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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JITLY 15, 1914.
LOCAL GRAIN STOCKS LOW
Over Half Million Less Than Cor
responding Date Last Year.
BIG DEMAND. FOR NEW CROP
JVehrnsk Wheat In nHnK IlapMIr
from Ilnlf a Down Mlll
Ins; Center.
Grain stocks In storage In Omaha ele
vators are more than WO.000 bushels less
than on the corrponlln(r data ot lait
year, but from now on they are ejected
to Increase and If prices remain down, It
Is expected that before the end of the
month elevators will be pretty well filled.
The following shows the atocka en hand
now and on the corresponding date of last
year;
Now.
WOO bushels
(33.000 bushels
STiO.ffl) bushels
10,000 bushels
15.(00 bushels
"Wheat
Corn .
Data .
Rye ..,
Barley
Last Tear.
307.000 bushels
704.000 bushels
0)0,000 bushels
non
none
Total . .1,026,000 bushels 1,601.000 bushels
HrorlplK for liny.
Grain receipts at Omaha Tuesday -were,:
Wheat, forty-five; corn, ninety, a ad oats,
thirty-two carloads. The corn and oats
went Into storage, though little of the
wheat remained longer than to be sold,
transferred and switched. The outtld
demand for the Nebraska wheat, owing to
its superior milling qualities Is constantly
growing In demand. Buyers frost half a
doien milling centers are hare and are
buying In and shipping out tfel cereal
about as rapidly as It comes l into the
market.
Forty-Two Editors
Write Samson They
Will Be on the Job
Forty-two editors have so far written
Gamson that they will be glad to accept
his extended Invitation.
"I will bring myself and satchel; I have
no dog," Is the reply made by J. 15. Pat
more of Mllford, Neb., In accepting the
Invitation of the publicity bureau of
Omaha to come to Omaha July 30 for the
editors' day of fun and frolic '
1 wouldn't miss It for a farm," writes
W, H. McGaffln of Belwood. Charles
Kevin of Laurel replies with the two
words, "Tou Bet."
"I am bringing a clear conscience with
me and will stay till I have to leave,"
writes L. J. Mayfleld of Louisville. W,
If. "Weeks of Norfolk says, "I'll come
and stay till It's all over." Harry
31ralnard of Hebron, president ot the
Nebraska Press association, was among
the first to accept the Invitation.
The acceptances are coming In rapidly
and In good numbers, considering that
the invitation was sent out only Friday.
Invitations went to editors In Iowa and
South Dakota, as well as to the editors
Df papers In the towns and cities ot Nebraska.
Waits for Official
Omaha to Wake Up
An excited young man walked Into
City Clerk Tom Flynn's office, pulled
out his watch, studied the dial an In
stant, and asked the city clerk for a
marriage license.
"Court house. County Judge's office,"
tald Flynn.
"Supposo they're open over there this
early In the morning?"
"Sure. It's half-past eight"
The excited young man looked at his
watch.
"Iff only 7:80," he said, "I set my
watch last night at Denver and I know
It's right"
Then it dawned on him that there waa
an hour's difference in time between
Omaha and Denver.
"I've been walking the streets with
my girl for an hour waiting for official
Omaha to wake up. Ooodbyl"
T TRAVEL
HOTKliS TRAVELS
All MUKt
NEW YORK
America's Latest and Most
Refined, and New York's
Centermost Hotel
Only hotel occupying an entire city block,
Vanderbllt and Madison Avenues, 43d and 44th
Streets, adjoining und connected with the
Grand CentralTermlnal, of New York
Central Line and New York, New Haven
c liartiora k. k.
100 ROOMS OPEN TO OUTSIDE AIR
989 VY11M UAltl
ROOM RATES FROM $2.50 PER DAY
Writ for UUutrated folder and map of
new sotk
CUSTAV BA.UMANN
President
JOHN McE. BOWMAN
VlcFriMnt
THE BILXMORE CIGAR
Cmn dv F1AI DTHC A FTP D CJCHM 1510-
FAR N3VNT.
