet Articles
15c
S-gTaln Aspirin
Tablets, a dor.
Phenolax Wafers.
? I?.?.0.:.. 29c
Essence of Pepper
mint, a-01. 141
bottle I
Colgate's Vara Glyo-
erine, ft -id.
bottle
Pure "Witon
full pint
bottle
geldllts Pow
ders, 10 In box,
Sal. Hepatic,
OSo site bottle
Pluto Water,
330 slse bottle
Sloan's Xinl
ttent, COO slse,
Caldwell's Syrup ox
Pepsin, KQp
. www
19c
Hazel,
12c
15c
24c
29o
29c
91.00 size
sn-ixuls-Teain Borax.
and trial slse OO-Mule Team Borax
Soap Clilps, both for
Staaond Dyes, Cn
all colors, at... UU
Sasderlne,
600 slse bottle
Nodlnola Cream O Q n
6O0 slse Jar...
Packer's Tar I Op
Soap, the caKs. a w
Cooo Castile En
Soap, 3 cakes..
Caathrox Sbaapoo.
28o
Pebeco. Tooth, Paste,
& ."!!: 28c
White Ivory Dress
ing Combs, 9Rrt
OOo yalues fcUU
Ebony Manicure But
ters, worth. 9Qn
780. at fc"
Xary Garden Per-
o..th.'. 51.59
B-lb. paokaff
35c
O-OEDAR OIL MOPS.
a perfect cleanlnc Mop sanitary clrar.s as
well as polishes at the samo time, fitvlna; a
clear, permanent luster: does not scatter the
(lUHi ana canuui nmr u
scratch the furniture;
can be washed and
cleaned; spe
cial at
DRUG DEPT.
Main Floor.
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Superior Values in Shoes
Women's Hitch Grade SHoes nt 91.96 This Included all our broken
lines of f 4 and (6 shoes, in black, gun metal, patent leather, tan calf
and gray and brown suedes, a pair. . 51.08
Women's Victoria 81ioes, In patent and gun metal leathers, with broad,
or Barrow toes, hlah or low heels, button style, at, pair. . . , 8348
Women's $-4 and $8 Evening Slippers, in patent, mat kid, gray and
black suede, also a number of colored satins, in pink, blue, red and
lavondor, Saturday at, pair
Alisses' and Children's School Shoes, in sun metal, vlcl kid with patent
tips, nil sites, pair $1.40
Men' $3" Oak Hall Shoes $2.65
Dull gun metal, vici, tan calf nnd patont
leathor in English, styles and broad fir
tee lasts button, blucher and laco, ftD()
Boys' SolidLeather School Shoes
In tan and black, button and blucher 1 aq
styles, at $1 70
10c Shoe Polish and
Dressing at. . , So
O lit Kdge Polish, spe
cial, at., 18c
fiF.
mm
Za Photo Camera Dept. ICaln Ploor.
1 1914 Sundial Calendars
f An ideal nhotoirraDh and Picture holder
and oaleadar combined a very pretty sou
venirvarious alias.
Sizo 4x0 at, each ?c; dozen for 7nc
Size UUx4Ut eaclt 8c ; dozen for. . .85c
Size 5Hx3i each flc; dozen for. . .CSo
One lot, all sues, but broken lines, r
choice at. each J"
39c Fancy Ribbons at 25c
Fancy warp prints and plain moire ribbons, 6 J Inches
wide; values we have never botore offered for OP
less than 39c yard; special at, yard awOC
Basement Corset Dept.
Brassieres, made of muslin, trimmed with embroidery
edge and embroidery medallion set in front; OP
50o regularly; to close out wC
Corsets In sizes 19 to 30, made of couttl, long over
hips, with elastic band below back wire; fiQ
special at DuC
MEN'S FURNISHINGS at SHARP Price Reductions
Men's and Boys' Heavy
Winter Gloves
Men's Sample Dress and
Street Gloves
98c
69c
Saturday we offer the choice of Immense lots of Manhattan
ShirtB, known everywhere as the finest shirts for men, In all desir
able patterns, in three groups at greatly reduced prices:
Our J3.60 and $3.70 Manhattan Shlrta
Our ?2.G0 Manhattan Bhirts f
Our $2 Manhattan Shirts..
