THE HEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. 1015.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
lUy tonr Cu Bra. .
are Boot rrl rv Now Basraa PreaL
arriB-OrBdtm C Lighting fix
lure.
eaattfoi All Kim Imh fv
n the Mr payment plan. Ranker
Realty Investment Co. Fhona Dour. .
SUtaraa to obeei Cherl.a McShane,
oa of 6hertff and Mr. Felix J. McShane.
Jr., returned to ftt. Berchtnaa' academy
at Marlon, la., Monday.
Tay Comylrte Korto yvafraaa"
classified section today, and appear in
Tha Be EXCLUSIVELY, rind out what
tba vartowa mo-ring plotura theatara efrer.
A Sappy aad Proaparona Haw Yea ia
lie very least that anyone can wish you,
but an office In The Bee building, "the
building that It alway new," make
wish come true.
Waw Baby at KoGaa-ua atom.
A bouncing- girl baby h born yea
torday morning to Mr. and Mra. John
McCaaue. ,1r., 6U1 Webster street The
newcomer haa been named Georgia Dun
can. ,
Dancing Chambers winter term,' new
claesei, opena Monday, January 4. Adult
heginnara Mondays and Thursdays, Ip.m.
.Assemblies Wednesday. I p. m. Ladles,
Tuesdays. I p. m. Children, Tuesday. S
p. m.; Saturdays. 1:30 p. m. High achool,
): P. m.; Saturdays, 7 p. m. Private
lesson by appointment. Up-to-the-minute
dances taught tn this achool. Ust
early. Phone D-1871.
Student Return to College To
handle the student returning to tha -respective
colleges, atter having spent the
holiday vacation at their homes, January
Z. and 1 the Burlington will run Its
No. 12, leaving Omaha at 6:30, evenings,
. in two sections, the first sections each
evening being for these student This
college eection will be made up of stand
ard sleepers, diners and lounging cars.
Dennison's Cane to District Court
Tha receivers of the Wabash railroad
have taken an appeal to the dlotrlct court
' In tha eult brought against them by Tom
!. Dennlson, in which Dennleon received a
verdict from Justice of the Peace II. H.
Claiborne. Claiborne's decision declares
Dennison shipped a horse from Omaha to
Council Bluffs and that the horse's
nerves were damaged to the extent of
$100 when the car waa side-tracked and
repaired by railroad workmen.
OPEN HOUSE AT Y. M. C. A.
V . DRAWS 4,000 PERSONS
Nearly 4,000 Omahana visited the Young
Men's Christian association building last
night, when the annual reception and
open house was held,
All tha building was elaborately dec
orated, music rang through every room
and refreshments were served to all ivlslt-
ors. The association band and tha asso
ciation glee club, MJss Helen Howell,
Mrs. Roy Flanagan. Hugh WaJlaca. Mrs.
Hugh Wallace, Mr. Knudsen and Mr.
Dubenksky furnished the musical pro
. gram, which was given In the auditor
ium. Tha following' composed a recaption
committee:- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dent
on, Mr. and Mrs. George F. - Gllmore,
H. IL Baldrlge, Dr. J. K. Lord, Mr. and
Mrs. E. U. Graff, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Noble and Burt Wilcox.
There were "demonstration classes" In
the several lines of work ft the associa
tion, an art calendar exhibit and exhibi
tions In the gymnasium and pool rooms.
The reception ended at U o'clock.
CHARITY SHIP MUST . w.
CARRY NO OTHER CARGO
WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-Ambaasador
- Page cabled the State department from
London today that the British Foreign
office had informed him British naval
authorities hereafter tuld undertake to
facilitate the voyage to Rotterdam of
- only such charity ahlps as costal whole
cargoes of food for Belgian relief. He
said certain societies and committees con
tinued to ship contributions of food in
ships that carried other cargo. It was
important, the ambaasador reported, the
. charity ships should not contain other
cargoes, that to , use the desired protec
tion all ships for Belgian relief must be
reported' by the reliely cm mission's rep
resentative in New York to the British
ambassador in Washington. ,
TWIN SISTERS MARRIED
BY REV C. W. SAVIDGE
The marriage of twin sisters was per
formed by Rev. Charles W. Savldge on
Thursday afternoon ' at the residence of
Mr?. M. E. Shilllngton, S119 Maple street,
when Miss Evalyn Radabaugh of Mal
vern, la., became the bride of Jamea H.