CHISAM WRITES NUT CROP
WHOPPER THIS YEAR
Assistant General Freight Agent
Ghlaam of the Great Western railroad,
ljow In southern California on his an
nual vacation and who la the owner of
one of the large walnut groves theru.
ono that has been netting him 12,000 to.
J 2,000 annually for several years, writes
that prospects for a big walnut crop
this year are the beet
Mr. Chlsam estimates the walnut crop
this year at 10,600 tons and asserts that
prices will be higher this year than last
due to the fact that the crop of Europe
and Manchuria la almost a total failure.
The quality, too, he says, will be better
than last Last year 2S per cent ot the
ruts were No. i and the estimate is
that this year not to exceed 6 per cent
will be of that gTade. This year the
nuts are fully 35 per cent larger than last
STENQER OF ST. JOSEPH
ROAD SEES GOOD BUSINESS
Ernest Btenger, general manager of the
St Joseph & a rand Island railroad, la
in town, in conference with officials of
the Union Pacific. Mr. Btenger sees a
good business ahead for the Bt Joseph
road, an enormous small grain crop
having been harvested in all the territory
tributary.
Just when the segregation ot the St
Joe and the Union 1'aclflo roads will
occur, the general manager of the former
is unable to state. lie has made no ar
rangements looking to separation, owing-
to the Union Pacific having appealed
from the federal court decision, ordering
that the Bt Joe become an independent
line.
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS
SEEKING SUMMER WORK
Tniinr nrai'hrfl- mlftilonartAS and
theological students are quite numerous
In rtmahfi. this summer, according to A.
A Remington, employment secretary ot
the Young Men's Christian association,
whom they have asked for temporary
worK.
ftrun of thn embryonic religious work
era desire work for only halt ot each
Ahv ms that thev ran rifi slum or tnlulon
work the remainder of the time. Others
want clerical worK, soliciting or similar
employment to do for the summer, until
their college or seminary resumes Its
courses in the ia.il.
Hotlor.
Commencing June 1st, Nickel Plate
Ko4 sells tickets Chicago to New Tork
and return, 127.00, Boston and return,
C0, Also variable routes. Liberal stop
oters. Inqulro local agent or address
Jphn T. Calahan. A. O. P. A., M W.
Adama St, Chicago.
HOTELS TRAVELS
"Pacific Limited
The distinction of this splendid train its superb
steel equipment its numerous comfort features
its directness of routeits fast schedule make
it the Premier train to Chicago.
Leaves Omaha daily at 7:50 p. m., arrives Chicago
9:15 a. m., via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Three Other Daily Trains to Chicago
TICKETS: 1317 Ftmim Street. Omaha W. E. DOCK, City Passenger Agent
Where to Go In Summer
The Great Lakes and
Atlantic Coast Region
has innumerable attractions to offer tho
vacationist
Low Farts Now In Effoct
via the Chicago and North Western Ry. to
Chicago and choice of routes therefrom to all
important points east.
Round Trip from Ommhm
Detroit, Mich.
Boston, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Toronto, Ont.
Montreal, Que.
Atlantlo City, N. J.
Portland, Me.
Buffalo, N. Y.
S42.IOto
48.50 to
33. SO to
31.IO to
36.50 to
45.60 to
43.83 to
33.50 to
$27.50
40.5O
46.50
35.50
33.SO
40.35
46.00
47.85
35.50
Ticket on sal dally from June 1st to September 80th
Kturn I'mlt 60 days, not to xced October 31, 1914
FavorabR stopover privileges.
Urjaqualtd wrvics to Chicago and direct oonotcdooa
with fast trains on all lines east.
Fox pattkaUn cW7 a
Chloago and
North Western Railway
140MW3 Fsram Strati, Om&fca. Ntfc.
