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T1IE BEE: -OMAHA, FHIDAY. T)K( KM HKK 4, 11)14.
WAR HORSES START
OH THEIRLOHG TRIP
Nearly Twelve Hundred Shipped
from South Omaha for Una in
European Struggle.
A2LE BILLED TO JESSEY CITY
Mayer Arr Jli at Work at ftoath
Omaha aa Kismet t Wet
Tare Tknuat Mar
far tka BelHg-errat.
Bedded In bar and blllad to Uwrfnct
Smith of Jersey City, N. J., U4 head of
horses left n Union Stock yards' pen
yesterday for ultimata delivery to tha
allies In Europe, They were shipped aver
tha Rock Island In fifty-four cars and
were, mora than ordinarily writ guarded
against possible dangers on tha trip. Tha i
horse are divided Into those Intended for ,
ervloe In tha artillery branch and thoaa j
designated for una of tha cavalry dl-1
visions. Th biggest mirk, however, are
for tha artillery and brought a price of
tin a hoad, while tha cavalry horaea
brought ia ) a bad.
Tha horaea are billed to Jersey City,
bet thla destination la said to ba a blind
"We ahlp them out ostensibly to Jersey
City," said a stock yard man. "After tliey
get out we have no mora to do wltb them.
It la likely the billing Is then chanced.
Count Captain Tie L'Kstrsnite and Dr.
Lefwiptte, both of the French army com
missary, have been buying horaea here
alnca November II. They will remain
for about two weeks mora It la expected
Tha present shipment leaves a little lea
than l.uoe head to be still pure baaed In
order to make up tha original Older for
i.OOS head. Two thousand head were
bought In St. Louis and about f in Mil
linn. If possible tha remainder will ba
purchased la South Omaha. ,
A new contract in force after December
S3, has been entered into, thereby 10, WO
additional horns are to be supplied.
Rino Says City Must
Install the Meters
Ordered by Howell
City Attorney John A. Rlne, In aa opln
Ion wiitteu for Commissioner Thorns Mo-
Govern f the. department of public Im
provements, holds that tha city must
Install meters. In the new flush tanka In
the sewers, according to I he water com
missioner's order.
When the water commissioner ordered
the meters Commissioner Mcdovern ob
cted, saying It would entail a needless
expense of about tJ,0nu,
City Attorney Rlne, after looking up
tha law, wrote a three-line opinion up
holding tha water commissioner.
Tha water commissioner ha refused to
rug water on In new sewers without ma
ters In flush lank and cltlsena have
been complaining bitterly to tha city
council.
MERCHANTS HOTEL IS SOLD
Dan Gaines New Owner, Buying In
terett of Herman Peten.
KEY YORK STC0X MARKET
Trading In Bond. Larger and
: Broader.
DLCLIJfES DI OESCUEE CUES
Maaey ...eCT.te. O.,.,...,.
at Lower Rates anal Call Loaae
Dow a Three aa Oar..
Half rer Oat.
awL.?'?"- -Nmeroua favor
erne dv mnm.ni i .... .
rhMrf.n.... . ""i"'"" areatei
mt .IS r ,aJn ""'",rai firwnclal sl.u
Mn?l ll?- Trd"t m bond, on th.
rTi."Ph,n,r WM broader and targei
H-,h,"", th" any time sine.
Articles Are Filed
for New Employers
Insurance Company
Incorporation papers have been filed
In Douglas county by tha Employer
Mutual Inability Insurance company and
were filed yesterday with tha secretary
of state at Lincoln. This I the new
mutual liability company orgnnlted by
saw of tha lamer employer In Omaha
to carry the blanket Insurance of tha
employer for liabilities 'to ba Insured
through accidents to their employes. Thla
I the company of which A. J.. Love I
president. W. A. frame r, vlca presldont;
Uurdon V. Wattles,1 vice president;
Frank T. Hamilton, treasurer, and J. W.
Grace, secretary.
Following la a full list of the Incor
porator :
'Jeorea Amoa. president Ilencon Press;
ThdmHB C. Byrne, president Byrne-Hammer
Iry Ouod company; K. H. Bruo,
J.renlfl.-nt K. K. Brur Co.; Otto Bnr
tneltl.r, nmniKfr lien Biscuit wmiMny:
Fred Buarh. president American Trans
fer cvimpany; Altiert Cahn. shirt manj
lu. turer: I. W. Carpenter, president Car
penter Paper company: Leroy Corliss,
president Waterloo i'reamery company;
David c..l. pn.sl.lent Davl I Cole Cream
ery company; l.uther Drake, president
Merchant Nation! bank; U. M. Itarkee,
rnanagt-r I'trlln-orendorf Plow company;
W. A. Krser, sovereign commander
. imlmm o the World; Dan W. (iaincs,
proprietor Merchnnta hotel: Frank T.
