Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 21, 1914, EDITORIAL, Page 17, Image 19
THK HKK: OMAHA. SATl lfPAV, XoVHMHl'.R J1. liM l. 17 First Class of Scottish Rite Masons Initiated in the New Masonic Temple rr$P,; ItfOii -IA k j!V rtTV-S:V i!s A-.h'A rvfoVi M 'Ar.M tt. i "II i. a r;i T-i -;f ,.o. -AJ v.j -1 f i.v- 11 vi j.(-!r , i ' v icy , J v. v: t.v tvt -3 -i i: . 1 -t-f ' ' , .,- , , , ,1 i,,',',,, i T. m iT ,i,V,V.V7,'i-,' ' nimin.i ii , 'T ','irr.. Ilayn Photo. TWO GREAT FRAYS IN WEST Illini-Badger and HuskerHawkeye Games Headlineri Today. MAROONS AND GOPHERS PLAY NrbrMka'i C'lnlm for Wtrrn Ckamplonalilp to l ook Weak or Strong Arrsrdlns to Oat rome at Iowa City, THANKSGIVING DAY EVERY MAN OWES IT TO HIMSELF TO LOOK HIS BEST Omaha's Greatest Store for Mon and Young Men U readr for you Saturday, offrrfnR rou rhotoe of the highest srade CJothtng made Htrsch-Wickwlre & Co.. Society Hrand, Adler's "Collegian." brand. Srhlosn Bros., I Abt. Sons. We carry complete Hues In all sizes of these high grade makeb of men's and young men's Suits and Overcoats jOn d A f at from 3aU to Jp4U CHICAQO, Nov. V) Tomorrow' mid dle wect foot ball games and laat yeax'a scores: At Madison Illinois ( ) against Wis consin ( ). At Iowa City Nebraska (12) against low J). I At Chicago-Minnesota (2) against CM- rago (U. At Iafyette Indiana (7), against Pur dun (4.'). At Lawrence Missouri (3) against Kan- sao ()). At Columbus Northwestern (0) against Ohio Stato tbft). At Dps Molne Drake (3) against Amra (26). At Uberlln Oberl!n (36) against Casa (2. At Bclolt Lake Forest (23) against Belolt (14). Western foot ball, so far aa Its chief exponents are concerned, will end Its ason tomorrow. Of the half dozen games ( ot Importance on the card, the Illinola Wlsconsin and the Nebraska-Iowa con-' tests stand out aa having hearing on championship claims, while because of traditions surrounding them there will be widespread Interest in tho Chicago Minnesota, Kansas-Missouri and Indiana I'urdue games. ; In the Badgers, Illinois meets the last obstacle In Its path to the championship of the conference. . A clean slat against both weak and the strong Is the boast of the llllnl to date and mi performances l her should beat Wisconsin tomorrow and earn a clear title to leading honors of the Big Nine. They have' beaten Minnesota. . which trounced Wisconsin, and Chicago,1 which played a tie game with the Badgers. : The Badgers, however, are a 'lighting crew. Against the dashing Illinois backs the y will put a strong line and a coursge f ma 'group m thc?r-tcBirderei(M. Tt la likely Zuppke'a men will be forced to use some of tho fanciest niayo to overcome 1 ih determined resistance of which Wis-' i onsln Is capable. ' ...'! Nebraska's claims for the wester.; championship should !ooU weak or strong, : according to the outcome of the Corn- ' huvkera' game with Iowa. The lowana, i while not clnlming second t ank r.niong the Big Nine schools, were surely factors i In the race. They Rave ChU-ago and I Minnesota terrific battles holding each to a 7 to score. The Cornhuskers, aside from the tie came with South Dakota very early in the season, have been uniformly success ful, taking beyond question the highest honors In the Missouri valley, ' Of course, their game with Iowa will not settle definitely their standing, but comparison' of the M'.Hboutl vaUVy game with that of the conference, ko far as tomorrow's con test mskes them possible, should be In teresting for lcvlewcrs. With the odds on their side In nearly every point of the game, the