Kwm
ALL'S WELL WITH THE WORLD
Hotels arc like folks. They have personalities
pleasant and otherwise.
The Hotel Martinique, on the centermost spot
in New York, is a pleasant and friendly sort of
hotel for rest, recreation or business activity.
"Ihe Martinique gives the man and woman from
out-of-town a sense of security and cheer. Often
this spirit is a blessed and beneficent thing to the
individual away from home.
Whether you pay $2.00 per day or $3.00 or more
for your room or suite, you are made to feel that
"All's Well with the World."
3
Ike HOTEL MARTINIQUE
"Tha House of T.jlor"
ON BROADWAY, 32d to 33d STREET
NEW YORK CITY
Wolttr Chandler, Jr., Man.gtr
II 1 1 ii
Have An Island of Your
Own Up in Canada
For sensible, safe, promising investments,
look over Real Estate Columns ef The Bee
You tan, up In the beautiful Georgian Bar Country, right in the
heart of the "bright waters and happylands" of Indian days. The
ideal racation spot, and not too far away. Camp out among the
pinei, or put up at one of the excellent boarding houses.
Canoeing Motor Boating Bathing Fishing
Get away from the city noise and dust today. The
Canadian Pacific will take you.
Send for illustrated Georgian Bay Folder No. 122.
Write at one for all particulars to
, Geo. A. Walton, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
224 S Clark Si. Opposite Pott Office Chicazo, Illinois
TeUphona Wabwb 8800
VGHHfcf
$27
"The Scenic Route of Eastern America'
Chicago to
NEW YORK
and return
CORRESPONDINGLY low fare round trip
tickets to Boston and the Jersey Coast
Resorts variable routes long return limits.
Tickets on sale June 1st to September 30th.
It's a trip of delight every mile of It a constant unfolding
of mountain and meadow, with orchards in fruit, and the
restful green of forest foliage rivers sparkling in the sun
and a sky as jewel-blue as that of Italy.
Whether on business or visiting, make a pleasure trip of
It. Save expense money by the low round trip fares.
Tb Intmtat Spadal LTe Chlcaao 1 1 a. ra. Masnlnent !ee-trlc-llthted
steal train With modtrn coaches. Drawlng-rooro and
compartment slaeplns cars and observation alcepinc care.
Tha New York Limited Leaves CUcaa B4S p. m. 8plendfd elec-tiic-llf
hted eteel train with modern coaches, drawing-room sleeping
cars and observation parlor cars.
The WaabJntton.New York Express Leavaa Qilcaj-o S a. m. Steel
drawing-room sleeping cars to New York. Coaches to Washington.
Night Expreea Leave Chicago 9:30 P- m. 8tel drawlng-roem
sleeping care to New York. Coaches to Washington.
All trains leave Grand Central Station, Fifth Ave. and Harrieen St.
H. C STROHM. Traveling Passenger Agent,
U Woodmen of the World Building, Omaha, Neb
Baltimore & Ohio
"Our pa$MngcT ore our ftiest"
Stopovers
at All
Points
En Route
Our Annual
Sale of Men's
Separate
Trousers
Begins
Thursday
We Close at 5 P. M., Excopt Saturday at 9
Highlands of Ontario
f ? Low Round Trip Fares from Chicago
Meu&ofolaltes $15.95
Timagasii . $21.60
Algonquia Park $18.75
jNipiuing . $19.25
They will sooth your nervee, drive
away the blues, ctsar the cobwebs off
your brain and strengthen your physi
cal make-up. The wilt prepare you as
nothing ale will lor a return to drudg
ery and routine. Canada awakens In
I IHHiliiMW
French River . $19.10
Georgian Bay . $15.65
Lake of Bays . $16.95
Kawartha Lakes $15.90
you a love for the beautiful and sub
Ilm In Nature! you need not travel
farther In .carcb of Nature's chlefeet
pearl. You should see this Unspoiled
Wilderness for Its own sake and for
your own saks.
