THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1914.
MM UP THE TRAVELERS
aturday
the Last and
Greatest
Day of Sale
Scores, Hun
dreds of
Splendid New
Lots Brought
Forward.
Sar-Ben Sending Out Invitations
to Nonresident Drummers.
BE SPECIAL GUESTS
1
Cltr Ileqnrated to lie at
Inltlntlon of Itrother.
Big wholesale and manufacturing
houses of Omaha are rapidly sending
to the Commercial club and to the Ak
far-Ben office the complete Hats of their
traveling men. who travel out of Omaha,
m who do not live In the city. Inv.
tjHana to the travelers and asking them
ijig be present at the Ak-Sar-Bon Ctn
Saturday evening, when special perform
ances wlllbe put on for traveling men's
night. To date some 1,400 traveling .nen
have been Invited. It Is expected that
2.C00 will receive the Invitation before
Saturday comes.
Those traveling men who live In
Omaha, are of course, expected to he
paid-up members, so they are not in
cluded In tho list of those who are be
ing invited and are being presented with
free tickets for this special occasion.
Yesterday the Commercial club sent
it large, yellow placards to be posted
in nil hntn m i r i . i i -1 mil, nr fimnna
calling attention to tho fact that Sat
urday night is traveling men's night
at the Den and that all men traveling
out of Omaha arc Invited to come, nnd
be Initiated as the guests of King k-Sar-Ben.
"Will Tell Ynrns.
"Drummers yarns" galore will be heard
at the Den upon this occasion, for there
are old warhorses among the traveling
men, who aro among the best story tell
ers In the United States. These ha'e
been tabled and catalogued so that when
the big show Is over and the speak
ing commences, aside from the speech
of the chairman, John I Kennedy, and
the address of W. F. Baxter, some dozens
of the best story tellers on the road
will be called to the platform to spin
yarns.
The sales managers of the various con
cerns In Omaha have been especially
urged to be present on this occasion,
lihose few of the sales managers, wha
ofrB not members of Ak-Sar-Ben are ex
jccted to Join before Saturday In orJr
that they may be present, when thi-lr
crowds of salesmen are entertained.
Should Apply to Snmson.
Anv rnmniinv whose isalrmen have
L reuen eu inviLULiuna. uir lu uiiuiv ai
Commercial club, where Invitations will
be Issued, for they arc all wanted, and
If they have not received invitations
they have been overlooked by mistake
or their mall has gone astray. It hns
been a .large undertaking In eo short
a time to gather lists of ail men trav
eling out of Omaha and it is expected
that hundreds of the men will be missed
or overlooked In getting out the circular
invitations. For this reason a stack of
tickets and Invitations arc kept at the
Ak-Sar-Ben Den office to be dealt out
as fast as sucli complaints are heard.
There Is a universal movement to make
this the biggest night at the Den for
tho year. Special preparation Is being
mode all week by Gus Rcnze to the
Den for . some new stunts for the boys.
SccretayL Weaver and Charles Beaton,
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments, are-outdoing each other in hustling
for names" and making other necessary
arrangements.
House of Menagh
to Branch Out with
New Departments
In view of the constantly Increasing
patronage and the corresponding Increase
In demand for other articles of apparel,
the House of Menagh has decided to add
three new departments to its present
store. Tho new departments Include mil
linery, knit goods and corsets
Tho House of Menagh has been estab
lished In Omalia about eight months. Kx-
luslve lines of outer apparel for women,
such as suits, cloaks and gowns, have
been kept, but the rapid extension of the
business has warranted the expansion of
departments. Tho new departments will
be Installed by July 15.
For such a young firm, the House ot
Menagh is one of the Omaha surprises
In tho mercantile business. That an es
tablishment still in its Infancy should so
quickly find expansion necessary Is a
real triumph, both to its manager and
the city. It clearly shows that the pro
gressive store Is bound to find success.
r Since its opening the House of
Menagh bus earned an enviable repu
tation ns a store ot integrity. Only tl.c
highest grades of women's apparel have
occupied Its looms and the result has
been that the first order has alwaye
bcought subsequent orders. Already a
well-sustained clientele has been estab
lished 'and It Is for the accommodation of
this clientele that Mr. Menagh finally
decided to add the three new department'.