Mlnneaotans tackle Chicago tomorrow, favorites by a slight margin. Coach Stagg will oppose to the onslaughts of the northerners only the wreck of the team that defended gal lantly this season the title won last year. i.iIiiiiiii m li'iM ri u'liriiiiliiiiitii tun " iiininaa mimlr inn iiiAaiiiiaf- j iiinmiiS iiilnniii m hi ms i hi i iniiiiiiiiiiniy . ... il .. i. i I i m in .iiiri.,il, . I I imi Let Us Show You Men's Suits and Overcoats That You Cannot Equal Elsewhere for the Money Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, Worth Up to $15.00, On Sale Saturday, at $1 M e n who don't want to pay over $10 for their suits, but Insist that It be a good suit. This pur- r chase enables us to offer jou sulta of splendid Wor sted fabrics in all the new col orings. The new est models for Men and Young Men. Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, Worth up to $20.00, On Sale Saturday, at 9 l))50 La All-Wool Wor steds strictly hand-made In English models, 2 and 3-button soft rolled. Also c o n s e r vatlve models. All pop ular colors. Lots of fancy mixtures Sizes to fit every man of regular build, also EX TRA sizes for short stouts, long stouts, as well as sires for men of slim girth. Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, Worth Up to $30.00, On Sale Saturday at A Fine Overcoat, Prosperous Looking. Is in Keeping With Thanksgiving Th Greatest Line of MW Overcoats in America at $10.00 we want to give a treat to the man who expects a good but in expensive overcoat. Come straight to Brandels Saturday and see the bargains we are offering in this sala in Overcoats, at. , sl I0-0 A Lot of Fine Overcoats in Scotch and Fancy mixtures, fancy back coats, single and double breasted and Ulster effects. A quan tity of Balmacaans also. Overcoats that were made to sell for $18-00 and up to $22.50, offered Saturday, at Wilson Chinchilla In the newest models; single and double breasted; short and long overcoats. Shawl, convertible snd regular col lar coats. About 200 Balinacaans included. Coats made to retail at $25.00 and $30.00 some worth as high as $35.00 offered at , me r For Mea Jffl Mostly ono and two suits of a kind. All sizes Lota of full silk lined, Tartan Checks, (I Ion Arquhart Plaids, Grays and Browns in autumnal shades and Gray in many hues. AU kinds of stripes are here from close Pen Stripes to wlde-apart chalk lines. Scot ch y Hlt-and-Mtss effects. 51P Exclusive Distributer fv in Omaha M tor Styleplm $17" Clothes Austrian Velour Hats Are about the swellest head wear for men that has been shown this year. Saturday we offer about 20 dozen of the genuine article, all bIIK lined and all the very latest models. The colors are Brown, Gray, Blue and always-dressy Black. We were fortunate. In thij purchase for these hats are worth $4.00 to (5.00 and wo offer you choice Saturday, at Here Are the Leaders In Men's Fine Headwear J. 1J. Stetson 8oft and Stiff Hat, at 4.1.30 "brandeU Special' Koft and Stiff Hats, at 42.00 The "Sterling" Soft Hat, are winner at 41.00 S2.05 Samples lots BRESNAHAN PLANNING A SERIES OF TRADES! CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-ltoger Eresnahan, who today assumed his new duties aa manager of the Chicago National leaei'e base ball club, announced he is planning a series of trades In an effort to strengthen the team's Infield. The new manager said he expects to reduce to twenty-one the squad of thirty-four play, ers now carried by the team. Rumors that Zimmerman might be traded because of his at'?red unfriendly relations wltn flretnahan, were