Harruld of Ludlow, Mo., and Mlsa Edith
Radabaugh of Malvern was united In
niarrlaga to Morritt Hicks of Nlckerson.
Neb. A wedding supper was served after
the ceremony.
Keeping; In t.uod Condition.
Many people suffer from Indigestion
and constipation and do not know It. A
feeling of dullness and languldneos, bit
ter taste In the mouth, headache, bilious
fever most of those conditions when
you 'are not sick, but don't feel right"
can be traced to sluggish bowels and
torpid .liver. Foley Cathartic Tablets
cleans the system, arouse the .liver,
banish Indigestion and make you "feel
good all over" light, energetic and am
bitious. Bold by all dealers. Advertise
A Bright 'end Prosperous
New Year to You All -
from oar Mammoth Meat Market,
the Home of Quality Meats, at
Lets than Poor Quality Prices.
Specials for Saturday
First quality Pork Loins. lb....HU
first quality Pork Roast, lb tVa
First auality Pork Butt. lb....llo
First quality Spring ' Lamb, hlnd-
quartora, lb ......llo
First quality ttprlng Lanib, fore
quarters, lb SVe
First quality Steer Round Steak, per
pound 1SV.0
No. 1 Bulk Sausage, lb 100
No. 1 Diamond O Skinned Hams, per
pound
No. 1 Picnic Hams, lb XI.
No. 1 Back Bacon, lb l
No. 1 Bulk Oysters, quart. ..... .400
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TWO TOMS ME SOME CALLS
Missouri Taeifio Officials Follow
Oat Old New Year's Custom.
CLERKS WORgpTO ON FIGUILCS
tieaerally a. Rallday a Hart
tera, AKhenn Many Art at
Their Bank rial; t
Their States.
All ef the oHy offices of the tailroads
remained open, until noon, officials and
clerk working en tha annual statement
that have to go to heao v-iartera, showing
the volume of the business of last year.
So far as current business was concerned,
there was none of It. There were few
tickets bought, apparently everybody go
ing out of th city having departed yes
terday. At the depots tha train cam and went
aa uaual. Travel waa pretty fair, but
those who were going were making long
trips. Locally therewa nothing doing.
During tha afternoon some of tha rail
road men Indulged In tha goad old cus
tom of some years ago and went calling.
Notably among them were Tom Godfrey
and Tom Hughes of the Missouri Pacific.
They baa their cards printed, the In
scription being the "Two Tom,'' and
going among their friends the two men
railed as they have annually for the
last twenty years.
faaay Disorders Coma frnm the
1.1 rar.
Constipation, headache, bilious spells,
Indicate a slugglh liver. The tried reuv
edy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Only
23c. All druggists. Advertisement.
Bee Want Ads Are the Best Bustr.es
South Omaha to Put
Lid on Some -of the
Mo3t Extreme Steps
With th new yesr Chlr of Police John
Rfigg will put a damper on the extreme
dances that bave been the rage in South
Omaha for some time past. The dances
re given by so-called club and It Is
aid that certain lodgv will fall under
tha ban also. Information In the hands
of the police Is that young girl are per
mitted to engage In the most outrageous
dance at some of th so-called club.
Other elub and even" aome lodge are
said to advertise their dances with the
Invitation that "nothing Is barred and
everything goes."
Girl under age are said to frequent
these danee hall, th parent being de
ceived into the notion that the dances
are given under th auspleea of some re
spectable organisation. Chief Brlgg and
a number at other men have been quietly
making the rounds af these dance. "This
thing hs got to atop," said the chief
yesterday.