.$i.n8
mkx'K limil-GRADK NKGIJGEE SHlltTS Shirts of extra fine
quality, nil new pntterns, all exceptionally well mudo g
and carefully sized, worth up to $2.50 $ 1 1 0
Men's Wool Undershirts and Drawers, worth up to $1,60, at. ..00c
Men's extra heavy Fleeced Union Suits at 75c
Men's all wool $4 and i Sweater coats. ?.oo and Ju.oo
Men's DOc Oytlng Kiannci Nignt uowns oc
Men's 25c and 35c Wool Hosiery at, pair 15c
Men's 25c Knit Mufflers at, each ...Oc
Men's 50c quality Suspenders at. pair 25c
Men's fine 811k Hose, worth to 50c, at i5c
Men's Cotton and Lisle Hose, worth to 19c, at 7c
Men's 50c Heavy Un
dershirt and Drawers.
basement,
at
29c
Hoys' 1 Wool Sweater
Coats, special sale
price, basement, Qq
Men's $l and $1.15
Union Suits, special, in
IfTT: 75c
MAWA'S PET AT SCHOOL
EXMUiple at Wbnt Teachers Contend
Aratnat In T rain in a
Youths.
The woman in the heliotrope cown
Ujhed. "They certainly have queer teach
ers in the schools nowadays," she con
'Ided to the woman In grape color. "Your
BvangeUn is in the same class with my
Frederick, isn't she? Well, what do you
think of that Miss Etterick they have to
itach themT"
"71 don't know," confessed tho wom
an, in grape color, "I've been so busy
getting the house cleaned and doing the
other fall work that I haven't had time
to visit ike school." ,
Then you'd better' solemnly declared
the wobmb In heliotrope. "My dear,
oso one enjrbt to do something! Why,
A-hen I tfelnk of Frederick In that Miss
KtUrick'a charge all year, and with his
esHIv Mature, I am terribly upset! Do
you know what that woman did? Wrote
roe a set aayln that Frederick was not
dolnc weil in his arithmetic, She said
he evidently needed to put more work on
It!
"Well, alter the receipt of that note I
went to the school as fast as I could!
-'Miss Kttertck J said to her. 'I
don't suppose you realise that when you
criticise Frederick you are crushing alt
the lite and spirit out of him. He is not
like other boys,1 I said. 'He needs en
couragement and help and Interest, and
I am sure he works very hard!'
he sort of sighed and looked at me
In a cold way. You could see she was
not trying in the least to make herself
agreable. 'Help! Interest!' she repeated
the words.
'And then she declared that she de
voted twice as much time to IredericU
as to any other boy in the class and that
she was perfectly dlscouriured at his lack
of Interest She said he knew nothing at
all that day about the lesson.
"I explained to her that Frederick had
had no time to study at home the previous
evening because I had taken him to a
children's party and she had the ef
frontery to say that children shouldn't
go to parties on school nights! That was
too ridiculous, for the party was at the
Bertons. I told her soand she said;
stolidly; 'What of Itr The Mortons!
Why, I know women who'd give their
yo teeth to get their children noticed by
the BertonsT Of course your Evangeline
wasn't asked because you've only lived
here two years, and Mrs. Bcrton Is so
particular with whom her children as
sociate. She selects only the very best.
Of course, If she really knew Evangeline
I am sure-"
"Ob, I think we can live without tho
Bertons!" declared the woman In grape
color, frostily.