Hamilton, preelrlf-nt Omaha Gas rom
I'sny; C. W. Hiiil, president C. V. Hull
yoinpanv: V. H. Head, secretary Lln
irppr Implement compnny; Krnnk li
Johnson, secr-etHry Uiinhn Printline com
peny; I-. h. Klnir, prvaident KliiK-l'wk
' imii.ftriy; A. J. l,vo. prcnl lent lvlMnd
1 Jinns coninniiy; C, V. Mullen, presldont
niiorni'eon Hotel company; T. J. O'Hrlen,
lieimii.w hotel; M. C. 1'eters. president
M. '. J'eters Mill corn)iany; Char)" II
J Irkmie. president l'nxton (inilagher
ri.ii.f.niiy; r. W. RiiksoM, eeeond ve
J-remdent M. K. Hmlth & Co.; I'nol K
ri inner. pialil"iit r-klnner Manuf ai tur.
liiK t ofupany; H. A. Thompson, - ThoiH
't. li.ld.'n Co.; F. L Tuiil a, presidriit
Alnmo K'uvlne and upplv company;
Neison II. I'pdlke, president t'pjlkn tlrHln
oitilany; U. W. Wattles, president
Oniatia it nd Com-cll Mutfs street Hu
v conu-Hnv: f. M. Wllhelm. trenxirer
n hnrd- lihfilin cornpHny; C. K. Yrt
Jiirsii.iiiit Netiraska 1rie. hone company!
PETXE3 LOOKS AFTER FASKS
Hotel a Ha F.atlrely Remadeleal
with New Faraltar aad
Orlll Rton is. la Added
' Rack ef Bar.
Ian W. Gaines of this city ha bought
the Merchant hotel from Herman "B,
Teters, who hea been proprietor for the
last fourteen year, and will take posses
ion at one. Mr. Gaines ha been I
tha real estate business for soma years
una naa also bean a director of th City
isatlonal bank. Ha also has lar farm
Ing Interests throughout the state.
John T. tanlel, brother-in-law of Mr,
Oainea. who haa been In tha hotel bust
nes ror the last twenty year, will b
with Mr. Galnaa, and Mr. Peters will re
main at th hotel for els month In an
advisory capacity.
Tba hotel 1 to be remodeled through-
cut, a grill room being placed .back of
a V a, . . w
mo oar, wnera in barber hop and wash
room ara now located, . tha , wash room
being moved to th baaemant.
Nw fumltura la being manufactured
for tha hotel, which will ba given an
entirely new drcsa undr tha new owner.
AUer tha first of the year tha hotel will
ba changed from an American plan to
Kuropeon.
A Mr. Galne baa a lanr acaalntanra
all over tha state, ha hope to k(p tha
hotel a popular with all aa it ruts been
during tha management of Mr. Tetera,
and to retain th many friend which the
institution ha won during recent years.
Herman retera will retire from ac
tive business and will aoend his time
looking ; after hi nunr.erou farms In
many Nebraska counties. He also has
other bualneaa enterprise which require
his attention. .
Mr. Peter took' charge of th hotel
shortly after th cloaa of th second
Omftha exposition anj by close applica
tion to. tho want of patron of tha
hostelry baa made a fortune. For year
and years this hotel hu been recognised
a tha headquarter of tha atockmen of
tba west.
Durum Wheat and
Eye Bring Highest
Price Ever in Omaha
The Omh. grain market on wheat
and corn steady to weak, being tn
line wMh cMeetr(j r,t on uimim and rye
it a strong, and lop prloes were the
rule. The receipt were: Wheat, cars;
com, 88 cars; tat, S9 cars.
t'urum htat continued on lla upwarJ
eoursa, three cars selling at r.lBS, per
lihl. the hiifheat price ever' pel.i.
f;lea generally were around 11.19. Th
bulse on rye contlr.ued and th hslf dosen
tars ware much sought after for export
Remand. Irlct wj,re from i.oj iu h.oj,
tr.C iiit .ii..J iii,e bring tne highest
ever known on the Omaha market. .
Wiieat 4J at from ll.us t i
rorn at from 87 to 60 cents per bushel. .
