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THE REE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, .JANUARY 9, 1P15.
A. S. RITCHIE HOT
YET NAMED BY JIM
Application for Corporation Counsel
in Abeyance Commisiion lost
Seta Aside Money.
NO SUCCESSOR TO BAKER AS YET
; Nothing (Join as y on tha appoint
trmnt of a successor to Benjamin B.
3akr, former corporation counsel f
Omaha.
In ther words. tha maror haa not
hullo arrawef hta nerve up to the point
tf naming A. P. Ritchie for the place.
The commlmion a whole has et
Hide (the regular salary) In case
such work aa might fall to a eorpora
. tion counael needed to be done.
Mr. nitchle, as is iren-rally known, has
fceen Importunate In his application for
the office, and at one time Mayor Dahl
nan was said to be on the vers; of ap
pnlntlna; him, subject, of course, to the
y-ommlmilon's colflrmatlon. Mr. Ritchie
rote a letter to earn commissioner, ad
alflnv him of the favorabla considera
tion of the mayor for the the place and
expressing the hope that each commis
sioner would fall Into line. )
5bar1ee E. Fanning ts also aald to hava
manifested a seat In the appointment of
Mr. 'Ritchie; Indeed, hla friendship for
Win ts aald to have Impelled Mr. Fanning
ts plead for his appointment at the bar
f Hla Honor, the mayor.
But objections seemed to aria. In the
first place, as Is quits well known In
city halt circles, the appointment of Mr.
Jlltcbto would be highly disappointing
to some other members of the legal de
partment, who have worked hard In at
tempting to master the details of tho
4erartment. Fo, at preaent It seems to be
toss-up whether Mr.' Hftchls will be
named at all, or whether anyone wilt be.
AGRICULTURISTS PROSPER
IN STATE OF COLORADO
Superintendent VIckRoy of the Colo
rado division of the Union Taelflo Is at
headquarters. Ha Is enthusiastic over
the outlook throughout the mountain
tales, asserUng that In Colorado bual
tiesa ft picking up and promises to keep
on growing better. Fays Mr. VIckRoy:
'Since people of Colorado hava begun
turning their attention to farming., live
stock and fruit raising they have been
making tnoney. Formerly they thought
the mining industry constituted every
thing there was to Colorado. They have
found that they wera wrong and now
they are making the state one of the moat
attractive agricultural sections In the
country."
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TiieSOBUJAY
.Will CI3S9 Its Doers
The Last Day of This Month
Workmen then start to re
model the entire corner.
Don't mlHB this opportunity
lu liny Men's Good Clothing
and 1'urnlahinRs t ft frac
tion of their worth.
About COO Suit and Over
rtirts to be placed on sale in
Two Big- IXKs. A
Ml Nulla and W
Overcoats, f o r
itii'rly o 1 d at
$10 to 913.83..
N5
In-
50195
AH Hulls and Overcoats,
muling ine nu
est blue serges,
formerly sold at
$1.1, 916.50,
9rJ.au and up to
ieU7.RU, all must
go now, at
$ J to ft Men's
Hull
93 to 97 Men's 6y qq
1'ants go at, . . . 3a&e70
Halavnce of Mea's Furnish
ings to go at your own prk-e.
I
S.$1.98
Maid Charged With
Theft from Home
of B.B.Reynolds
Wllhelmina Williams, colored, second
maid In the home of Mrs. I). B. Reynolds,
10 North Thirty-first avenue, waa ar
raigned In police court charged with the
theft of a ault case full of clothing, sil
verware and aeveral articles of jewelry,
which Mrs. Reynolds discovered hidden
under a pile of soiled linen In tho base
ment Mrs. Reynolds appeared against
tha girl, who has been given a con
tinuance of hearing until Saturday. Bonds
wera fixed at 1750.
MOST OF THE LOCAL ICE
HARVEST IS COMPLETED
The ractfic. Fruit Express company has
finished filling' all the Ira houses alnn
the main line of tha Union Pacific and ts
well along with tha filling of those on
the Kansas divisions. Most of the ice
for the houses In Nebraska and Kansas
has been cut from around Oothenberg
and North Flatte and has been running
from twelve to fiften Inches In thick
neaa. LrfH-ally little Is being done on the lea.