According to Mr. Menagh the three
new departments will bo conducted Just
as the present departments have been
and are conducted. Special lines, of
which the House ot Menagh shall bo
exclusive agents, will be carried and
these lines will be of the best. Desrlto
the fact that these lines will be of highest
grade the prices nre contemplated to
make all articles papular and within the
rAnffp nf AVnrvhfMlv.
Luiec. i.ii'ii t rt.it U .7 UIUMKIU . U ' 1 ,
w York to take charge of that de
partment. This will Insure perfect fit
ting and adjusting, thus making the
Menagh corsets as accurate in fit as a
rr.ade-to-order corset.
The knit wear department will include
underwear and hosiery and the like and
will be complete In every detail. The mil
linery department also will be Just as
complete. Special effort will be made In
tr.e latter branch of the store to furnish
all of the advance styles as soon as they
become accepted. No rash decisions will
be made as to the latest designs, but
'very hat that Is accepted as fashionable
will be found at the House of Menagh.
4
4i
LOVE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
WESTERN CROP OUTLOOK
J. O. Love, assistant general freight
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad, Is here from Chicago to
testify before the Interstate Commerce
commission hearing which is being held
at tho federal building under the direc
tion of Special Examiner Gibson. Mr.
Love reports business conditions improv
ing generally over the Milwaukee lines
na IS enwiusiaaiic uvcr uta uumyvr kups
of the middle western states.
Omaha real estate Is the best investment
you could make. Read The Bee's real
estate columns.
The greatest value-giving sale of Men's, Women's and Children's Ready-to-wear
Garments Ever Attempted by Any Omaha Store. Assortments Marvelously Comploto. Prices Way, Way Below Actual Retail Worth
A $75,000 Stock of Women's, Misses9
and Children's Summer Dresses, Skirts.
Coats and Waists.
Surplus of a number of
New York's most prominent
makers secured by our buy
ers for cash at a very small
fraction of their worth.
Greatest Ready-to-Wear
Garment bargains ever
shown in any Omaha store.
Several Hundred Beautiful Dresses In
daintiest summer styles, white and colors,
in broad assortment
of materials, made
to sell at $15.00
and $18.00, at....
vies, wnue ana colors,
$6.95
Children's Beautiful Wash Dresses-White
and colors, in linens, crepes, lawns, ging
hams, embroideries, etc.. both plain col
ors and fancies; gar- f f fg JP
ments worth $3.00 and J I '2
$3.50; all sizes, choice.. . r -
Children's Dainty Summer Dresses- In a
wide range of fabrics, colors and styles,
dresses made to sell reg
ularly at $1.50; Anni
versary Sale price
Thousands of Summer Suits,Waists,
Skirts, etc., in all the most wanted summer
styles and fabrics and mqst attractive val
ues ever offered.
The biggest stock of Waists and Blouses
ever shown in Omaha
at. . . .95c, $1.95, $2.95 up to $7.50
Matchless values at each price.
69c
Hundreds of Summer Dresses Mndo to
sell to $10, charming new styles; in linens,
voiles, crepes,
ratines, etc.; your
choice Saturday
nt
5 new styles; in nnens,
$395
$1.95
An Immense Line of Wash Dresses In al
most unlimited variety of pretty st3'les,
all colors and sizes,
made to sell up to
$5.00; matchless
bargains at
Choicest Wash Skirt Values shown in any
Omaha store, both rogular and extra
sizes, at
95c, $1.50, $1 95, $2.95 to $5.00
Long Silk Kimonos Made to sell at $5.00,
all colors and pretty
styles; on sale
at
$2.95
The Most Unusual Sale
Ever Held in the West
We are advancing this sale just
one month. Other years
Hart, Schaf f ner & Marx
sale came in July. Our for
tunate purchase of the sur
plus stock of this well
known make of clothes
made this sale possible.
Notice All suits bought
Saturday morning will be
altered the same day.
A wonderful display of
imported fabrics are shown
in this sale.