FLRIT FOR POOL HALL IN
WALNUT HILL IS DENIED
Oty
Omaha Firms Grab
Eevenue Stamps as
Fast as They Come
Th Internal revenue department in
Omaha received Waaneaday W,(U) 1-cent
revenue stamps and all have been dis
posed of to Omaha firms. Th bank,
railroads, etpress and telegraph com
panle were atipplled with a large num
ber, sufficient to accommodate their
pationa until another (00.000, which ara
on the way, arrive.
A new ruling with regard to the war tax
has been declared. It la to the effect
that all stamp of 10 cents or more de
nominatlon, In addition to cancellation
by Initials and date, must be crossed by
three parallel lines.
Another feature of the war tax Is thai
all custom entry blank must be atamped
and cancelled and where Import are
stored In warehouses bond must be fur
nlahed and that bond etamed and can
celled.
e
er
tha . ""r
;.. .. -""niiion ann greater flrm
was ahown by the more sea
nni.."'" r,"rn' ho-ver. that tha
line was hem- more closely drawn be-
!Wr.n.,,,K';"""v' n1 'nvestment bonds,
the latter being In greater favor
Uecl.nes In eome of the obscure bond
were again severe, ramonv from to
almost points. The more substantial
advances included Chicago, flock Island
aclf Ic railway 4s and 6. New Haven
a. New York lUllwav adjustment to and
i. . "r" vveeicnester ar Boston 4Sa.
the latter recovering tt4 points of their
spectacular decline of the mid year.
The decision of the exchange to Issue
daily what In effect amounts to an offi
cial list of transactions In stocks also
served to atlmiilate confidence, Heveral
active stocks wete added to the already
Urge list of securities which wer In de
mand at prices well above the mlnlmfm.
Accepting the new hlsh price recorded
by the New Xork City a crltern
there wan an Increased Inquiry for almost
all clnseea of short term notes. The
U.noonol ttwedlsh government loan taken
by a financial syndicate save every prom
ise of success, an attractive feature being
the blah Interest, yield. There were many
rumors of further lonns by our banker
to foreign government, but these lacked'
confirmation.
Money for- the shorter date was ob
tainable at lower rates and rll loan
went down to IM per cent. The local
flow of money Indicated that clearing
house institution hv. lost a consid
erable sunt to the suhtreasury. owing
to the heavy payments of sneolal rev
enue taxes and further retirement of
emergency currency. -Kxchange on I-on-don
wu dull and sliithtlv essler, hut
relhcmrk continued stmnr. The Bank
of Fnicland mad an Indifferent weekly
exhibit, showing a os of M fW.IVi KoM.
Addition.! railway returns for October
showed further heavy losses in net earn
ings. .
Clr"'ng quotations on bonds today were
OloW' v .
TJ. H. nrf. U. rag... HT . IT. a T. 1st 4.. M
eospsa . e-.'t'-i. Par. sr. M..., as
V. t. t. n WH. T. C. m. IH ., 7
so eonsos ... ....," N T. Otv 4U. Itsi lravi
V. n. s. reg T., N. H. H
0 eouiKHt VL n. m
Panama is Mxmoa.. n Ho. Pr1flo. 4..
Am. Smeller ai..;.im do t. ,
A. T. A T. r. 41 wuTtsaatna ce. 4a.....
Armour A CH 4H.. (o P.e. 4s
Atchlmn sea. 4s..., 1S On rf. 4...,
Pal. Ohio 4s. v.... r to &
flies, a Ohl 49, , an gn. lUUwsr S
C, . a Q. I. 4.. 4illnn Parlflo 4....
C M p g 4vts. (rfc on t. 4 . .........
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Frt ren. 4. ......... 4,t'. ft. Bteel Us.......
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III. res. ret. 4 MX West. Bier. ev. t..
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CLOSING PRICKS AT
YOItK
Rirkasg le gebedale f qo
tatlsvs t'poa tevrka, '
NEW YbRK. I"eo. fn rMtmiiM tn
general demand by members and their
clients th Block exchange authorities
today published two list of stock prices,
tha first at 1 o'clock end the. nth.
Jh close. Both contained mlnjmum and
bid and asked auotMilons mnA .i.
Included final prke. Today closing
price In trt wrt:
Arv .BH augar.... 17 later. Ramster ... M
AiDsrtes Csa M Iriens os u
do pli HL.hlfh Vslley ,J4V4
Am. t oium Oil U . Nailonai BtsAilt J-M
Am. gesurltln ? National Lm4 it
AmsrW 8m.m ...tot N. Y. rntrl tl
Am. T. A T 117 V. T.. m ii i. J.1
Am. Tobaac fa...l(niOntrl A v "'. jo
.... w Kurro: , wst.... asu
... 4JXr!lfio Mall i7ij
TT. t I'snnsrlvaala
- - ... - m. ,,,,,,, i ik
MSRe1ln tft
Ot. NnrlWa Or... f Strain rs'lflr HJt,
llllsxi, ikMnl ,...)' V. a Ruhter
lUretmk alet. .. 1J41 reer
Wetter natoe
HKinnlng tonioti. ...c riinKe will
publish one list embodying these nots
tlona after th rloae of business. TM list
will le rnrrlxA on all the stock tickers
controlled by tha exchange.