Those who handle the crop are waiting
for another frlrld apell and are not
worrying -because It does not come. It
Is estimated that for city consumption
about 75 per cent of tha required quan
tity has been secuVed.
P
Carter Lake Club
Re-Elects Officers
At the first meeting of the new board
of directors of the Carter lka club
Thursday night all of the offlcera were
re-elected, as follows: Frank U Weaver,
president; C. l. Dundey, vice president;
D. H. Christie, secretsry, and A. P. Whlt
more, treasurer.
, The annual report of the organization !
was read, ahowlng $Vll5.30 rash on hand,
twenty-seven lots and three more shares
of the capital stock unsold, and a mem
bership of 7t3.
The commltteea on the vartoua sports
enjoyed at tha club hare not yet been
named.
Pig Pork Loins, from 6 to $ lbs. ..11 f-2c
1914 Forequartcrs Spring Lamb . 8
1914 Hindquarters Spring Lamb
Choice Steer Pot Roast,
per lb lHc and lltto
rig Pork Shoulders 10 He
,Ptg Pork Hutu H Me
.Choice Mutton Chops 12 He
Toting Veal Roast 14c, lie
'Young Veal Chops 12 He
CudabVa Diamond "C" and Ar
mour's Star Hams lHe
Extra Lean Breakfast Bacon.
per lb. l?4c
Sugar Cured Bacon lc
Small Hams 1194c
Oysters, per quart 40c
Fellow tha Crowd and Savo from 41 lo SO Per Cent on Tour firoeery Bill
1 Ihs. beet Hugar LSI."
4 10c rana alllk SSo
f large cana Tomntoea Boo
Kinpress Pride Flour, ner aack 01.43
Oolden Pantos tloffee. lb ,.lo
10 bars best laundrv Hoan ......BSo
Jfic lea Perrin's Worcestershire
Hen re BSo
Paxtoii at Gallagher's CI a Roasted
Coffee, can SSo
X2-os. pure freaervn .....Bte
26 White Horse Ketchup lfto
4 cans of lfto I. re 8no
A cans Clennaer M B6o
Macaroni or Kpaghettl ......... .7 Ho
4 cans of Corn .SSo
Rum ford linking Powder Boo
2Ro pkg. Ilorax Chlpa IGo
10c pkg. Klngsford Com Starch... 6o
H gnllon Karo Syrup lo
1 Kc Tall rlalmon ,10o
Best 1'otatoea. peck Mo
Is.rge Apples, cooking or eating,
box 01 .50
Fancy Cauliflower, each 10s and lBo
Fancy Cranberries, per quart . ...6o
Bellevne Heart Celerv. bunch . . . .BSo
Rxtra large Sweet Ornngea. dos. ..JOo
large Qrape Fruit, each So
8 large Hothouse lettuce loo
No. 1 Kngllsh Walnuts, lb IT Vie
n Iowa Nut
WJOI Q4.50
FULL Cherokee
WEIGHT Nut5.00
THE E1Y1PRESS MARKET
Opp. Wool worth 8c and 10c Store. 1X3 South 18th Bt. Tel. D. 2807.
Pig Pork Loins, from G to 8 Its., Ilc
1914 Milk Fed Spring CMx At Less Than Wholesale Price
Choice flteer Pot Roast . ...14o. lie
ing Pork Shoulders lOMiO
Pig Pork Butts UHo
Lamb Lega .. .lt4s
Choice Mutton Chops HVso
Young Veal Roast lc lis
Young Veal Chops lSVis
Cudahy'a diamond C and Armour1!
8 tar Hams .....1H
6R0CC8Y DEPARTMH
0 lbs. boa Sara 01.00 .
