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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1915)
Till: nVA): OMAHA. SATTIfPAY, .TAXtAHY U VMl,. RAILROADERS ARE QUITE0PTIMISTIC Visitors in Omaha See Good Buii nesi Outlook Ahead, but No Ex tensions Are Promised. CAPITAL TO QUIT ITS HIDING PANHAWS AND SCRAPPLE DELIGHT THE OFFICERS Chief Potty Officer High of the fnlte.l Pistes naval recruiting station looked with pleasant anticipation on a large box which ho received from Ma ulster In Octavla. Neb. "Ifa Yanhaws' and scrapple." lie said. Some there were present who did not know what these delectable, meet picp arallona are. These benighted Individuals had not leen raised In Pennsylvania. Neither was Mr. ItlRh, for that matter, hut hla people were, and when they emigrated to Nebraska they brought with them the. great Institution of "pttnhawi" and the art of making scrapple. P.'nnsylvanlans. especially of the Penn sylvania Dutch districts, would a soon think of going- through the aimer with out bread and potatoes at without "psn hnws" anil scrapple Why. they could almost do without pie better than with out them. Head tho Hen's "Puslness Chances ' and get into your oan business. ARGENTINE EXHIBIT ARRIVES JT NEW YORK Freight Traffic Manaser Wood of the I'nlon Pnolflr s In receipt of Informa tion that the Argentine IlcpuMlo exhibit for the Sun Francisco exposition, thirty carles. 1s, has arrived In New York and that within the next day or two It will start west. lie has not been apprised as to whst road will handle tho shipment from New York to Oinsha. but from here It will go over the Fnion Pacific. From Oin.iha west the car containing the Argentine exhibit will b mad Into a special train and will probably go through aa a section o one of th pas senger ttalns. Tabor College Wins. TAKtiJV la.. Jan. 15. ipeiial.) A basket hall game between Molvern and Tshor lenme was played here last nlnht. In the coll-.-! gymnasium. Tabor won by a score of M to S. Aml'y and Tnlor college teams will play here .Saturday evening. Omaha la filled with visiting railroad men coming In from other sections of tha country and all are optimists, aeelng good business In sight for next year, although they are not predicting anything In tha way of extensions of line In thla or other territory. Vice. President Blabon of the Chicago Great Western, accompanied by hla aa. Intent, C R. Berry, arrived after a trio over the company lines, and, relative to the conditions and the outlook, the for mer said: "The Chicago Great Western has yno cause for complaint. Our business "Is good and we are looking for a continua tion of the Improvement, at least until the movement of grain enda Westbound business la equally good, Omaha taking large quantities of grain and heavy ship ments of live stock from Iowa and Minne sota. "On thla trip I have been over prac tically all our lines, and In all sections I find buslneas better than during last fall, with Indications that there will be a marked Improvement In the future. In the country towns merchants have let their stocks run low, but now with the high prices maintaining for all kinds of farm products, merchants are buying freely, anticipating a good spring and summer trade. Mark Wheat Insold. "I estimate that through our territory and in Nebraska and Kansas, in the ag gregate, there is still about 26 per cent of the wheat crop of last year unsold and In the hand? of farmers, being held for still higher prices. Up to this time the corn is practically all In the hands of the farmers, though the present high prices ought to start this cereal to niov ing within. a very short time." k "Up In our section of the country." said Superintendent Young of the Bur lington, with headquarters at Alliance, Neb., "we do not bank on vast quan tllties of grain, but last year the farmers Valsed crops that were of the bumper variety. Considerable of the wheat has been Bold, but there is still a large quan tity in first hands, but the present high prices are going to start it to market shortly. "The present "winter has been one of the meet favorable ones that the stock men of western Nebraska and Wyoming have ever experienced. The animals are coming through the winter with little feed except that picked up on the range and on account of there having been no storms, the losses have been at the low est minimum. This applies to both cattle and sheep. Sheep Ready for Market. "Sheep will start to market within the next week, and the run will be heavy, probably greater than last year and perhnps up to the maximum of the big years." J. A. Reeves, general freight agent of the Short Line, with headquarters In Salt Lake City, spent the day with Union Pa cific officials and said: "Utah Is In good shape this winter. The weather has been mild and cattle , and sheep are coming through in good condi tion. Sheep will start to market within the next few days and the run will be heavy, owing to the high prices being paid '.! . "While it Is a little early to make pre dictions, it is said that the outlook for a bumper fruit crop were never better than for next season." Dwight Swobe, vice president and traf fic manager for the MeCloud River rail road of Oregon, en route home from the east, stopped over during the day to ilt his parents, Colonel and Mrs. Swobe, and said: "Business through Oregon and the en tire Pacific coast country has picked up wonderfupJly since last fall. There Is a feeling with our people that prosperity Is at hand and capital la commencing to come out of hiding to seek investment The outlook for a big crop next season is good." - Vsw.i.1 i. ...i ..... i .i as I '"- Hill I sst-gsjj,,Mg, l gin gfji Jk)lj l Carnations All colors. Special for OO Saturday, at, dozen wOC Cut Flowers, Ferns and Pot ted Plants at lowest prices. v The greatest volume