f mtarnatlonal Zdmlted new train. Leaves Chicago Bl4B o. m..
arrives Toronto Bias a. m., Montreal Si5 p m., Portland 7:30 a, m
Boston 8105 p. m. Write today for comprehensive Illustrated free
guide books.
v j, Addnea J. D. UeDoaeld. Aetbtaat Gea'l Fw Ai.at
aa4Traaka4ttmyaftaa,tuw. aauuMMKa(a,u
eifriiilfiiiiiir i fiiiiiiirii M A flu ill i n mh Oi tYmtU
Watch for
the igSale
in Dress
Skirts
Thursday.
Remarkable Wednesday Clearance Bargains in
Ladies Suit Department,
Goats, Suits and Dresses
To $30.00 valuec, from our boat
lines, the very newest deslffna
Clearing Sale
Waists Worth to 14.00, In uiaa,
salines, chiffons, etc., eta.j all
colors and sizes; A A
Clearing Sale prlco. . 4 J, iUV
Crepo nnd Percale 1) r o 8 b 1 n ff
Sncques Some satin trimmed,
to $1.00 values; Clear- nr
ing price tUjC
Misses' and Juniors' Wash Drcsscn
Ginghams, madrases, percales,
etc.; to $2.50 values; on op
sale e30C
All Finest Children's Dresses
Half Price and Less.
In tho Infants' Dcpnrtmcnt.
To 35c values, in dresses, skirts,
Ruben shirts, silk hose, h rj
bibs, Ruben diapers, etc. 1 C
White Wash Skirts on sale at
95 S1.45 S1.95 to S3.95
Just About Half Worth.
To 65c values In Infants Cashmere Sacques, Dresses, Toilet
Sets, Soft Sole Shoes, Ruben Shirts, etc.; ut sJ t C
AH Finest Wash Dresses Laces,
crepes, rice cloths, etc.; to $40.00
values; on sale to (fj-fl A QC
close, choice aplHr UJ
Children's Dresses Made to sell
at $1.50 to $2.50, good CA
assortment; sale price. . OVC
A Sweeping Clearance of Straw Hats
All tho noy's and Children's
Straw Hat that sold to A t
toe
$1.50; your choice. .
Chlldrong ROc Straw
Hats, 25c.
IKN'S STRAW HATS All best
shapes nnd weaves, to $2.00
values; to close, 7K
choice OC
duly Clearance Wash Goods
36-lnch Plain Crepe de Chine,
worth 75c, for Wednes- gA
day, one day only, at. . J-IJEC
36-lnch Figured Crepe do Chine,
worth 85c, for Wednes- Q
day, ono day only, at. .
27-lnch Silk Striped Voile, 35c
value, for Wednesday, i o
ono day only, at lOt
1914 Novelty Crepo, 27 Inches
wide, worth 35c, for OQJL.
Wednesday, at t2.-
10-Inch FlBiired Ilatlno, medium
weight, very suitable for outing
Butts. In all shades, worth CQn
$1.00. "Wetfnesdnv nt... UJU
Wednesday's Linen Specials
$2.90
Bed Spreads, full size, assorted
white and colored, 7C
values to $3.98, each 4ee D
Pattern Table Cloths, pure flax,
full size, values to
to $5.00, each
Belfast Dew Bleached Satin Dam
ask, 2 yards wide, QC
values to $1.75, yard P 1 esJO
Quilted Table Pads, taped ready
for use, round or square worth
$1.85; on sale,
each
$1.50
Atlnci v- Bargains , Busy Domestic (too
Tuesday's Specials on Whit Goods continued Wednesday with
the addition of several other numbers In white and colored dress
fmhrlrs. linnt.i. towels, etc.. at irrefitlv below worth.
