'I HE BER: OMAJ1A, TfintSDAY, FEBRUARY 'J(, 1914.
ONCE IN CLASSWITH CRANKS !sabakercobpomtionTUI)E'
Chatlcs Y. Knight. Inventor of Si
lent Knight, Fonght Alone.
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WOUJJ) NOT LISTEN TO HIM
Pamom Inventor Unit llnnl Time
Kftilnir llenrlntff lint l Now
One of Lenders nf Devel
opment nf Motor.
t attention In this country In ISM. WpQf PVTl HE1 IT fn
, Knight brought out 1.1. motor-a V Gb bbi U JlcUI Ul
State is Covered
With Snow Blanket!
A short chunky man walked leisurely
anions the exhibits at the fourteenth
national automobile show In the Coliseum
at Chicago. The name of this man was
displaced In gold letters In the exhibits
of more than half a dozen automobiles.
Five years ago tne same man visited the
Chicago show. He was practically tin
know except as a "pest'' among the
makers of cars In this country, lie was
-'brok" but he had confidence.
The man Is Charles Y. Knight, the in
vento of the silent" Knight sleeve valve
motor, which has lieen tho sensation of
the automobile builders of tho world, and
w.thln four years the pipular machines
' America and Kurope have been oqulp
led with KnlKht's Invention. Hut back
of Knight's success Is a talu similar to
tho history of many Inventors who sought
recognition for years.
Automobiles were just beginning to at
tract
The
type radically different In many ways
from the ordinary gasollno engine,
Knglneers who built the outside vnlve
motor laughed at him and the manu
facturers of automobiles were too busy
to hear Knight's recommendation for his
own motor. They refused to Investigate.
The nuestlon of maximum efficiency,
silence, high power and smooth opera
tion did not concern the makers then.
They wero Interested mostly In bringing
out 4 machine that would run and keep
rupnlnt.
"But my motor Is not only superior
theoretically, but practically," Knight
urged.
"It's Just a freak," was the answer of
the factory engineering experts.
He went to England In 1007. The en
gineers of the Continent and England
hd been trying to perfect a "quiet en
gine," but had met with little success.
Knight went to tho. Daimler company at
Coventry. That company was the pioneer
In the manufacture of motors In England.
The engineering staff of that great motor
maker listened to Knight while he ex
plained the operation of the model which
he carried across with him.
The comparison of tho silent sleeve
valve motor, with the highly porfected
molora'of the Daimler company showcJ
k, large margin In favor of the Knight.
Kor over a year tho experimental depart
ment of the Daimler company tested and
tried the new engine. Months of tho
most "gruelling tests which tho engineers
could devise wero tried on tho new do-1
parturo In motor making. Tho English
engineers found that It did what tho In
ventor claimed for It.
11 'J t the Daimler company had patents
In Germany and already manufactured
an efficient motor. That company was
loath to adopt new principles which
meint the changing of machinery for
tho manufacture of motors 'n Its largo
Plant at Coventry. Hut Knlght'a motor
was better than the company's.
In 1608 the Dalrmcr company adopted
tho Knight alecvo valve principle, and
after eleven years, In which ho had spent
his savings and the savings of friends
Who had confidence In hint, Charles Y.
Knight, former newspaper reporter, wan
recognized as an Inventor. Friends of
3tr. Knight say. that he spent $150,000 bo
fore the Daimler company recognized tho
utility of his motor.
The motor was criticized, however, by
englnocra In the motor plants of other
Ungllsh motor manufacturers. "The new
motor Is good only In theory-It has not
been proven." they said. "rojnt valvo
engines are good enough. Why didn't
America recognize this engine If It Is
aupenor to our poppet valve type?"
, Knight faced the same StOtm of criti
cism that Alexander Hell, B. W. Morse,
Langley and other men with now mechan
ical Ideas havr. suffered, ljut tho Daim
ler sale Increased double, then tripled,
and Cittier English manufacturers became
inturcMcttan this new motor.
Th othrr makers demanded a test of
tjie motor by the Itoyal Automobile club
of England-the highest automobile en
Blneerlng authority on the Island. The
Datmer company mado the rttles ten
times as difficult as tho engineers of th-
Itoyal e)ub proposed.