Postoffice Clerks
iu New Year's Dance
Flv hundred post of fire clerks, their
wives, sweethearts, mothers and sisters
celebrated the young year with a big
dnc at the Rome hole! last night.
An orchestra of the clerks furnished
the' dance music. The dunce hall was
gaily, decorated. As many as 40) person
were on the floor dancing at the same
time. Postmaster and Mr. J. C. Whar
ton attended.
The organisation of postoffice clerks
was effented to aid In th entertainment
of the National Letter Carriers' associa
tion, which will meet In Omaha this yesr.
President E. A. Glss of th association
had charge of the dance, nd agisting
him wer: B, Betlach, K. F. Bsndhauer,
J. J. Curtln, F. J. Delavega and P. F..
McOovern.
The reception commute was O. (J.
Carter. J. F. llurlev. F.. Matsen. K. F.
Morearty. F. I".. Nsgte. It. L, Peterson
and H. Tombtlnk. Refreshments were
served.
ILLNESS OF HENRY W. YATES
PREVENTS ANNUAL RECEPTION
Owing to the Illness of Henry W. Tts,
pioneer banker of Omaha, th annual
New Year reception at Ms home was
abandoned. For ten years this reception
hss been one oi' the ennual features at
th Yates' home. Mr. Yates, who ta 7S
years old. Is III, but his condition is not
critical.
SMALLPOX PATIENT HAS
ESCAPEDFR0M POLICE
Gmmett Maddox, colored, created conj
slderable excitement by welklng Into tb
police station early Frllay morning wlt.ii
th declaration thst he bad smallpsc.
He was quickly Isolated when Dr. Ho
benderker declared tint such wss the
esse. As the officials were preparing to
remove the negro to tbe prope Institu
tion be walked from the building and
has not been seen since,
DR. HARRIS REAPPOINTED
CHIEF POLICE SURGEON
Ir. T. T. Harris has been reappointed
a chief of the pel ice surgeons for the
year Dr. R. F.naor will take the
place of Police Surgeon Edstrom and
"Jsp" Tsmlreln. foot ball stsf of Crelgh
ton college, will lake the place of Dr.
J. C. Hubendftcker.' . ,' .
Our Entir Blot It of
Fancy Leather Goods
Left From the Holiday
At Just Half Price
Bag, Purses, Vanity Cases,
Party Boxes, etc., all go.
$1.00 Hand Bags at. .50
$2.00 Hand Bags at .gl.OO
$3.00 Hand Baga at.. 8J. 50
$5.00. Hand Bags at.. 82.50
$10 Hand Bags at. I . .85.00
Just One-Half tha Regular
Retail Prices.,
fSS fifiS January Clearance Sales
All the Odd Lots and Broken
lines priced for quick clearance
without regard to profits or actual
wholesale cost.
All Blankets and Comforters Musi Go' Quickly
f cismru ana Loauaru
I fit. 0lf i-" "ti-W
,7c
$2 Blanket .....,.$1.48
$350 Blankets and Comforts t2.4ft
$3.98 Blankets and Comfort 92.75
$4.38 Blankets and Comforts $3.A0
$5.98 Blankets and Comforts $4.21
$7.60 Blankets and Comforts $3.4S
All the Winter Stocks. Goods
you want right now you'll find at
underpricings which mean splen
did savings to you."