With grocerv order,
lie Chill ijauce and Ketchup ....10
S-lb. Chase Ban born Coffee, can o
Advo HU Olives bottle Ss
Imported Hwlas Cheese, lb. .....Sao
Vill Cream Snappy Cheese, lb. ?18s
ISo Bweet Potatoes, can
80o pkg. Japan Tea 10
iOe can Hliced Pineapple ISo
Extra Lean Breakfast Bacon ..l4o
Sugar Cured Bacon 144
Small Hams 1140
Oysters, per quart .40o
wnaixxm
From p. m. to I p. n.. Lamb Chops
st So
From t p. m. to 10 pi nv. Pork Chops
at 10
oal
Iowa Nut
$4.50
FCLL Cherokee
tiEISHT Nut $5.00
mini If PI AOIf CTT 1610 Harnoy ct
Iv.ery Bay Brug Hoed
s
V
I ''y The
f TDrcxcl
r Kid
II with
fit Prices Voa liKe to Pay
Our exceptionally complete stocks include everything
that thoroughly progressive drug stores should carry. We
watch our stocks carefully and replenish them as often as
is necessary to keep each assortment unbroken. YOU CAN
SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY TRADING AT
"Tho Four Rcxall Drug Stores"
Prfift Qimrln "PomPian Night 0reamM A dain
ITCw OuLl Uilg ty sample of a' very dainty cream
SATURDAY free to lady customers Saturday.
DRUGS AND TOILET ARTICLES
..-OUR EVERY-DAY PRICES
fVS C
r . uava
y "When
'5. a roasting
A"it"jn cannot
iV S steer
your toes unless you
wear Steel Shod Shoes, be
cause other shoes scuff to
places."
A Boy's Shoe
For Winter
The Winter days, with
their dampness, rough lea
and coaRtlnfc. are the sever
est test for boys' Shoes. You
tvjll save money if you buy
TEEL
C TV
HOES
for your boy. They outwear
two pairs of ordinary boy'
vhoes. Doys", 1 to 6 Vs.
.M. Little Gents', to
DREXEL
1110 laniaiu.
60c Charles' Flesh Fpod. . . . 2-t
11.00 Cooper's New Dlso...Hl
60c Doan's Kidney Pills. . . .34
25c Ue Witt's Little Early Risers
at lfa
25c. Allen's Foot Ease 1f
AUcock's Poroua Plasters. .. 12
60o Dromo Seltzer
60c Bourjeols Java Rica Powder
(genuine in green boxes) . . 20
SSc Castorla. genuine Ut?
26o Cutlcura Soap 17 1
60c Caldwell't Syrup Pepsin, 2u?
50c Carmen Face Powder (4
shades) 2H
60c Canthroz 21
60c Derma Viva 29c
2&c Espey's Fragrant Cream 14c
11.00 Fellow's Syrup for. . . .&4t
26c Holmes' FroaUlla. . . .. . 14c
f 1.26 Oude'a Peptomangan. .f)S
$1 Horllrlts Malted Milk...Gl)J
Hind's Honey - and Alnond
Cream 20J Qt 70
25c Peroxide Cream 1-1?
Strictly Pure Peroxide of Hydro-
14 tOs 20
II Hoatetter's Hltft rs H l
76c Jad Liver Salts. 4)0
$1 Llsterlne, Lambert's 50
tic Iaxatlre Bromo Quinine
4E. W. Groves') 14
2ac Lyon's Tooth Powder. . . 14
cue iwaitiacna race fowaer
(4 shades)
SOc Lee's Rhubarb Laxatlv
SOc Malvlna Cream for.
30s
II Plerce'i Far. Pres Q4
II Pierce's G. M. Disc. . .04
11.00 reruna '840
II Pinkham's Compound. . .Q4t
8- 8. 8 81.34
Scott's Emulsion . . .39 Gl)
11.26 Tona Vita 08
11 Wine of Cardul 50
60c Williams' Pink Pills. . . .34
25c Laiell'B Massatta Talcum
for 124
25c Mennen'a Talcum (4 kinds),
each 12
Mentholatum. .14, 31
11.60 Oriental Cream, Uouraud s,
for OS
60c Papa's Dlapepsln 2j)
25c Packer's Tar Soap i4
60c Pabeco Tooth Paste for 2D
J5o Pond's Vanishing Cream 14
11 tinaua a uiiae vegetal. . .51
60c Poiiont's Face Powder
(4 shades) 34
ioc nor m uauet reriumea
Rfce Powder.... 17
Sal Hepatica 10. 3-1 60
60c California Syrup f Figs
(original) 3,1
6O0 Soclete Hygtenlque Soap,
(Sans Odeur Big Cakes in Pur
ple Wrapper) 29
60c 8empre Giovine 20
60c Tourjowr Jeune 29
25c Tls or Tender Feet. ... 1 A
15c 4 711 White Rose Soap. .12
25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 14
Price quoted above, are for freah and ge-nulne good a. purchased. In
almost every lnatance, direct from the manufacturer or Importer for
spot raan.