TJm test was equal to two years of
actual service. Tor 1S2 hours, or flvo and
one-half days, two Daimler-Knight mo
tors ran steadily under tho observation
of the club authorities. Every minute
of that time they Ucvcroned m ner .
moro horsepower than the rating given
by the maker, noth motors then wero
mounted In cars and driven to the llrook
lands track, where they were driven
steadily for four day and nights, cover
trig :,000 miles at an average speed of
forty-two mites an hour. Following tho
redway test the motors were again
Placed on the rack in the testing labora
tory for five hours more of running.
In this test, th thlrty-elght horse
power motor developed fifty-seven horse-non-er.
or throe horsepower more than
nt the, first test on the track. And Knight
ays that one of the features of the motor
la that IU power.lncrcases with use. The
Hoyal Automobile club of England an.
proved the motor.
Following the announcements of the re
sults of that trial, the motor was adopted
by other nmmlmni v...., .
. ..v.. . iuiuican matters orl.
motor cars, ranhard. Marcedes, Minerva
and others were quick to embody lh'-
vrinsnne in me construction of
their machine. Each year has witnessed
an Increase In the uio of tho motor in
Europe and In America.
The first American car to adopt the
new motor was the Wtearns in 1911. since
tjicn man.y others have used it. Hut
only In tho last two years has Knight
begun to realize that success Is his.
1 lisHt (bpsIIIIIIBkP''
A IPhil I
Itcjiorts to the railroads yesterday j
wcrr to the effect that the western half
of Nebraska had from one to two and .
one-halt Inches of snow Tuesday nlKht und '
yatsterdny the weather a cold and iul".
Tho snow Ik lying its it fell. This storm
did not come enst of a line drawn ninth
and south through North l'lntte. West of ,
there, from up In South Dakota down j
Into Kansas thq.snow was general. j
The itimo reports to the railroads Inill-
cati that there wero all kinds of tern- ;
peratures In Nebraska Tuenday night. It '.
rouged from 20 nbove to 10 below. Tho !
coldest point seemed to be at Arapahoe 1
and tho warmest nt Hluo Hill. There were
numerou stations where It was 4 to 0 (
below und still more where It was from ,
zero to 12 to IS above.
The t'nlon Pacific reported 30 above .
at Sidney, with warmer west of there. j
On the Northwestern tho temperature '
through Nebraska ranged from zero to I
15 above, white west and out In Wyoming 1
It was from S to 25 degrees above. j
Tho Burlington l)ad zero and below tern-1
pcruture In tho Wyoming lines, 2 to 0 i
below In tho sandhills and zero to 20 1
abovo over the South l'lntte line.
FERGUSON WILL TALK
ABOUT CONCRETE ROADS
Concrete roads and their economic ad
vantages Is the subject to be dlscussvl
before the Commercial club at the regu
lar public affairs luncheon this
noon, by Lewis K. Ferguson of Phila
delphia. Ho will Illustrate his Icctmo
with lantern slide views of the noted
concrete roads of the country.
LaXrippe and Colds
InLaGippo and Colds, Antl-knmnla(A-K)
Tablets aro unexcelled, ns tbey stop tho
palm, soothe tho nerves, and bring the rett
so greatly noodod by nature to rettoro the
system to htmlth, l'hyilolant have used
thoso tablets for ovor twenty years, in tho
treatment of colds, favors end In grippe, and
have found no othor remedy more useful In
these conditions. Antl-kamnla Tablets nro
to Inexpensive, so pleasant to take, so sst
lilaotory In their results, and so useful Inoll
conditions whore there Is patn, that A-1C
Tablets should always bo kept In the houie
tor the time of need. Many of our ablest
physicians obtain port ect roiults In la grippe
and colds. by cleansing tho system with Kp-
som salts cr "Actolds". a vory good cathar
tic, putting tho patient on a limited diet, and
administering one A-IC tablet every two oi
three hours. This treatment will usually
break: Up tho worst case In a. day or two,
while in milder casos, ease and comfort fol
low aliuottlmmodlntely. These tablets are
also unoxoelled for Neuralgia, ltbeumatlo
Fains, Tho 1'nlns of Women, Indigestion
and Insomnia. AH druggists have them.
Gtnulnm A-K TabUtt btar fA K mar.
P. S.A'K Sai for Sort:
Vanish
Hackache ana Rheamutlsiu
Awsr.