Saturday Bed Linen Specials
v. .J c . . . 1 w . , t . i ... . ii i . . n a a
Hemstitched Sheets, extra lare-e. best
quality, II. to value, aaoh $1.00
Hemstitched Pillow Cases, full sis,
x best quality, 60o values, each..Mle
Table Padding, heavv and heat r aim
ing, yard width, Utd value, yd, It
Imported Marseilles Bed Spreads, beau
tiful assorted patterns. 11.00 vsluep,
each .. $3.5o
Bed Hlieets, full a lie. besry weight
.material, well mad, 7fte values,
each .SO
, 1'rlr Raring of
Half and More
on many line of
Holiday Goods
Hair Hruuhe that sold up to
50c. at 10
Holiday Novell ir Regular
values up to 76c; your ,
choice ......25
10c Holiday Novelties at..5
10c Handkerchiefs at..... 5
6c Handkerchiefs at....2U
Muffler worth to 50c. ..15f
i4 Wonderful Showing of Women's Ready-to-Wear
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Skirts
Half, Even More Than Half Reduction
FromRegular Retail Prices of Such Garments
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Handsome Winter Coats, that
would sell regularly at $25.00
and $27.50, choice Mf
Saturday at $1U
Handsome Winter Coats, made
to sell up to $35, good assort
ment, on sale, at, - (J f C
choice tpJLO
100 Nobby Tailored Suits, made to sell at $15.00 aud $18.00, to
close Saturday, while they last, f(
choice V...-. $0.11
75 Splendid Far Coats, most
popular furs and newest styles
to close Saturday, your choice
Half and Less
Sealette Plush Coats 125 of
them, made to sell at $25.00
and $35.00, on sale, to close,
St: J:::.. $17.50
100 Women's and Misses' Dresses, in Satins, Crepe de Chines
and other popular silks or wool materials, $18.00, $20.00 tip to
$30.00 values, your , fcn
choice ... ........... . ... $O0
A Manufacturer's Stock of Skirts, together with broken lots
from regular stocks, Silk Skirts, Satin Skitts, Wool Skirts,
plain and novelty fabrics, values np ta $12, choice . . . .$3.05
'isf
Children's Coats
es np to $5.00,
day at, cbotra
'Long Silk Kimonos, values up
to $8.50, newest designs, in all
colors ...... . $3.95
Long Crepe Kimonos, made to
sell at $2.50 and $3.00, good
colors, pretty designs, $1.45
I, t1- I I Children's Cots, hiade I I Children's Coata, mad I I i
gator. I I to aeU at t)7AO, Sat. I to eel I at 10 and $12 I I
$.&S J tirday at .... . .$3.05 J at $4.05j
Children's DrdiM.
wool fabrics, value to
$8.00, choice . .$2.09
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Coats that sold to $17.50
Plushes,, Arabian Lambs,
Pomeries, Hindoo - Cloth,
Noveltiep," etc., pretty
styles, at $7.39
Extra Special Bargains in the Domestic Room Saturday.
Tailored Suits, made to sell
to $15, satin lined coats, all
new styles .$5.00
Tailored Suits made to sell
at $10, at $2.98 & $3.93
Silk or Wool Dresses
Dresses worth to $3, $1.49
Dresses worth $6.50, $2.98
Dresses worth $10, $3.95
Good assort. for, selection.
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Your Overcoat Opportunity
Men's Overcoats, Worth $15, $
Men's Overcoats, Worth $18,
Men's Overcoats, Worth $20..,
All the broken lots and odd coats left from our
choice of the House Sale Many Hart, Schaffner &
Marx' Coats included.
Staple styles, conservative ulsters, shawl' collared
models, Balraacaans, doublo breasted English coat
styles, box coats and storm coats of all kinds. All
wool Scrgo Skinner's satin and silk . lined. Your
choice of Kerseys, Meltons, Chinchillas, f ,
Thibets, Irish Frieze, Scotch Tweeds, y
etc., the choicest lot of overcoats ever
put on sale in Omaha, at sale price
$2.50 and $3.00 Corduroy Trousers .$1.85
$3.50 and $3.75 Corduroy Trousers . ...... .$2.35
Corduroy Trousers, made to sell at $4.00 and 14.50,
at ....$2.85
Young Men's and Men's styles, with plain or
cuff bottoms, peg top, semi-peg top and conserva
tive styles. Values you'll find it impossible to du
plicate elsewhere. v , . . , . ,
Every pair in stock Included, all colors, all sizes, made by Marx and Haas, makers of
the wonder waist band. :
Jim
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Men's Hats $1115
$2.50 to $5.00 Values 11
of-- '
Your choice of all our
Men's Hats that sold to
$5.00, Stetson's except
ed, to close Saturday at
...$115
Here's Your Opportunity
Boohs! Rooks!