If" Yerki Mo..r Market.
NFW YORK. Dee. 1-MERCANTHR
PA fKIt 4iyirt per cent
HTFKI.INO ft XCH A NOR Heavy; 0
dey bill. $4.7 for cable, t.8; for de
mend, 4 .
rll-WRPar, 4rir.
leONDON, Lec I.-8II.VER Bar, M l-ld
per oi nee.
MONKY Discount rates, short and
three months, 21 per cent.
Margaret Martin Run
Down and Seriously
Injured by an Auto
Margaret Martin. 10-year-old daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mart'n. SfH Bouth
Twenty-fourth avenue, suffered a frao
tured skull and internal injuries when
he was run over by a light touring car
she was crossing the intersection of
Twenty-fifth and Mason etreet. The
machine was going In a direction op
poslte to a passing etreet . car and the
little girl did not notioe It tn time to
avoid tho accident.
The driver of the auto, carrying a N
braaka No. 725 license number, stopped
hi machine and assisted pedestrian In
taking the Injured girl to a nearby drug
store, after which he made his escape
without being. Identified, The police are
now looking for him.
Ir. A. O. Kngstrom of the police de
partment responded and after giving the
victim emergency treatment took her
home In the police ambulance.
Don't Miss the Sale of
Hart, Ech&ffner & Llarx
suits and over- C 7 T
coats at pl0
You can't afford to.
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mSvfili?i'Jid
yjpv i
Make it a point to see those
Hart. Sch&f fner & H&rx
esotS St0!": $15 !
It will certainty pay you.
I
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J Friday Remnant Day in Our Popular Domestic Room
v1.MU.ln" r?mn.nU ot ? Kooda- Wh ite Goods, Waah Good and a tboaaand different
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' KMHii tnat mi ap to 8c a yard. In t Jotat
ham- tii-: ! . otZa aooa- Unlnga. Oing- I Lot No. S Wash Ooodg..LlnIniri!, MTilte Goods, etc..
" " " r,, -vim uy io iei r. i worta up to 8 He a yard; all at one
Lot No. H Wh Goods, Flann'ei-
ttea, Olngharag. White Goodg.
The Want Ad Column of The Bee Are
better.
Atchison
ftethlehma atsel
ilrookW Raotd
V. 1 .eat tier .,
t. Tsui
Krt Ut ....
U Teiat Oil ,!'.!li4S,
Here's the Banner Sale
Event of the Season
KEXT SATDBDAT
JUST ONE DAYI
Men's Suits: Overcoats
and Balmacaans, worth
to $18.00, for
nxTma,
aaxrs-
1DT
wajrrsa
Watoh the paper Friday bight
fov rail paxtiotOara of tha
Dlrrsat , surprise -vr aa
aonaoea to the fcraylng pubilo.
Mothlug Ilk it Tr hafora at
tain p tod. Zeook OT onr wla.
ow 5 while yonra waif
lag. Tout 8 blU will work
wonders atnrday. Be prapavw
ea to come early ana gat flrot
oholoe.
SuSvvay Clothing Co
Cor. 16th and Dougiaa Sta.
B. PRED, Hole Owner.
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BRITISH SEND ANOTHER
CHECK TO WAR SUFFERERS
John Dale, secretary of th British He
lift association, hag Just sent another
check fur 40 to th war sufferers of
Ureat Britain. , This makes a total of
ll.Vu the local organisation haa gathered
tor victims of th Kuropeen conflict.
The first chock was sent to Iteiglum.
th next ti KoKland. Kach was tor luUO.
comiiiissloner htve rt,uA
...mh.uh vi uuy Hiicklca f
iiuil lucrum for the
S laniilt,!
lux the
th
ur a pool
location at no
rtrwrt. Otlfc-ns prott-Kied, say.
catlciii t, th h rt .
ye'fdetice r4-tt;n.
'""f" elv'n IHfti.lt to opei,
ft ptK.-l hull at fuming atr-t.