denied today by Hrewiahaii. who slid he thought too much of the third hnsrmnn to let him go. Eastern Font flail flames Toda. Harvard at Yale. lart mouth acninst Syracuse at Boston. I'rs.nua at Nuvy. Ppring'lld el Army. WaunliUjSlon and Jtfferson at George, town- THckinson at Carlisle. I-eh'gi at I afnyette. Rutgers t St"'nv 8 a'thmore at Haverford. Wesleyan at New York I'nlversity , ' Fed fipb Lltf Wire. Pill J?hl"l", r.fh"l'v a'",e"d the s'sr slahman of the W',hlTnn BtM l.u In Hubs Ie'ffers. who won h's lone srt as a Hoofed vm r.onhr i-e-- for the Kansas City Hluen. b-it I'Tlpi stenrd (n and tux' ''Id nt" -tn q tho lndepend ntr. A- rdlng to all corre Kpnnri, nt o'eni' " e M'.-ii"ran State c r cult tha r ih l-m in) i Just ahuut the best prospect thereabouts. FAIRBt'RY. Neb.N'ov 20 (Kreclal Tel egramsThe H l..vl", Kn.. Hieh srhnol font tall e'even tr mined l'airhurv eleven here this arttrnuon by a score of to 0. Foot Ball Results coi.i.r.tiK. South Dakota, .11; Yankton col letre, 8. Klce, 14; Bavlor. 13. Veleyan, 11; MorninKtdde, O. Oklahoma, H.i; Arkna, 7. nuai school. Heatrlce llterve, 28; Tecuiuaeh HUh, 7, . . . J Urokea Dow, 7; Grand IsUnd.3. Men's Fur Caps- Very Special j s worth to $1.50 Hudson Seal Caps, at $5.00 Alaska HealKkin Caps at 45.O0, 40.50. 47JW. $10.00 aii.i S15.00 Detroit stylo. All sizes. $4.00. Saturday in two at 82.45 and Men's $1.00 HATS at 48c About 150 dozen sample caps, every shape, every size. Kur inside bands. Values AQ to $1.26, Saturday, at tOC Boys' $1.00 Chinchilla Caps, at 48c Hoys' and Children's Hatn and Caps In cluding Chinchillas, Black Velvet and all-wool materials. All new styles. Values to $1.25, Saturday, at 48c BOYS' FINE OVERCOATS Balmacaan or Polo styles. The hoys want something to be thankful for also. Bring them in f?N f jm rn Saturday nnd get them into one of Vv I A U these, swell overcoat's worth up toptjy1-, UO b) $7.50, which we are offering, special. Balmaraans in the new Tartan mixtures. Button-to-Neck or Con. vertlole t'ollars Every coat fully lined with flannel. Also Chinchilla roats in Balmacaan styles or plain styles. About 100 of these coats have Kah Kah raps to match In Grays, Blues and Brown shades. All slies for boys 2 to 10 years Boy s Chinchilla UvercoaU A very special lot that is well worth coming to our Second Floor for Saturday. These overcoats are made of splendid wool Chin chilla in Oxford Gray shade; made in the Colo style. Good $4.00 values sell for J0 QC Saturday, at 4a7D Boys' Mackinaw, $3 to $7.50 These Mackinaw coats are great for wear, and there is nothing better to keep a boy nice and warm. All kinds of Overcoats to fit boys of all ages up to 18 years In the Boys' Section on the Second Boys' Suits With Extra Pants $ Some in This Ixt Worth Up To $7.50 Strictly All-Wool Tartan checks; heavy weight blue Serge; new shades in Tweeds and Cassimeres. Choice of all the new models. LONG PANT SUITS For Big Boys Correct In S yle, and Yon Sare Up To $5.00 On the Price We have just received a big lot of long pants suits in Tartan checks in Blues, Browns and GreenB; also Blue Serges; di agonals in Tweeds and Home spuns. These are the newest models Kngllsh patch pockets or Semi-English models. Many $15.00 values in this lot of fered on our Second Floor, in Boys' Department, special, at. . mm- 445 Men's Sweater Coats. Gloves, Underwear, Etc. Many big purchases of seasouablo wear at mere fractions of actual valne enable us to offer really remarkable values in our Men's Furnishing Section Saturday. The backward season has compelled