2,000 Books - slightly soiled
during the 'holiday sales.
Fiction, History, Poems, Beys'
and Girls' Books, JlellgrJous
Books, ate, big assortment of
values to f 1.60 to
close quickly in
one big lot, at,
choice ..........
25c
Our Entire Stock of
Men's Boys9 Caps
At Greatly Reduced Prices
All 50c Caps . . 29c
All $1.00 Caps . 45c
All S1.50 Caps . S9c
$5 Trimmed Hats, $2
C
Your choice Saturday of over two
, hundred, trimmed hats.
The season's most popu-
lnr ctvlp Rnilnrs lnrcrft
.XA.M. UKJ .XWf 1SWW, - - O
and close fitting tur
bans and large shapes
in silk, plush and velvets, beau
tifully trimmed in Ostrich, Aigrette,
Purs, Flowers, Ribbons, ete. While most of them are
black, there is a splendid line of colors! Not a hat worth
less than $5; some worth $6.50 and $7.50; choice, $2.00.
. Make your choice as early as possible. They can't
last long at the price. - f , 1
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Read the Big 1915 January Grocery Open
ing Sale for Saturday
Oar aim U to mak tM tka aaaaar
Tear. Quality will be the first con
sideration ant t pries that will ex
cel all competition on this grade of
goods. Our object ta to save th
people from tS to 6 per oent on th
high cost of living.
Wisala Sveryfcear a Brifat aa
. rroeperooa Jf w Tear.
20 lb, beat granulated Sugar. 1.09
4 8-lb. sarka best high grad Diamond
H. Fluur, nothing finer for bread,
pie, puddtnus or cakes, mad from
No. I selected wheat, pr uk. S1.40
IS bara White Russian. Beat 'tin All.
I. onox, Diamond nr Laundry Quern,
White Laundry Soap IM
cans Lu Lu scouring 80s p. It best
th Dutch, for aa
J9 lbs. bt:st white or yellow carnml
for IB
( lbs. rolled whit Breakfast Oatmeal
for Sao
lb, choice Japan Rice, 1c qual
ity for IM
4 lb, land picked Navy Ban..aM
t cans Oil Sardines for Sao
l-!h. can fancy He Surar Corn,
Wx or Green Ke&iia. Lima Brans
or Karl y June Pcu for TVta
t-lli. tun California Pt'h loo
l-lb. can tioldva puuipkin, Honitny.
tisuer Kraut or Baked Beans... 7W
i bur Ivory ro,p I9e
Orgp Nut, pkg. 10
E. C. Cora Flakes. 10c lse pkg. ao
UacLaren'a Peanut Butter, lb..XVio
l.'-oa. Jar Pur r'rult Preserve . as
l-o. Jaj-a Pur Fruit Preserve. IS
The bast dom.stlo Macaroni, pkg.
for TV.
fierachev' Breakfast Cocoa, lb.. BO
(luldrn Santo toff re, lb (00
Th best Tea Hlftln. lb.. '. '. . .ISVsu
Th Vaaratabl Mark for th
Veopl af Omaha. '
IS lb, best Red Rlv.r tarly Ohio
Potatoes for , 200
13 lbs. fancy Cooking Applea to the
peck for . .- g&o
Dmen4 your weight; th law re-
qulru 11,
Hubbard Squah, per II). ,, a
Old bests, Carrots, Turnip or Par
snip. pr lb .....a
Pry Holland Seed Cboae, lb. lVa
rt.nh Llneta, Carrot. Turnips, ita-
dlKhra or Shailois. bunch 4
t mrtn oup bunchae... loo
J larse Gren I'cpp.rs loo
t talk frwh Celery ...lo
t beads frenh l.af lttui.