If EAR IN G CU THEFT OF A
SUITCASEJS POSTPONED
Wil1ib4 ltuffa. charged with stealing
a suit ruse from the I'nlon trMou, will
b 1 ivt::ht bfor Inltwd States Com
n;iB!mer Itunlcl for a hearing mdny.
2! to i.ava come up this nioru
lu. but the commissi. .ner wes ahsent anj
tr.e tAdiir.g jtlpui.til a day.
r t- i- n t i
f -w-i.,.!
NSP ECTOR TO
HCaUATJER VI OMAHA
A. J r mi nan, ltiieckor of nwcli.nU-J
ii, ut f(,r tl government, has boen
e- i.iii .i 1,, h I i luitt-rs lii rt,ni i Jn the
-i . . i . .....
)iiur' iM...,.i.g, i.i tuii ii s ;:n..iou v.
...iai cip.it l at 1 I. is (.fa.: j'iit. r Kill he
'iHhd. with tMiii iry running to Denver,
.! t!ilii- ei,j Kitu- as . iy.
1 k t.Uvof It.
' Lfcl Feirii.iM'r 1 tiA-l a very severe
oi.t i, ;r'y ..Sown sit k In t.fil.
t(,.(-i.t two t-i.t; ,4 it C'hitiai.r: I iUi
! '.nrifdy, and it ui,:y n wy
uniii I v. ;,-(,!y ri ,i. 1
I.-. Ii," wrlu-a IJ. 1. i.ict.;.,f,
1, i.' ). If l..U Wi.-il.l kiu.w tl- .-.iu
feiiiuly, kek kii oi. :, ,s
1 It c':.tt.l : fc- i -y h. re --Jt J s . r-
0?.UHA CUSTOMS FALL OFF.
CUT OUTLOOK IS BETTER
The customs receipt for Omaha during
the month ot November suffered a fall
ing oft aa -fwvared with September and
October. However, Cadet Taylor la In
potsraslun of advance Information which
allow him to predict that tha customs
this month and next will be larger than
any other time since the opening of the
Kuropean war.
m ma
FOR HEAOAOnES
tm tiEUBALGIA
Hub
on a Little MavclArru'g
Mustard Cerate.
Most every woman suffers from Head
aches and a few like to take dope rem
edies, which often affect the heart, that
are offered for sal.
No noed to suffer In silence any longer.
sSacX.ara'e Mustard Cerate will do the
trick at once.
Just rub a little on the forehead and
temples and th Headache will disappear.
I?ettsr than Internal remedic and con
tain no opiatsa.
h'lmply great for Hheonuttism. Lumba
go. Lam Hack, Here kSueclea. Ror!
Throat. Pleurisy. Bronchitis, Neuralgia.
Headache, Colds and
Congestions,
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m few of the fmou" How VentUatorg left that we
wm close out on the following easy termg. We will take your gtove
aa part payment and let you pay the balance at fire dollarg
per month. Or If you want to
buy for cash we will cut the
price. '
This is what Mr. McQuillan,
1021 S. Slfet says of the Howe
, Ventilator: Ve have used oar
Hotve a number of yew,. v
heat four rooms down stairs
' and two upstairs and keep
Ihemi wsrrn day and night p
and down "taint with throe
tons of boai per aeatton. My
family wan ta a Furnace Just
to do away with a stove but A
am a friend of the old Howe
and n t uiake up my mind to
aee It go." . ,
The Howe is made different
from other Base Burners and
works different. The Howe
will warm your home better
than a poor Furnace or hot
water heater will and with
half the , expensa. . It Is the
largest Baae Burner made but
me immense alia la not th.
principle feature. Tha nrtn.
fclple feature 1 the Patent heat
V-il "am5 "retem that no other
' YV, Base Burner has. It
..eteayiiswaaa v. ma aJ UKQU A)
pieces no that it U
1 1 " ewy to hnQdU.
ovB'fiFiirnaco Go.
Only exclusive Stove and Furtuwe house in Omaha.
Itetter Stove. Ik-tter Furnacea. Better Service. Our Fur
nacea are litM&lled by expert furnace men. Not simply by mechanics.
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SfOGfZGl
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muBiinn, cneetings ana other
foods that sold from lOe np to
12 He a yard; all at, a r
yard OC
From the Holt 18c Madras ,10
From tho Bolt UHe Superfine
Flannel 8H
Prom the Bolt 15c Scotch Flan
nel , , OH
From the Bolt 18e Cotton Dress
Goods, plaids 12 H
7T I , . . .
; v i price, yara ....... e .