many manufacturers to sacrifice prices and we have been on the alert to take full ad vantage of these conditions. Corno to tho Big Store Saturday for all you will need in Furnishings. - to Biinii P less wearing of good Boys' Extra Pant Fuits Many worth $5.00. None worth tnau m.uu. Made Tweeds and Cassi meres in vsrlous models of Norfolk rants are fully lined. All ages, U to 16 years. . . Beys' Extra Pant Suits Strictly hand tailored model suits that equal the best $11.50 to $16.00 suits to be had anywhere else. New English and Scotch Tweeds and homespuns; Shadow riaids In Cassimeres; Green and Brown mixtures; smart light and . mm s dark Gray effects. Satur- V day at 410.00 and Vw Boys' Sample Sweaters Worth To $2.00 In this lot are plenty of those large ruff- necit sweaters that ail ye boys want. The colors fill r. flruvs nines and It l Reds. Sites to fit all boys, 2 to 15 years. Choice, Saturday, at. . . , rtfiou; Men's Sweaters One lot of about 850 samples and odd numbers of fine Wool and Worsted Sweater Coats, V-neck style and large ruff-neck collars also Byron collars. In all tho latest shades and styl Worth uj $5.00 choice. . . . Hand-Made Sweaters Like illustration. Worth up to $7. 6o On sale Saturday, 85 All-Wool Sweaters Worth up to $3 00 your di OP choice Saturday, tor J X tOO Men's Sweaters Worth Up to $3.00 All different styles. Shawl collars, ruff neck collars, etc. Made of the best knitted materials. Choice Friday (in the basement), at $1.39 Men's S Four-in-Hands llero is a bargain that every man should take advantage of to buy a supply for himself or to buy for Christmas gifts. There are 200 dozen in this lot both narrow G and wide ends PURE 31LK made by the Phoenix Knitting Co. All the new fall shades. They are worth 60c and 75c. Choke Saturday, at Men's New Fall Shirts One lot of about 125 dozen shirts worth up to $2.00. All neat patterns. They go on sale Saturday In two fg lots at 81.50 "d ipiaVU Men's Flannel ShHs One lot of samples of shirts worth $1.60, on sal. Saturday. 4 (( Choice, at V X UU 65 Dozen Men's Hose Woola and worsteds. Qualities that al ways sell for 26o a pair. Buy i i j" supply Saturday per pair. ... IOC ft 1750 Pairs Of Men's Sample Gloves On Sale Saturday These gloves were made by two of tho best Qlovo makers in America Adler's and D. & P. These are tho select and high-grade gloves from both of these makers. The entire purchase goes on sale Saturday, in three lots. Lotl All the fur and fur lined gloveB lined with squir rel, musk-rat, lamb and coney; also silk and wool lined and unlined Dress and Driving Gloves, worth up to $7.50 per pair 5 SOT Lot 2 All the lined and unlined Capes, Mo chas and Kid Gloves and Mittens, worth up to $2.00 a pair. On sale Saturday choice at Lot 3 All the lined and unlined Dress and Street Gloves, worth up to $1.50 a pair choice 6aturday, at Samples of Meis Underwear 1,000 Union Suits - quality mercerized and ton yarn. Union suits lots as follows: - Samples and odd lots of fine silk and wool, fine wool and worsted mixtures; also fine combed cot worth up to $5.00 each. On sale Saturday in three Lotl Ail the fine wor sted and wool mixtures, wool and mercerised union suits worth up to $5 00 Choice Saturday, at S 1H Lot 2 ton union to $3.00. t All the fine wool and worsted and fine combed con sults, worth up Choice Saturday, f O A" tn medium I fir a n d winter -,UL weight cotton and fleeced union suits, worth up to $1.60 -choice Saturday, at mm j We Are Omaha's Exclusive Agents for MUNS1NG UNION SUITS. Wonderful Values at $1.00 to $5.55