Men and women having backache, rheu.
matlsra, stiff and swollen joints art hon
estly glad to Know that Foley Kidney;
Pills are successful everywhere In drlv-i
Ing out these Ills. Thct Is because Foley
Kdny Pills are a ttue medicine and
Quickly effective In all diseases that re
sult from weak, Inactive kidneys and
vrioory Irregularities. nev. c. M.
Knighton, llavanna, Pla writes; "I suf.
tertd Intenne pain In kidneys and back.i
hut after taking Foley Kidney Pills all
my pains disappeared, and though I ant
U years pld, 1 foci like a young man I
tgaln." For sale by all dealers every-
a here- Advertisement. I
Symptoms Aro Warnings g
to Wise Men. 9
The publication or a prescrip
tion of a fumed physlcluu would
prove fruitless to hundreds of
men If unable to rccomilxo tin
necessity for Its use. It Ik not
tho Intention or dcMre of th
writer to iuImIcuiI or frighten by
painting the horrom suffered by
tho prematurely used, but rather
In It the iluHlri) to slate nUIn
facta. The peculiar affliction I
which uealtoya umbltlon, organic I
Mirniigiii. energy mm nope is ac
companied by Homo of the follow
Ing nympiomn. If not by nil. Dull,
aunken cyen: thinness (nr abnor
mal fatnesiO, cold extremities,
Imi-hndic. weaknenn in the spine,
twitching spots bofore the eyes,
palna in back of head, lieudache.
trembling, fatigue, shrinking .if
tho kln. flabby flesh, lmpatre-1
memory. sloenleHsneHS. a at in.
i petite, coiutlputlon, kidney de-
luiicmneuiH ana n general tint'
parednesn for emergencies of all
Hurt.
The right kind of medical treat
ment will effeetually overcome
biii-Ii warning Kymptomit and re
store normal i-oudttloim If per
Hlstently used fur a few short
Week. ,
Any one can buy .tho ingredients
'and mix tho medlrlneit of this
prescription at homo hk It eon
tains no poisonous opiate what
ever. The Instructions for mixing at
home sevretly no that no empa.
raenicnt may bo felt, are as fol
lows Flrnt get thrco ounces of
H'yrup aareapurllla romfiund and
one ounce cumnoutul fluid balm
wort: mix and let aland tw
liouri. Then ndd one ounce com
pound essence cardtol and one
ounce tincture radomeno com
pound (not cardamom), nnd mU
all tugether. The directions aro
to take one truspoonful after ea h
meal und one when retiring, until
bounding health and full strength
aro restored. Even it few week.
will witness most wonderful ro
bults Advertisement
Tho Persistent and Judicious t'se of
Newspaper Advertising is the (toad to I
Huslncss Buoo )
HbIbVsIHHsIhIiTsbI
Fancy Goods and
Notions
Alteration Sale Specials for
Thursday. Remarkable
Bargains in New
Embroideries:
ICe Embroideries
at SVic Yard.
Matched nets and 5-yard loom-end
strips.
20c Embroideries
at 7V2Q Yard.
including a flno lino of baby roU
and 9-inch deml flounclngs.
35c Embroideries
at 15c Yard.
18-inch flouncIngB nnd cornet
cover embroideries, in splendid
assortment of patterns.
$2.00 Laces at 98 c Yard.
Including 18-Inch and . 27-inch
shadow flounclngs and doublo
width allovcr shadow laces.
On Sale in Domestic Room
5c Pearl Huttons, dozen. . .1JJ
$1.00 Handbags 3f)
Coats' Thread, spool
10c Kmbroidorles 3Jae
25c Hair Brushes 10
50c Ladles Neckwear 152
5c Handkerchiefs ....... .1JS
75c Ladios' Neckwear 20d
10r Lnccs, including vals., Zion
City and light and heavy tor
chons at, yard 3?6J
35c Illbbonx, extra wldo moire
taffetas and wide, fancy ribbons
at, yard 150
nsc Shopping lings, tho most pop
ular bag on tho market. . .15
$1.30 Thermos Ilottlcs, a perfect
article, will give excellent nerv-
ice 59d
2"c Hose Hupportcw, wldo elastic,
rubber button, white and colors,
pair 1Q6
GREAT ALTERATION SALE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Extensive Alterations and Repairs Throughout Our Big Store Will
necessitate Many Changes During the Hext Few Weeks, and We Have
Decided to Reduce Present Stocks to a Minimum in Short Order.
Hence This Unprecedented Value Giving in Desirable, Dependable
Merchandise, Making Possible During These Great Sale Days, Savings
of Unusual Magnitude and Certain Satisfaction.