Iiot iso. 4 Good styles, good
cloth, good patterns of Gins
bsms. Percales, Silk Stripe
voiles and beautiful Wash
Goods; from 16o to 1
18c a yard values, at.. 2 C
From the Bolt 25c Voiles, 38-
lncheg wide 127g
Remnanta of Table Damask,
Pattern Cloths, etc., at regu
lar prices.
BHEKT SALE
No. 6780 72x90 Sheets, 10c val
ues, each
one o! .
t oic
Lot No. 5 Kemnants of Va
rious floods of fine grade
that sold from 18c np to 89c a
yard;-to close at, per 1
yard 1UC
No. 43S8 72x90 Sheets, f 1.00 val-
, ues, each -COt
No. 6107 81x90 Sheets, ,69c val
ues, each .35
No. 4823 46x36 18c Pillow Slips.
t 124
No. 6396 42x36 18c Pillow Slips
.12V.t
Many splendid special values in Toys,
Dolls, Cooks and Games in
The Big Toy Department
On Oar Fourth floor Friday
Wool Dress Fabrics Priced for
Friday at About Half
50c quality Whipcords, Serges, Panamas
and other popular weaves; good line of
, colors; 25 pieces for selection, yard, 28c
$1.00 German Flannel Waistinga All wool, ting
assortment; at, yard , 58c
9 LAO Diagonal Suitings 54 Inches wide, In navy,
black, taupe, mode, brown and grey; Friday at,
. yard . ........ . G8!
$1-60 All Wool Plaid 8uitlngs, Bedford Cords,
Crepes and Sponged and Shrunk Serges, 64 to 60
Inches wide; on sale at, yard OS
04-in. New Fall Cloaking.. Including chinchillas,
Diagonals, Boucle effects, Balmacman Cloths, etc
to J3.60 values; at, yard. 81.50 "d 81.9S
I Special Sale Friday of
! Holiday Novelties
Pin Cushions, Pin Trays,
Ash Trays, Sewing Baskets,
I Hat Pin Holders, Candle
Sticks, etc., etc; in Four Big
Special Counters for Friday,"
I 10c,'15c, 25c and 50c
I You're 'probably making
up your collection of Xmas
gifts. Don't fail to see these
(specials.
Buy Holiday Ribbons Now
liibbons of all kinds for
I your fancy work under
priced at Ic, 2c, Zy2c, 10c,
12VxC and 15c yard.
Holiday Handkerchiefs The
most -"' complete assortmenU
ahown in Omaha. Very1 special
ralues ghown at prlceg from,
2Kc, 4Hc IHc 10c, iacw
18c, 25c, S5c up to 50c each.
Boxed Handkerchiefs, inc.. en
i.uo i.JSO up
Most Wanted Weaves in Silks
Priced Greatly Below Worth
59c Quality Tub Silks White or cream
grounds with colored stripes, 36 inches
wide; at, yard ...3Sc.
$1.00 Quality Silk Poplins in all the besf.
colorings, 36 inches wide; on sale Fri
day at, yard J8c
Novelty Embroidered Silk Crepe Plain'
white and colors; 2V2 yards for waist
patterns a splendid gift; on sale Fri
day at, per pattern .......... $1.GU
4(VInch Dreag Silks Values np to $2.25 yard
Brocaded Sstln Charmeuse, Silk Poplins, Novl
elty Crepe de Chines, etc., all colors, yd. fjg
English Oordurojs $1.26 and 85c a yard- vail
ues, 24 and 32 inches wide, all the best col
ors; two special lots, yd gg and 58t
Yard WWe Black Dree Silks Meesallnea
Peau de Soles, Chiffon Taffetas. Pallet de
Sole, etc., $L,00 and $1.25 yard values; at. a
ard ' ........ .88
I
50c,
75c,
Trimmed Hats $97
Values to $7.50
Absolutely tha choicest lot of
values shown thla season. New.
est styles, Including broad assort
ment of classy shapes;, large med
ium and small; from the wide
brimmed sailors and dress shapes
to the small close fitting Turban
effects. Trimmed with Ostrich
Plumes and Bands; also moat
tastely Fur and Flower trimmed;
black and colors; to $7.50 ralues,
Big Special Sale of ;
Universal 1
Sleeping Garments "' ;
Men's, Women's And children'g I
Nig'ht Gcwri3 and Pyjamas S
Manufacturers' samples at I
a price saving of ........ ys
Outingr Flannel Gowns Up
to $1.00 values, -all sizes, I
and chil-
n .49c
men's, women's
dren's ;
Onuna; Flannel Gowns $1.00
and $1.25 values, men's or wo
men's; on sale at jo,
Night Gowna and Pyjamas All
newest styles, up to $3.00 val-
t SI. 45 d f)8e !