Sherman Q TJcConneir
4 Hoxoll Drug Stores
KHERMAN ft McCOX.VKIX DKIQ tX).. 10th and IHnIj; Streeta,
LOYAL FIIARMACV, Lal Hotel IUwk, North 10th Street.
OWL DILIO CO., lOth eud llarmey Streets.
HARVARD PHtRMACY. 21th and Farnara Streets.
IVtors Open Tomorrow Mornl
8:,10 RE HKRE EARLY.
' "J? Our Gmat January
lYepared to Supply Your Fa
inter Xeerta It Will Pay ou.
tt- ,tJ - A -. . I- ."it a I a -1 L J .a ( tVtl m m'trwa Itnm flfloe bnnttin
siuncu iuii ueeK Willi me iiiusi iremenuous rusn uiiu. ujm
Saturday will be another record smashing day be on hand early get your share
BO H
on
icro
TImo
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APOLOGY 1
WR are sacrificing our entire Winter stock of Men's and. Boys'
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings nt any price to' clear the
shelves, tables and counters EVERYTHING must go and we are
naming t Fie reductions that willdo it.
SUITS mO CO
ATS, Sacrificed
WE cannot
and will
not anolojrizs
for the overwhelming
crowds that filled the
aisles and blocked every
counter all day last Sat
urday. '
We are glad they were
here we hope they will
keep on coming in
greater numbers every
day throughout this sale.
True we a.re korry that
so many oT our patrons
could not lie wa'.ted on
but sucn ihlnss must be ex
pected in an event like this.
THINK of buying The Palace Clothing
best products of our own tailoring shops at
an opportunity you cannot afford to miss.
the latest and
prices like these. Its
5o Handkerchiefs N
Plain white. hn-
etlichwl mure SB 4
the I to one M
rufltomep to I i
thl l tmefc hU
Tfio Handkerchiefs
Fin endltr, Urg
vhlt hmitltcb4 . II M
Kawlkrchleta ' . . f 1 11
i?.:. 4u
10c Half Hose
inark an4 eolore flae . .
gmuie lose elaetla
r1bb4 top not mm H
thaa I to a urto. 1 1
at. ft lr IJ U
15c Half Hose
TtM half veal marl-
bo full aaamlaea fl a.
ana aaoasttoa- 1 1 II
..qu
35e Suspenders
Ft a a wide and ear.
row llala ruaxao- I
taad tiiaimlnM - I f
lae polifia and III.
flraaaaa atjlaa I fl LI
pt $15 and 518 Actual $20.00 Actual $22.50
7 jfjr SUITS AfiD SPITS AflD "SUITS AHD
Ww OVERCOATS GUERCOATS OUERGOATS
Suits & O'coats - TZw"
"$m (o)ii s(pi?i snnii
1 (0)1 ail Ull
Do Hot Miss Our Lien's Pants Values
51 .50 Values zrlL K
a otru xaui j.vE? cut iuuiui tr)iut:;o
25ePad Garters
Fin irrnftfrraln and
eatln pad sooruau
able tiimmlno ,
grwat Talus "
at a..
IflC
quality, in this Sale; at . .
Men's $2 Pants Real Values In this Sale at i J.90c
$4 & $4.50 Psssts -l QO
In this sale at 1 W W
Hen's $2.50 Pants (1 QQ
In this sale at. . . i . . . BaWw
Hen's $3.00 Pants fiQ
In this sale at. liVVv
SI. SO Sweiler Coats
1 Heary T aarak and
ahawl oollar eoata,
la (my. ma
roon and
eeowa ......a.....