dio Stieets, vzxau Bizo....tfAC
76c Sheets, 81x90 size . . . . 59
$1.50 Pattern Cloths, 12-4 size,
$1.3.5
Pattern Cloths, 10-4 size,
95
Pattern Cloths, 8-4 size,
18c Checked Ginghams, all col
ors: on sale, yard lOd
18c Pllsso Crepe, in all colore;
at, yard 12 H
2 ie (ros Grain Voiles, yd j Ud
18c Wm. Anderson's Ginghams,
yard 7Me
18c Printed Dress Crepea. .10d
98c Table Damask, bleached or
unbleached; on sale, yard 69(J
$1.25 72-lnch Damask, bleached,
yard 89c
for
$1.25
for ,
$1.00
for ,
25c Turkish Towels. ...... 15 d
15c Turkish Towels lu
12 He Turkish Towels. .. -7Hi
10c Turkish Towels 5
796
Every Thrifty Housekeeper Appreciates Price Savings
Where No Sacrifice of Quality is Necessary. That's the
Reason You Can Meet Them All in Hayden's Grocery Dept.
48-lb. sack Diamond H Four nothing
finer for bread or pastry 81.03
10 bars Diamond C, Beat- Em-All or
Laundry Queen white Soap....35o
4 lbs, fancy Japan Head Rice 3So
! lbs. broken Hice 3So
Hnnd picked Navy Beans, lb Bo
10 lbs. White or Yellow Corn Meal 19o
6 cans V Oil Sardines 28o
3 pkKS. Yeast Foam 10o
3 bottles Wild Cherry Phosphate a
very cooling summer drink S5o
6 cakes of Sllcxo Scouring Soap..3Bo
8 lbs. best Breakfast Rolled Oatmeal
for 35o
8 3-lb. cans Baked Beans 35o
20 lb"!, best Granulated Sugar. .8)1.00
The best Tea Slf tings, lb lOo
O od en Santos Coffee, lb sua
HeribeT'e Ooooa, lb , 20 o
BUTTER, OSSEBE and EOO MT,
Tne best ureamery uuiier, canon or
bulk, lb 39o
Th hut Country Creamery Butter.
pound ...87o
Choice Dairy Table Butter, lb..-, ,84c
Tho best full cream .Cheese, white or
colored, lb SOo
Fancy Brick Cheese, lb. .18o
Neufchatel Cheese, each 3o
The best strictly fresh Egss. dor. 22 o
VEGETABLE and XTOTTXT DEPT.
15 lbs. New Potatoes SSo
3 large Cucumbers lOo
3 Baking Squashes lOo
6 Bunches Leaf Lettuce Bo
4 Bunches Beets, Carrots or
Turnips So
2 lbs. Green or Wax Beans Eo
New Cabbage, lb alio
New Sweet Corn, dozen lOo
Ftancy ripe Tomatoes, lb 7 Mo
California Red June Plums,
basket 30o
Berries, all kinds, at lowest market
prices.
'pays Try HAYDEN'S FIRST MVS
VIA ROCK ISLAND LINES
Now York and Return S43.50 o S46.50
New York and Return S48.90 to $52.50
(One way via Buffalo, other way via Washington.)
New York nnd Return S50.90 to $52.50
(One way via Buffalo, other way via steamer Norfolk and Wash
ington.) New York and Return S51.90 to 56.20
(Ono way via Montreal, other way via Buffalo or Pittsburg.)
Roston nnd Return 842.10 to S46.50
Boston and Return S50.80 to 59.85
(One way via Montreal, other way via Buffalo and Albany.)
Boston and Return ....54.80 to $50.30
(One way via Buffalo and Albany, other way via New York and
Washington.)
Boston and Return . 56.70 to 50.10'
(One way via Buffalo and Albany, other way via steamer New York,
Norfolk and Washington.)
Our list Includes points in Michigan, Ohio, Ontario, Quebec, New
Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Virginia
Long Limits and Liberal Stopover Privileges.
For information in detail, inquire
HlVliVi J. 53. MCJNiLLiLiY.
a OBI . .
I'lliiaWl division i-assenger Agem.
14th and Farnam.
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