"I'm sorry you take It so hard," said
the woman in heliotrope. "But we were
speaking about Miss Etterlck. I told her
that Frederick was nervous and sensitive
and that I was not going- to hava him
ruin hi constitution studying and become
a nervous wreck. I pointed out to her
that what she was being paid for was to
get children through her grad without
bothering the parents, who have many
cares and responsibilities.
" 'If you were a capable teacher, Miss
Etterick,' I said, 'Instead of complaining
about poor little Frederick and making
Ms life miserable with your nagging you
would know what to do to push him
ahead I J am sure that's what a teachor
ought to do.'
"Ileally, my dear, I thought for a min
ute that awful woman was going to bo
Insufferably Insolent. She said something
about Its not being her duty to furnish
brains for her pupils, but I Ignored It.
She Is utterly impossible.
"I shall expect,' I told her, firmly.
'good r-jports from Frederick from now
tn!'
" '1 am sure.' sho said, 'I hop you'll
get them! But If you want good reports
from him you must make him study!'
"Miss Etterick,' I replied, 'I am en-
dtavorinff to bring up my son In a way
that will encourage him to do things
without being made! I would not Insult
Ma Intelligence by ordering him to do
anything!
" 'With your heartless Ideas atut chil
dren,' 1 told her. 'I wonder how you
manage to hold your position. If Fred
erick falls to pass to the next grade at
the end of the year I shall know the rea
son! Tt will be because he was worked
to death by you and his nerves shattered!'
Thn I walltMl awav and left her
speechless. I think It was a shock to her
to see her real self so accurately
described. My dear, I advise you to go
and see what that woman Is doing to
Evangeline before It is too late! The
Idea of her trying to make Frederick
study against his will when KreoencK
Is so sensltlvel"-Walt Mason. In Chicago
News,
ECONOMY GOES THE LIMIT
Dairy Lunch Ufflelenry Engineer
Checks the Toothpick
(irab.AII.
"It beats the devil, this high cost of
Irving." observed a man in one of our
most daring dairy lunches, as he reached
for the toothpick tray and missed It
That is. he didn't exactly miss the tray;
he missed the toothpick wherefore hi
observation on economic conditions In
general. The toothpicks were there In
tha trnv as usual, hundreds of them,
only they had a glass cover with a
peculiar slit In the top. Ho ogam reacnea
for a toothpick and again missed. Then
lm l nvf a titrated, and to his disgust found
that the dairy lunch proprietor had actu
ally caged his toothpicks. First
he thought it might be for sanitary
reatons. for toothpicks you know, are
very instruments of Iniquity when It
comes to toothsome germs. But on the
cover he read; "Press down gently."
Then be saw that the slit moved downward-something
llko those patent sloppy
Inkwells some of us have on our desks.
He pressed, nnd slowly, with the un
certain movement of a man reaching
for an unxpeted bill, a toothpick
reared Its dainty point above the slit.
It was an Interesting tussle, this one
between the man In tho dairy lunch nnd
the modest and retiring toothpick. The
toothpick retired some five or six times
before the man got a splendid grip on
one-fifteen-hundredth of an Inch of Its
linear measurement and firmly lifted ll
out of the glass-cased tray, "it does
beat the deil, this economy," observed
the victorious diner as he departed with
his toothpick. "I can remember-any-body
can remember when we could
have all the toothpicks we wanted. But
this Is the last attenuation of nlggardll-ness-glvlng
one toothpick at a time. It
Is rather hard on poor chaps like me.
You see, my wife has an unreasoning
hatred for toothpicks doesn't want them
In tho house, let alone on the table. 1
have relied In the past on the dairy
lunch Bupply. Now, I suppose, there's
nothing left but the butt end of a match."
Indianapolis News.
llovr to Trerent MilUaa Attack.
"Coming events cash their shadows b
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attacks. Your appetite wtll fall, yon will
feel dull and lanquld. If you are subject
to bilious attacks take three of Cham
berlain's Tablets as soon as these symp
toms appear and the attack may be
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The Persleltent -and Judicious Use ot
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Business Success.
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