Fancy Callfurnla C auliflower, lb. TUe
Fancy t ape t'od Cranberries, qt. TSe
Fancy H1 lttti(e, per head TUa
The beat Mixed Nut, lt 16c
Ifwl Jacket Pur Apple Cider, per
Kalluu f jsj
Pricings Vhich Will Insure Great Savings for You and Rig Stock Redac
tions Jor Ms m Winter underwear and turmshings for men and Vomen
....
Men's Heavy . Fleeced Underwear
Shirts or Drawers, all Bizes, reg-
,' ular 50o values, at . 25
Men's . Camel's Hair Underwear
... Shirts or Drawers, made to sell
' at $1.00, all fiizes C9.
Men's $2.00 Union Suits . . lOStf
Men's Union Suits, made to sell
to $3, all ityles $1.98, $1.45
Men's $1.00 Union SuiU at C9
Union Suits worth to $C, iu all
wool or silk and wool, all styles,
at $3.98, $2.98 and $2.50
Men's All Wool Underwear
Shirts or drawers, all styles,
best brands $1.98, $1.45, 98
Wool Fleeced Shirts or Drawers,
at 49
Men's Flannel Shirts
To $2.50 valuesall colors and sizes, on
salo at . . . ... .$1.45 and 98
Men's Fur and Fur Lined Gloves, val
ues to $8.50, at $3.98, $2.98, $1.98
Dress or Work Gloves, to $2.50 values,
at ......$1.45 and 98
lift'
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Women's Sterling Union Suits, madeUo sell
to $4.50, all wool, silk and wool or silk and
lisle, on salek,. . . ;. .$1.98 and $2.98
Women's Union Suits, made to pell to $3.50,
all 6tyles,.all wool or silk and wool, spe
cial at .'...$1,45 ' ,
Women's Union Suits, heavy
fleeced or part wool, vests
and pants, to $2.00 values,
on sale at 98
Heavy Fleeced Union Suits,
at 49 and G9
Women's 35c Underwear,
heavy fleeced or Jersey
ribbed, vests' or pants, oil
sale at If)
umioren s union Suits, heavy fleeced or Jersey ribbed, size
2 to 1G years, on sale . " Tt
Women's Outing Gowns, that t,old regularly to $2.00, at 98
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Men's Woo
'lo $8.50 values, $198, $3.98, $2.98
and .....$1.98
Men's .Wool Sweater Coats, made to
sell at $2.00, at 93
Outing Flannel Night Robes, to $1.50
values, on sale at . . . ,G9 and 49
To $12.00. values, in best makes, all
sizes $8.98, $5.98, $4.98, $3.98, $2.93
Dress and Negligee Shirts, made to sell
to $2.01), on sale . . . .$1.45 and 9S
$1 and $1.25 Negligee Shirts G9, 49
Cast Iron Ware at Reduced Prices
No. S High
at
Skillets. ,
Ballets. ,
No. i Cast Iroa Skillets
No. 9 Cast Iron Skillets ....
No. 8 Nlckl Plated Cast Iron
No. 9 Klckle Plated Cast Iron
No. Ii Pancake Griddles ,
No. Pancake Griddle ......
No. h Mckle Plated Paucake
No. a Nickle Plated Pancake
Medium Sited Bulged Pots . . ,
Large Bulged Pots
Medium BUed Flat Bottom Kettles
Large Else Flat Bottom Kettles. .
Frame Waffle Iroos, I No. I Low Frame Waffle 1
SO! t
Griddles
Griddles.
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Big Shoe Sale Saturday
The inventory reveals several short liue and odd
pairs in' the different departments. We have put on
prices to move them quickly.
Men'a 2 --buckle, high cut atorra
shoes, a regular M f 0
rgjue sivO
13.00 v
Men'a and women's all
felt slippers
Women's $1.50 fur trim
med slippers
39c
$1
0
Boys', Youths' and Littla Cents'
fchoes. patent, gun tueul and
vici nia;;-ij.o r-
and 13.50 values.. OiiO
Stetson end Crossett shoes for
men.
Grover and Queen Quality shoes
for women. -
"Try lladii' f irst It rj."
I1MM1M