Alteration Sale Snaps in Rugs
Thursday, Friday, Saturday 3d Floor
0x12 .Seamless Tapestry Hriissels Rugs, guaran
teed worsted face, 13.75 values, big line of pat
terns; alteration Bale price.... 38.49
27x51 Henvy Velvet Hugs, Oriental and floral
patterns, ?1.50 valuos; alteration- sale price,
only S5d
I.nce Curtain Stretcher, made from basswood,
will not warp, non-rustablo pins, size 6x12;
special alteration sale price 71)C
Three Rousing Draperflargains
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 3d Floor
One Table of Nottingham Curtains, 2 Vz yards long,
extra wide. $1.25 value; special alteration sale
price, per pair
One Table of Stripe Curtain Swiss, yard wide, 10c
value; alteration sale price, yard 4Ja
One Table of Novelty Curtains, Creams and Ecru,
big assortment of patterns, up to $3.00 value;
alteration sale price, pair 81.19
Specials in
CORSETS
Alteration Sale Specials
in the Corset Section That
Will Crowd the Dept.
Come In and Let Us Fit You
ltegtilnr $4 Corsets, In extra
heavy materials, beautifully
trimmed, on sale Thursday
at -..$1.08
Ono nig Lot of Hiasslcres,
nicely trimmed, values to 75c,
Thursday at 39t
Children's Two-Plcccd Wash
Suits, blue, tans, pinks and
grays 9Se to S1.45
Ono lllg Lot of Children's
Ilompcr.s, all colors and sizes,
Thursday at v492
You'll Readily Recognize the I
Underpricings of These Beautiful
Wash Dress fabrics
Main Wash Goods Section
31-lnch Scotch aing-hains, ISc values,
at 124o
New Cloth or Bstlns Orepe, regular
Z5o KO(l 100
511k Warp rrenoh CHnflinni, 35c valurs.lOo
Creps Tolls le Ho
Xorralns Xiorton Tlssuss, 18c values. .iaic
Souola Told, 30-lnch Ratine ranctes. . .35c
Tho New Knlibed Ratine. 48c
Imported Trench Ratine 48c
Bilk Bleed Ratine, 45 inches 91.00
91.50 Striped Ratine...... 90o
French Printed Crepe .65c
SOo Silk Striped Voile 38c
Trench Plaids, new, beautiful, 3C-lnch. .18o
Russian Cords, 35o value 18c
Two GLOVE
Specials
A Very Fortunate Pur
chase Alone Makes It Pos
sible for Us to Offer Such
Values.
Ladies' French Lambskin
Gloves, from a manufac
turer's surplus; these
gloves are worth up to
$1.25, all colors, at 49c
Ladies' 16-Button Length
Real French Lambskin
Gloves, in white oniy,
worth $3; special altera
tion sale price... $1.98
Women's and Children's
Ready-to-Wcar Bargains
Simply Matchless Thursday
Women's and Misses' Dresses,
made to sell to $25.00, charming
designs In crepe do chtno3,
charmeuse, taffetas and fancies;
;r!coa!!0.n..8.a!!... $10.00
Women's Winter Coats, chin
chilla, astrakhan and novelties,
made to sell at $15 dC QC
to $20; choice psJ.7J
Nobby Spring Tailored Suit Stles,
In most wanted fabrics and
styles, very special values
at S15.00
In the Big Domestic Room
Women's Percale House Dresses,
all sizes, worth up to 75c. .39i
Manufacturer's Stock of Women's
nnd Misses' Dress Skirts, in plain
and novelty materials, In tho
newest styles, worth to $5.00,
at S1.19
Women's Lawn Dressing? Sncqucs,
largo assortment, embroidered
edge, all sizes 7lb5
Ono Lot of Waists, slightly
' mussed, sold to $1.00 25 d
03 Women's Fino Wittier Coats,
all wool materials, worth to
$12.50, at S2.0S
Women's Itnln Coats, all sizes 16
to 4C, gray and tan.... 1.00
Women's Silk Underskirts, all
colors, Bold everywhere at $1.98;
alteration price 95i