New models in English
styles as well as the new
H. S. & M. dancing suits, un
lined coats and smart gray
effects.
true irM
Suits to fit all men and young men.
Patterns to please even the most ex
acting taste.
Young men, we want to emphasize this
sale to you. We havo styles built espec
ially for you in both prices.
Suits that wore sold at $20.00,
$22.50 and $25 00; your ohoico
$15
Hart, Schaffuer & Marx surplus stock
of fine suits and our own spriug stock
blues and blacks excepted all aro in one
sale at two prices.
Suits that were sold at $28.00,
$30.00 and $35 00; your choice
Every suit guaranteed the, same as if
you paid the rogular price.
4l
'a
Anniversary Sale
of Panama hats
Big special prchase, several dif
ferent styles, $2.60 values; on
sale Saturday
$1.69
Nothing finer for summer wear.
$1.00 White Chip Shapes, all this
season's smartest blocks sail
ors, etc.; choice qualities; on
sale at 49
All good quality, all new, fresh
stock. See them Saturday.
You Can Pick With Your Eyes. Shu!
From These Anniversary Bargains of
Men's Furnishings
and be dead certain of value
that you'll appreciate.
$2.00 and $2.50 Shirts An
niversary Sale price. .98c
Fine pongees, mercerized
madras, etc., all colors, coat
style with or without collars.
$1.00 and $1.50 Shirts, All
best colors and patterns,
newest styles, sizes 14 to 19,
at 69c and 49c
$3.50 and $4.00 Silk Shirts
at $1.98
50c Ohambray Work Shirts
at .35c; 3 for $1.00
Balbriggan Shirts find Drawers,
also in llsles, to $1.00 garment
values, at 45S 35d and 25d
$1.50 and $2.00 Union Suits, In
all styles; on sale at OSd
25c and 15c Four-in-Hand Ties,
wash fabrics, all colors
at 12Hd and 7K-
$3.00 and $3.60 Union Suits,
choice qualities, all styles
. at S1.98
$1.00 and $1.25 Union Suits, in
all kinds; on sale at QQc 4Q&
15c all Linen Handkerchiefs
at 8)4
$1.00 and $1.50 Night Shirts
at 69b and 4Q&
$2.00 and $3.00 Night Shirts and
Pajamas pongee, mercerized,
madras, etc.; white and colors,
on sale S1.45 and 98
25c and 50c 8ocks 25S 12 Wi
(Anniversary Sale Bargains in Summer
Underwear & Hosiery
Values you'll find it hard to
duplicate elsewhere iu tho land,
assortments almost unlimited.
Beautiful Muslin Skirts and Prin
cess Slips To $5.00 values, ele
gantly trimmod; on sule Satur
day at $1.50, $1.98, $2.98
Dainty Gowns and Long Combi
nation Suits To $2.00 values,
beautifully trimmed; on sale
at 49c, 69c, 98c
An Immense New Line of Fine
Crepe do Chine Gowns, Skirts,
Corset Covers, Princess Slips,
etc.; at surprising underpric-inss.
Mercerized Lisle Union Suits, $2
values, all slzeB 98b
Kino Lisle Union Suits, up to $1
values. . . .25S 35b and 40b
Flno Mslo Vesta, with hand cro
chet yokes, at 85c, 85c, 12 Mb
Italian Silk Vests And Bloomers,
hand embroidered or plain
at 81.45 and 81.98
A great untierpriclng on all
kinds of Children's Underwear.
You can save about HALF in Sat
urday's sales.
Silk Hose, values up to $2.00, In
all colors; on sale at 08c, 75c
and 49b
25c and 60c quality Hosiery, all
colors; on sale nt 25b 12 Wb
Infants' Hose, raado to sell at 25c
to 50c, at 25b and 12Mb
Bathing Suits, women's and chil
dren's one of tho finest lines
ever shown In Omaha. See the
artistic and comfortables Swim
Easy Suits. S1.50. S1.98
32.98 and S4.98
Italian
Straw Hats
Feather weight, fine Inv
ported goods, 3.00 and
J J. 60 values; makers'
surplus stock, choice,
at 91.M
rine Panamas, Bangkok,
14.00 to 16.00 values
beat shape. 93.99, 93.95
Traveler' Ooofls Sat
urday About M Off.