88c
$5 and $6 Pants CtO
In this sale an. . yfi-iWy
Monf3 Hats MS?g2; Values, gl
. . 35c and SOc Neckwear .1 50c and 75c Neckwear
Handaoma open-end allk 4-ln-handa 9Qn Magnificent Yalues In pure allk i-ln- QCp
a lot at fcUVI i handa--lara-e. opea ettil -whapea WWW
$2 Union Suits SOc Underwear $1.2$ Flannel Shirts
Men'a Htfrh-arade Union Sulfa Heavy fleece-lined and Perty Flat and military collar, la
In all welg-hta QC. ribbed shlrte and draw. AQ. blue and gray, union OOf
tl.BO and 12.00 waloea. glb fun cut ararment tfJw made. 11. SB valuea.... www
S1 Men's Cloves
Fine rtiameriaatte
fabrl Olvraa.
avnoecHdarad
baHta, ieo -Mao
Sad (iwy.-A.
49c
SI tnd S1.2S Shirts
tpaelal ' let ef
lalnaan4 Ooat
hnlna In har
mtmj awraale
59c
$1 Sweater Coats
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aw-w-'- irn Early ( cxi?T?ING COA1?AiaT it-ttzt nne
Sggl lOCl - COR, .14 fi-DOUOIASy 8:30 HScBgC
aJ ' " ' ' " ' " 1 111 I Hull IT Ig Mill I V
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Milk
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Many epidemics of disease ii cities are daily
being traced to the milk supply. Germs thrive in
milk. They thrive in milk that has been pasteur
ised as well as in unpasteurized milk.
Chicago Health Bulletin No. 8 says that ten cases
of typhoid fever were traced to one milk-wagon driver
who stayed at work after he felt sick. This driver
wiped the top of each milk bottle with a piece of
cheesecloth and so spread the disease. -
It's not enough to have milk start pure for your kitchen.
For you to be protected it must be pure when it reaches you.
Pasteurization of milk on the dairy farm is good so far"
as it goes, but all dangers in milk are not overcome by
that process. There are still the exposures to contamina
tion in bottling, handling and delivering the milk.
; Your surest protection from the dangers of impure'
s milk lies in
u
litis. VMH5H
EVAPOHATED
FT TTr
Sterilized
IJnaweetened
Cottage Milk is perfectly sterilized,-and delivered to
you in germ-proof packages. It isn't exposed from the time
it is packed under the most sanitary conditions until you
open it in your own kitchen. - .
And it is as good" in every way and for every purpose
as bottle milk. It has more than twice the food value of
bottle milk. Cottage Milk is the richest 'milk from the
.best dairying regions of the country, with nothing added
and with nothing taken out except water.
It is more economical, more convenient and more uni-
lorm than raw milk, as well as more sanitary.
Cottage, Milk soives every problem connected ' with
milk supply. Get aom today and see bow superior it is.
Th Milk Without th Cooked Taste .
In Two Sizes 5 and 10 Cents
At All Good Dealers 1
AMEJUCAN NttLK COMPANY, Crlco
An Insurance Policy
0! Health and Happiness
Everv boy likes "high-tops." n;
ahotild have them for two reasons:
They wear twice' as.ilong' as ordinary
shoes and they're twice as warm, too.
Onr high-top boots for boys are mafle
of the best quality "-Vweolized nppers.
viscolized soles, straps 'and buckles on
top the kind that all'the boys say are
'fjust right." -
moderately Priced
According to Size
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The Want Ad Columns of The Bee Are Read Daily by People
J i in ikarch of Advertising Opjwrtunities, ' '
.1.
Sled Number 4
FREE THIS WEEK
, The picture of t Sled will be in
Tiie Bee every day this week. .
Cut them all out and
ask your friends to save
the pictures in their paper-
for you, too. Seo
how many pictures you
an get and brjng them
to The; Bee office.
" The sled will be given
Free to the boy that
sends us the most pic
tures before 4 p. m. Sat
urday, January 9. N
Ho Honey Till Cured
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a aatiaats la Makraaaa aaal uZmT
DIU E. R, TARRY 240 tie. Uds- Omsh Mb.