Children's Coats, ages 2 to 6
years, assorted colors, sold at
$3.98; alteration price. . . .95J
Children's Legglns, Bearskin
Hoods nnd Corduroy, sold to
50c; alteration price lOd
Infants' Outtnj: and Knitted
Sncqucs, worth to 39c; altera
tion price .... 15d
Infnnts' Long Dresses, Pinning
lllonkets, Skirts," Boottees, sell
regularly to 35c; alteration sale
price 17 2
Infants' Shoes nnd Moccasins, in
all sizes, 50c values; alteratldh
sale price 14 d
Women's anil Misses.' New fcjprlng
Suits, in serges, all new shades,
novelty styles, worth $15.00;
alteration sale price. . .$7.95
Alteration Sal Bargains in Wool Dress
Fabrics of Desirable Weaves g Colorings
In Daylight Dress Goods Section
38-inch Orepe, in a big range of colors, 75c values;
alteration sale price 59c
One Big Lot of 40-inch Serges and Wool Taffetas,
$1.00 values; alteration sale price 69c
56-inch All Wool Suitings, all the new colors,
$1.25 valuos; alteration sale price 98c
42-inch Silk and Wool Mixtures, changeable ef
fects, $1.50 values, at $1.25
54-inch All Wool Venetian Cloths and Striped
Novelty Cloths, values to $2.00, at, yard. $1.50
36-inch All Wool Serges, nil colors, including
black, 59c valuos; alteration sale price 38c
if
linin Itparlmtnt Specials of Unquestioned
Merit flr Yours at Srwtiy Under Worth
Main Department Middle Room.
Hemstitched Pattern TaMa
Cloths, rtiRUiar mi 7c
1.76. now....
Silver Bleached Satin Sam
ask, rpRulur J I .flfl
il.SO yard, now
Tare Linen Dinner napkins,
reRUlar 4 dor., JJO
Unhunmed Fattern Table
$TnoV.7 ... 52.68
Beat Wtmintti 81x90
Sheets, worth RCn
11.25, now. OOU
Assorted lot Klg-h Oracle
White Goods, vRlues Cn
to 30c yard siOU
Items in the Big Domestic Room of
Intense Interest to Thrifty House
wivesWash Goods, Muslins, Sheet
ings, Etc., of the Best Makes.
1
Slnpt;on Btnnilard Prints,
Cc values 5J
Genuine Lorraine Tissues,
'25c values 1216
Anderson's 31 -Inch Ging
hams (mill ends), 25c
values 106
Xcw Voiles, pretty colors,
3G Inches wide, 19c val
uos .'"12H6
Dress Ginghams, good col
ors and patterns (mill
ends), 12 ac values,
at 7U6
Largo ize lluck or Turk
ish Towels, 12 c val
ues SU6'
Brocaded TopUns, good
colors, 25c values. -ISc
Fruit of tho Loom Muslin,
10c values 7H6
Mado Sheets, 72x90, 50c
values 256
Pillow Cases, good muslin,
42x3C, 1214c values,
at 7K6
Unbleached Muslin, 36
Inches wide, 7c val
uea 5j
.Moonlight Pillow Casing,
45 inches wide, 12
values 106
Hemmed IJcd Spreads, Si
slze, medium weights,
85c values 596
Our Great Alteration Sale Bargains in
Silks Seldom If Ever Equaled ia Omaha
IN DAYLIGHT SILK SECTION
36-inch Silk Poplins, in all colors, including
black, $1.00 values, sale price ) 68c
40-inch Printed Canton Crope, the new spring
silk, in floral effects, regular $1.25 values, 78c
40-inch All Silk Crepe de Chine, in the street and
evening shades, $1.50 quality $1.28
The New Spot roof Foulards, all tho new shades,
alteration s,ale price 68c
36-inch All Silk Messaline, Peau de Soie and Taf
feta, in black, $1.00 quality, on sale 78c
A Big Lot of Silts, such as messaline, taffeta,
foulards, tub silk, etc., worth up to $1.00 yard,
on sale at -38c and 48c
rr-
High Grade Marseilles Bed Spreads, regular J CA
in so value, on sale at. tiMU
Men's Union Suits, Shirts, Etc.