Big assortment for selection. . i
Extraordinary Bar
gains Saturday in
Our Furniture Dept.
What' could -you buy as a
gift that would be more useful
and lasting than a nica. piece
of furniture? .
Watch for Special Pricing -la
Friday Eve Papers.
Chilblains,
Sprain, and all kinds
of Aches anil Paine,
and often wards of
Pneumonia.
At your druggists tn
S5 and (Oo Jar, or
mailed. postpuld. by
The Maclrca Drug
Co., Loe Ar.tvlr. CaJ.
J v. It J'uCiur" tog l Just aa good,
t- I i f ail LUeraiiLa aiix'oanr.l Drug
"'rK tKs
It J'ijClor"
SLIPPER
S
For Christmas
r
Too
Ottt to
Ii la
Fry's ?os
The" sensible gift for every mem
ber of tha family. We are showing
a wonderful line in all sizes and
styles for men, women and chil
dren. For men we have slippers in
every stylish variety. Including soft
"Via, in red. tan and black, also felts
and felt inaolea
in women a Lxmrys we
have kid, felt, leather soles,
fi'lt soles, bathroom Bl)(prg,
bedroom sHppers, boudoir
slippers, traveling ltrtcra.
etc, all in latest novelty eff-cta.
Moderate Prices Always
.J'
Women's and Children's Ready-to-Wear Garments
At One,Ttard to One-Half Savings in the Domestic Room Friday
n's and Blisses' Winter Coats, j One-Plece Dreewee, to 5 values $1.9
Women'
made to sell to $12.50, at $3.00
Fabrics are Astrakahana, Boueles,
heavy Scotch Coatings, etc., with plain
or fancy plush collars, buttons and
self trimmed, some full satin lined.
$15.00 and $7.50 Winter Coats $9.5
In Sealettes, Peralanas, Pomerus,
Arabian Lamb, Bilk Plush, etc., all full
satin lined, large shawl collars, sizes
1C to 46.
Children's Dreaaea
Made to sell at $1.60,
i newest styles, popu
lar fabrics and color
ings, sixes 6 to 14
years, your choice,
at .... ...... 70
Bungalow A prone. In
light and dark colors
all slses, 50c values,
t 29
Children's-Coats Values
up to $7.60, in Balma
caans with: fitted backs
and storm collars, Zibe
lines, heavy Cheviots.
Boueles, Plaids and fancy
mixtures, at 83.15
Flannelette Kimonos In the
new high waist styles,
$1-50 and $1.98 . values,
cnolce OS,
Women s or Misses' in Serxes. Dlaln
colors, checks and other heavy, .warm
fabrics, well made, plain and fane,
styles, only 25 in the lot, Choice
at ..81.49
Dress Skirts made to sell to $3. choice
$1.88- In all wool Serges, black and
colors, new rough Cheviots, black and
white checks and fancy weaves, in the
new yoke and accordUn pleated bot
tom eiittcia. . :
Sweater Coats Values
up to $1.76, in Cardl
. nals. Oxfords, tans' or
browns, heavy weave
garments with high or
roll collars, great val
ues, choice f)3-
Fleeced Pressing . bac
on, 56e values, la a:i
siseg and colors, on
ale ...... -....as1
A
1
Winter Underwear and Furnishing Specials Friday
- f r . -
to wur itomesuc Koom
Women's Ribbed Union Suite
60c values, long sleeves, ankle
length, all sixes 35.4
Men's Wool Shirts or Drawers
All alses, to $2.00 values; 4
lota.. $1.43, $1.25, 08c, 75,4
Wometi'a Fleeced Underwear
Vests or pants, all alses, 6O0
values 33j
Men's Fleeced Underwear
Shirts or drawers, in all slzet
to $1 values. COc, 4c, ZZ4
Men'a Flannel Over Shirts To
, $2.00 values, with flat or mU
itary collars; tan, blue or
gray f)S4
HaadkerolUefa, mad to sell
at lOo, Turky Kd,, indigo Blue
or wblta, a for B4o
CMldxaa'e IwutM fjoaia, made to
all at tl.uo. part wool, slaaa 1 to
10 yeara, at 44
Ladles' and maea acitteaa, bla:k
wool, 26o values lOe
rUeoed Unloa ftuita, Mlaaee' and
Boys', sue from 2 to It years;
HIGH GRADE LINENS
Uaeful and Practl.-nJ Present
tm . u.r Stock la Compute.