91.B0 to 90.00 Mattlnsr
Bolt Cases On aal at
from 0Co to 93.60
94.00 to 930.00 Leather
Suit Cases On sale at
from.... 93.78 to 913.CO
7.B0 to 930.00 Trunks,
In Saturday's vale at
from..., 93.00 to 913,00
6 Sample Wardrobe
Trunks, worth ISO up
to 110, Saturday at
from.,. 919.00 to 937.90
Croquet Sets
& Hammocks
On 4th Floor.
75c Croquet Sets; good four
ball sets, special 55c
Other specials up to $3.98
$1.25 Cotton Hammocks A
good roomy hammock,
stronglv made; on sale, spe
cial ..." 98c
Other splendid values to $8
Toys, Games and Sporting
Goods of nil kinds, on 4th
floor
Anniversary Sale
Framed Pictures
On 3d Floor.
A splendid assortment of
framed pictures, in 16x20
nnd 14x17 gilt, oval or
squnre frames, regular val
ues to $2.50, choice $1.00
50c Framed Pictures; brown
or gilt frames, fine assort
ment of subjects 25c
Put up Your Apricots this Week
We look for an advance of S0n cmi
by next week.
Thin car Is extra fancy fruit, noth-1ns-
finer crown, and the richest fla
vored fruit for preserves; per crate
4 basket 91.39
Single baskets 3 Go
HAYDEH'B MAKE Till QBOCEBY
PBXCES rOB THE PBOPX42.
Always a savins of 29 to 90.
21 lbs beet Granulated Sugar. .91.00
48-lb. sacks best high grade Dia
mond II Flour, nothing finer for
bread, plea or cakes, sack. .. .91.09
10 lbs beet white or yellow Comment
for 19o
8 lbs best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for 260
The best domestic Maccaror.l, Ver
micelli and Spaghetti, pkg 7V4o
Tall cans Alaska Salmon lOo
6 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. .8So
32-oz. Jars pure Fruit Preserves. 8S0
The best hand picked Navy Beans,
pound 60
7 lbs best bulk Laundry Starch.. U6o
McLaren's Peanut Butter. lb.,.13Uo
C. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 60
Advo Jell, the Jell of quality; the
taste tells, pkg 7Ho
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, pure
Tomato Catsup, Pickles, assorted
kinds or prepared Mustard. bot.SVio
Special demonstration of Loose
Wiles famous Cookies, Crackers
and Cakes. Free samples.
The best Tea Blf tings, lb lOe
Hlrshey's Breakfast Cocoa. lb...30o
Golden Santos Coffee, lb SOo
The Butter, Xgnr and Cheese Market
for the People of Omaha.
The Best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, lb 39o
The Best No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, lb 37o
The Best No. 1 Dairy Table Butter,
per lb , 29o
The Best Btrictly Fresh, Guaranteed
Kgga, per doren 23o
The Beat. Wisconsin Cream, New
York White or Young America Full
Cream Cheese, lb 20o
Neufchatel Cheese, each So
Imported Swiss or Roquefort Cheese,
per lb 35o
The Vegetable Market for the People
of Omaha.
New Potatoes, peck of IS lbi. ...3Bo
Fancy Wax or String Beans, lb... 60
Fresh Peas, per quart 60
4 bunches Fresh Beets or Turnips so
s heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce So
bunches Fresh Onions Bo
Green Peppers for stuffing, 2 for. 60
New Cabbage, per lit tUc
Fresh Spinach, per peck So
Women's Silk Gloves
12 to 16-button length, to $1.00
pair values 4Q and 59
30c Lisle ami Silk Gloves 19
Kayscr Silk Gloves Best All col
ors, all sixes, with guaranteed
finger tips.