Men's Sterling Union Suits, all wool and silk and wool,
worth to $5.98 a suit, at, nlteratlon salo price, 81.98
and $2.08
Men's (Jlobo and Bradford AVooI Union Suits, worth to
3.98 a sutt. at $1.45 and $1.08
Mcti's Two-Pjeco Wool Suits, natural gray and tan colors,
worth to $2.00, on sale at, a garment.. Q&6 and $1.25
Men's Silk Hose, worth 50c, at, a pair 256
Tho Celebrated Marathon Hose at 12M6
Men's Maoo Kcet Hose, worth 15c, at 86
All the Men's Flno Dress Sblrts, worth up,to $2.00, now,
each 69t.wd 086
All the Men's Flannel Night Shirts nnd Pajamas, worth to
$1.50. go at 49 and 98t
f "
Drugs and Toilet Goods Specials
26c size Sloan's Liniment or
St. Jacob's Oil at ISo
25c Eastman Ucrizoln nnd
Almond Cream at 18o
100 Dr. Illnkle's Cnacara
Tablets, No. 3, for 15o
SRo Jar of Pure Peroxide
FVice Cream and U-lu. bot
tle (about l ot.) of Pure
IlydroKen Peroxide, tho two
for lOo
25c slzo Sal Hepatlca or
Seldllts Powders, each. 10a
60c Java nice or Posssonl's
Face Powder for 35c
35o bar, (about 1 lb.) Pur
Imported Castile Soap, i
bars to a customer, per
bar .....ISa
J1.00 I.a Treflo or Azurra
f ace Powders at'. 79o
60c Hudnutx Headhpart or
DagBett & naniBdcll's Cold
Cream at 39o
25c size Dr. E. L. Graves'
Tooth Powder at Bo
25c slzo Oriental Night
Cream, a perfect Cold
Cream, for 10a
GUARANTEED RUBBER
OOODS
Oreatlr Oat In Price.
$4.00 Wellington Syringe and
Hot Water Bottle, iruaranr
teed for 5 years, for. fa. 00
$2.50 Syringes and Hot
Water llottles go at,
each 91.00
75c Pure Cum Itubber (llovos
at,' the pair SOo .
If You Want a Hat to Finish Out the Season or
for Early Spring Wear Now Is Yeur Opportunity
Three Specials During Anniversary Sale
Any "Winter Hat in Stock, worth to $5".0.0, all cplors
and black, nothing reserved; alteration salo C
price O.UC
97.50 New Plume Hats, 94.98
Hats' marked down to
$7.60; trimmed with ostrich
bandu, ostrich plumes, fan
cies, flowers, etc. They aro
decidedly now spring: stylos
and come In black M Qft
and colors ti0
94.00 Plumes, J2.G6 lS-ln.
long-. 3-ply, heavy male'
stock, comes In black,
brown, navy, tnnfo. emer
ald and bottle green, Ron-,
darme blue, old blue, rasp
berry, white, etc, jfn ee
very special at., v
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear
and Outing Flannel Gowns
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, shirts and drawers, 6,0c
value, at ,. -206
Men'B and Boys' Outing Flannel Gowns, 50c value, at.35J
Roys' Blouo Waists black sateen, blue chambray, white
and stripes, with military collar, SOo value, at 256
Ladles' Square Knit Wool Shawls, values to $1.00, at 156
and 256
Ladles' Medium Weight Ribbed Underwear, vests or pants,
25c value, at ...106
Hinte FirRissiirs Will Fihi Our Alteration
Sale of Fnmitifrt of Greatest
EooRORiical Interest
$18.00 mahogany dresser, swell
ifront. 42 Inches wldo, 22x28
beveled mirror, on sale
at S12.50
Chiffoniers, mahogany,
at S12.50
22.50 furaod oak dresser,
square design, 24x30 mirror,
42-lncu base, on salo
at S12.50
Golden oak commode, on sale
84.5U
Golden oak dresser, largo 38-
Inch base, beveled mirror,
spoclal $7.50
2-lnch post Vernls Martin
Beds, on salo. ..... .5,00
Genuine layer felt mattress
S5.00
Bod davenports, In this Bale
S20.00
Ladies' Suits aii In-ierwear-Chiliren's
Suits ani Qowas
ladles' Sterling Suits, In silk and
wool, all wool and mercerized,
worth to $5.00, at 81.08
All sixes In low or high neck,
long or short aleeves.