Dinner Sets In neat box. cloth and
napkin to match, (7.00 values
at t&joa
Dinner 8eU, hemstitched, assorted
rL.'? nd BPaJns valuea to
0 per aet aa.oo
Circular pattern Table Cloths
pure flax, 3.R0 vaiuoa, ea. Hi.bO
Large else acalloped Dinner Nan
klne. extra value, aasorte.i.
worth up to Ill.iO. per set 87.00
Unhenuned Dinner Napkina full
also, pure flax, $S.OO values, u
a use a for , Si Jto
Hemmed Pattern Table Cloth, a
great assortment, values to
fl. 0, special, each 11.00
Toilet Goods end Drugs
Just a few of th many bargains
we offer you for "rlday:
SOo Sloan's Liniment I4
II Sal Hepatlca
liourjols Java Klc Powder SSe
I So Sanltol Face Cremra - 14
4711 Hatinuse (are Powder S5e
J5o Paragon Peroxide Cream ....ISe
50c lleaulieart Cold Cream i
Ho Jergiu'a Bensoin and Almond Lo
tion ISO
tW-ia. Ivory lland aiirror, a II 0U
vJu ... eae
Ko Kuhbr Olovea .....Se
Anunoiila Powder, I 4e pkg loo
iuo DuhrooKe Toilet Wttoii ....Sae
i'oc Tuilet Waters, aaaortod odors loe
bo cake Jergtn'e boap, uk ..Sao
lOo Jap His Hojp a
ltc Pliyaiclane and 8urgon'a fcoet,
at So
ft 09 Wellington l-iuart Corablni tln
Mottle and tiyrtrig a.itS
2 60 klauewell J -Quart Coiublnution
at 1.60
Il.7t t-quart CoinbioaUon Uyrii.ge,
at gl.taS
fICO Cello metsl Hot Water BkU.
1 )ta, guaranteed years . . . ti.JO
1 :& 2-4)1. YMiit KubLer llut VSstrr
HfW. Tee
Iiga Holiday line of Fancy box
Perfumes, at SO aad a
.e f 1
M I
"
19 Pounds Best Granulated Sugar for $1.00
-lb aack. be4 high gradrDlamond ? "" .S2t
II MflUT. git hln i s I eaara. wa. ! A-Sa
- - - - v.-susj a iuci iur urseavu. i v am Bayaaj
I
t"i, every sack guaran
teed to- give perfect Satisfaction or
money refunded, eack gl.40
10 bar bast branda Laundry eoap as
10 Iba. beet whit or yellow corn
meal Xb.
T lbs. beat rolled whit breakfast oat
meal 9.64
Ibe. choice Japan rice aoc
H . can condend milk ....TV,
t to catia condensed milk I. loe
1! os. jar pur fruit preserve . .Sfte
Advo Jell for deasert, nothing Use it.
packaac .THe
Bkinner'e or Oolden Tg Macaroni.
package ,Ti
T lb. bomX. bulk Laundry Starch a&e
The bt hand picked Navy bean, lb.
at a
J-ib. fans fancy Cweet Sugar Corn
at He
1 Iba. wax, atring, green or Lima
beajia T'
VacLaren'e Peanut Butter, lb. . llTie
l-oa pkg. condensed aline Ideal,
rkg a l-ao
1tu pkg Cora Hjjifc
Gr&pe Nuts, pkir 10
)-!. ran SiijrVr i Tom&tn Soup ae
Lars boltl Worcester bauce. pure
lTtsourv mat
bulk. soaa4 . . ' 'o.o
The beat No. 1 Kgg, doieo','.' ' ' 'Zel
Vancy Country Creamery Butt.r'aae
Good Dalrv Tabl butter, lb. . 2
lbe. Oood Butterine ... it!
fa i Ji01 uck Butterini" '
ISlba. beet k4 AUver ailaaeaota;
Demand your welirhtr Vh'."i- J,'a
quire IL w " "
fnry iiolland Seed Cabbage, lb. IVi,
Ireab lt. Carrot TurrUpi. Red?
Uhee or bhalioia, p,r bunch . . 4
Fancy Rl, Tomato & "'m" IT"
I Ktalk rreah CelerT . . . T a!
Fancy California Ceullfiow.r,' lUiill
I Urge hour, Bunrhea TV? .
I bunrhe. Krn Par.l.y ' ' " I" '
fane, Head Lettuce, bead"! '"idl 1
rpoialol: f
nip or utai,airi.a ik
Oar JTreah Carload of
-' i in
'i per do.
lUl
BUxhlaad
4n1 gm .ui.
l5o toe, ii,
WOkMeT
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