Pretty Parasols, made to sell up
to H.00. Silk, linen, pongee,
I etc 98S S1.45. S1.08 J
51.00 Summer
Netting Corsets
Medium bust, long skirts, nicely
trimmed GOc
.1.00 Corsets, standard mattes,
broken lines; at, cbolco SI. 49
30c nrosslcrcs, opens front 01
back, at 25 i
85c Sanitary Aprons 25j
91.00 Hoys' Wash Suits, blues ana
tans, at 49d
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb lOe
4 bunches Kohl-rabl So
i large Cucumbers loo
Large. Fancy Lemon, Ooz., 300. 30o
The last of the Pineapples. We advice
our customers to buy now. All of
cherries, gooseberries, raspberrlei
strawberries, etc., at wholesale prico-
KO. 1 DBESSED OKZOXZITB, 11 14c
No. 1 Hindquarters fresh dretd
Spring Lamb, lb 14r
No. 1 Forequarter froeh. dressed
Spring Lamb, lb lOVio
First quality small Pork Shoulder,
per lb UVio
First quality Pork Butts. Ib I4tc
No, 1 quality Steer Pot Roast., per
lb lie and 121 lo
No. 1 quality fresh Pork Loins HIo
lbs. best Leaf Lard see
No, 1 quality Bulk Sausage, lb. ..10c
First quality No. 1 Skinned Hams,
per lb 17o
First quality No. 1 Picnic Hams, ner
lb ,, mie
First quality No. 1 Lean Bacon, per
lb 22Uo
No. 1 Back Bacon, lb 14Uo
All kinds of Cooked Meats, Sausage.
Hams, etc., for cold lunches, and
me prices are ngiu.
IT TDV U A friSW& eintvr
PAYS 1 ritidl
IT
PAYS
Brooms Less Than half Price
Saturday only we will sell a Urn irredo 4-tte parlor broom, worth 400. at 19o
Bemembcr this Is a HAYDEN broom sale. These brooms aro not train
but good brooms at a great harraln.
No telephone ordera or C. O. D. orders accepted. Limit one broom to
a customer.
rOB CHEItRT PICKXWO AZfD PJtEBEBVINa.
'jOc S-foot Norway pine
Step Ladders 9o
II. SO 6-ft .Step Ladders.
with shelf 91.19
11.73 7-f t. Step Ladders.
with shelf 91.40
SJ.00 8-ft. Step Ladder..
with shelf 91.09
"tc Ilollman pattern
Cherry Stoners. . . ,91a
Sic Enterprise pattern
Cherry Stoners. . . .69o
1-qt. Index ton tin Fruit
cans, per dozen ..390
LAWK MOWEBS, SCYTHES and QBA.98 HOOKS at bargain Prices Saturday
Sic high grade, warranted' Scytiie
Blade 09o
tic Scythe Snaths or handles efe
Warranted Orass Hooks lc
6-qt. Berlin Kettles, blue
and white enamel 390
S-qt. lipped Preserving
Kettles 33o
10-qt. lipped Preserving
Kettles 39c
12-qt. lipped Preserving
Kettles 4o
Imported high grade
long handle Wooden
Spoons Bo
Fruit Jar Wrenches ,8c
Aluminum Fruit Jat
Funnels 80
Warranted Grass Shears
. 19o
Any size Kutezy Mowers, fully war.
ranted 91.38
Any Mie Clipper Mower, worth to
lS.76. at 92.49
Any size Congressman bearing Lawn
Mowers, worth to $6.76, at . 94.49
Pleasing Anniver
sary Specials in
Laces, Fancy Goods
and Embroideries
Ribbcns worth 10c, 15c to
25c. plain awl fancies, all
colors; all our surplus
stock, yard 5(
Loom eml embroideries, 10c
and 15c yard values, in 5
and (1-yard lengths; on sale
at, yard . . . .SVaC and 5c
8.VAPS FOR KK1DAY
25c pleaters for 19 J
50c shopping bags for 19d
30c Tooth brushes 10c
20c hair brushes 10t
Cc pearl buttons, doz ...... 2 Vi
50c patent leather bolts. .. .25c
10c LACES, AT VAnii 3fic
Vats., torchon and point Paris;
b.g assortment for selection.
20c LACES, AT YARD 5c
Fine Nottingham wash laces and
cotton cluny novelty laces; three big
counters..,, .39c, 49c and 98o
i