Ladles' Heavy Fleeced Union Suits,
worth to $1.50, at 39S 506
nnd 75C
ladles' Heavy FJcocetl Vesta and
I'nnts, worth to 75c,.,......
at 256 and $06
Children's fiOc Union Suits, all
sizes, heavy or light weight,
at 306
Children's and Indies' Outing
Flannel Go amis and Children's
Sleeper, worth to 75c, at. 35c
Ladies' and Chil
dren's Hosiery
Ladles Kayser and Wayne Knit
Silk Hosiery, with double garter
tops and reinforced heels and
toes, never sold less than $1.50,
In black and colors, special QQ6
Ladies' BOc Silk LUle Hose, in
Wayne Knit and Onyx makes,
50c values; special, 35c; 3 pairs
'or .81.00
Ladies' and Children's Wool Hose,
' in broken lots, less than half
price. In black and gray, regular
and out sizes.
IT-PAYS
Brooms 19c
A good grade, medium
weight, 4-tie parlor broom,
on sale Thursday. Only one
to a customer; no O. O. D. or
telophone orders accepted.
Enamelware About Half.
This is our regular line of
Elange ware, famous among
many thousand Omaha
housewives and most lasting
ware made.
10-qt. capacity pre
serving kettles
C-qt. .capacity Berlin
kettle, complete with
cover
6-qt. Berlin saucepans,
complete with cover
10-qt dlsbpans.. .....
Large slzo cuspidors,.
Large size chambers..
Large covered buckets
1 Hqt. tea pots
3-qt. coffee pots
Choice
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Gents
if--
It's Seldom in a Lifetime Jewelry Values Equal to These
Are Offered in Any Store-Take Advantage of Them
$1.00 values In tango rtilne-
Etone braid pins 256
$1.00 values In tango beads
at 25
$1.00 values In brooches, bar
pins, cuff buttons 256
$1.00 values In alarm clocks
at 506
$1.00 values In watches. -506
$1,00 values In lavalliers.25
$1.50 German silver mesh
bags HQ6
$1.00 German sliver vanities
for 256
$1 rhlnestone barrettes,.25i
50c children's barrettes. .106
50c ta.ngo braid plns....1()
60c tango bat pins 106
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22 lbs. Best Granulated Sngar .
$1.00
48-lb. each bfst hlKh grade Diamond
II. Flour, maUo trom the best se
lected wheat, nothing; finer or
bread, pie or cakes per 48-lb.
sack 91.10
10 bars Beat-'lSm-AH. Diamond C or
Laundry Queen "White laundry
Soap ...aso
S lb, best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for :
10 lbs. best White or TTellow Corn
meal fpr ISo
$ Ibn. choice Japan Hlce... 2 So
lbs. fancy Japan Ulcc, 10c quality,
for i-, 85o
C lbs. best .hand picked Ns.vy Beans
for ! V ao
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup
tor ...'too
2-lb. package SeU-HlsIng Tancake or
Buckwheat Flour '...)
I-lb. cans assorted Soups 8Vo
4 cans fancy Sweet BuiraV Corn..35
t rann Wax or String Ileaxia S5o
The best Domestic Macaroni, Ver
micelli or Spaghetti, pkg; 7Vo
B. C. Cam Flakes, pkg .60
Urapo-Nuts. pksr. .. ;
Tall cans Alaska Salmon lOo
Try HAYDEN'S First
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PAYS
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, Puro
Tomato Catsup. I'lckles (assorted
kinds), cr Mustard, bottle 8$o
6 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. 36o
Herxhey's BreakfaBt Cocoa, lb...,30o
Golden Santos Coffee, lb. . . . '. , . , .300
The best Japan Tea Sittings, per
lb loc
Basket fired Japan, Kngllt.li Break
fast, Oolong, Gunpowder or Sun
Dried Japan Tea, special, lb..., 080
Tba best Orsamsrr Sutter, carton
or bulk, per lb 330
Fancy Country Creamery Butter,
per lb. ., gag
Fancy Dairy Table Butter. lb...'aso
The best strictly fresh guaranteed
Eggs, nothlne finer at 40c a doxen.
Our price, per dozen. ......... .aao
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb....i8o
Young America or New York White.
Cheese, lb. ........ Mc
Imported Swiss Cheese, lb 350
Th Vegetable Market for th PeopU
Is Haydtn's.
15 lbs. pf the best white or red Po.
tatoes ago
Dsmand 15 lbs ths law requires It.
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce loo
Large bunches fresh Beets. Carrots,
Turnips, Shallots or Radishes, per
bunch Bo
Large Head Lettuce, per head.,TUe
Fancy Cabbage, per lb. .Sue
Old Beets, Carrots. Turnips or "par
snips, per lb , sue
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