of business in the January Clearance we have ever known the reason is clear as A. B. Cto even casaal visitors who know merchandise values not only are pricings surprisingly low on all winter stocks, but on many thousand dollar's worth of new goods as well, but jf throughout the store. You'll find our high standard of quality has been maintained in every instance. . HULL Woman Takes Life After Argument on Cooking Breakfast Lena Harney, common law wife of John HarrlB, teamster, with whom she had been living for the last six months at 1006 Leavenworth street, committed suicide by taking the contents of a vial of carbolic acid. An argument is said to have arisen over the cooking of breakfast and Harris left the home and later returned. As he entered the kitchen the woman put the Uttle to her Hps saying she was going to drink the contents and before Harris could stop her she had drained the receptacle. Assistant City Physician Boler an swered an emergency call, but the last spark cf life had gone out before medical aid could reach her. Deceased had a sister at Fairbury, Neb., and a brother at St. Joaeph, Mo. Officers Morris snd Sanlio arrested tarrle and a charge of suspicious char acter is lodged sgainst him. t hrrk Voir Winter t'oasrh. Dr. Bell's Pino Tar Honey will stop our cough and strengthen your lungs. Oct a bottle now, only 20c. All druggists. Advertisement. TRYING TO GET RAILROAD TO RENT DOWN TOWN CORNER Tlie company which ' is to erect the building on the lot at Sixteenth and Far rain now occupied by Myers & Dillon Is eking to rent the corner room, first floor, to some railroad for a city ticket office. Tills room Is to be some 30x40 feet and the rental Is placed at JlO.UiJ per year for a term of years. One road that has been approached on the prop osition has turned It down,, taking the position that the rent is too high. Neckwear Clearance Closing out all odd pieces of fancy neckwear and all slightly soiled neckwear that sold at 25c, 60c, 75c and $1.00, on sale, to close, In tore lots 10c15c" 25c Opportunity for Splendid Investment is Offered in Oar Great January Underwear Sale rtannara makes, perfect gar ments In every desirable style. V can't buy better to sell at the regular prices. Here's your op portunity to profit. . Women's Sterling I'nlon Suits Made to sell to $4.60, all wool, silk and wool or silk and lisle, on wile, at $1.98 and $2.08 Women's I'nlon Mult Made to sell to $3.50, all styles, all wool or silk and wool; special, 1.45 Women's I'nlon Suits Heavy fleeced or part wool, vests and pants, to $2.00 values, on sal, at 08 Women's Sr Underwear Heavy fleeced or Jersey ribbed, rests and panla. on sale, at 19 Children' I'nlon Suits Heavy fleeced or Jersey ribbed, alaes j to 16 years, on Pale. at.... Sit Women's Pressing (towns That sold regularly to $2.00, at. .98 Where can you save 60 per cent on an Investment for a few months more certainly than to buy for next season right now? We're showing the best makes In broad assortments at a saving In some cases ot fully HALF. Men's Heavy Fleece! t'nderwear Shirts or drawers, all slr.es, regular 50c values, at 2J5 Men's Camel Hair Vnderwear Shirts or drawers, made to sell at $1.00. all sizes, at G9 Men's (I2.00 I'nlon Suits.. )Sc Men's I'nlon Suits Made to sell to $3.00. all styles S1.9M and $1 15 I'nlon Suits Worth to $.tu. In all wool or silk and wool, all styles 83.08, 82.08 and 82.50 Men's All Wool Vnclce-wr-ar Shirts or drawers, all styles, best brands, at 81.08. 81.45 and 98 Wool Fleeced Shirts or Drawers At 49 Men's Flannel Shirt To $2.60 values, all -colors and sizes, on sale 81.45 nd 08 Men's Fur and Fur lilned Glove Values to $8.50. at.. $3.08. 82.08 d 81.08 1tvns and Work Gloves. To $i.r.O values, at 81.45 n 98 Mn'S Wool Sweater Coat To $8.50 values, at. 84.08, 83.08 82.08 and 81.08 Mn's Wool Sweater Coats r-Made to sell at $2.00. for 08c Outing Flannel Night Robes To $1.60 values, on sale, at., GO and 49 Men's lllanket Hath Ilobes To $12.00 values. In the best makes, all slzes.X . . 8O.O8, 85.08, 84.08, 8.1.08 and....S2.08 Dress and Negligee Shirts Made to sell to $2.00, on sale, at 81.45 and . . . . . 08e 1.K and 1.2rt Negligee Shirts At GO nd 40 Home Furnishers Will find Sunday's Furniture ad extremely Interesting and on'll find the values sliovn for next week sim ply matchless. Come early Monday. Hand Bags Throe big lots of Ladies' Hanl Bags in good assort ment of Ptylqi; on sale Satur day in 3 lots, to close at 29c 49c 98c 1 After Inventory Shoe Sale ifen's Shoos, tan and black, bluchers and button; values to $3.50, sale price $1.98 Men's and Women's Bath Slippers; former selling price 39c; some are slightly soiled; sale price 15 Men's Tan or Black $1.50 Slippers. $1.00 Misses' and Childs' $1.50 vici kid button or lace Shoes $1.00 Men's and AVomen's all felt 50c House Slip pers, all sizes ; 39 Child's $1.25 red and black patent button, high cut, sizes 3 and V2 only 75f Women's $3.00 and $2.50 Shoes, in tan and black, button or laco $1.98 Stetson and Crosse'tt shoes for men Grover and Queen Quality shoes for women Value-Giving in Women's, Misses9, Children's Ready- toAVear Apparel during next 2 weeks that's nothing short of startling We figure that worth of merchandise 'dc-iends solely upon what it can be bought for and our buyer, just returned, from New York, secured many choice, lots of Coats, Suits, , Drosses, Skirt, Waists and Furs at -In the Domestic Room- Men's $10.00 and $12.00 Suits $5.00 Saturday we offer choice of all sizes for men and young men; this season's styles and colors; suits that sold in the clothing department at $10.00 and $12.00; will be m the Domestic Room Saturday at. $5 Young Men's $7.50 Suits $3.75 Sizes 32 to 38, all good colors, this season's styles; not many suits in the lot dQ rjf while they last pO O Men's Overcoats $5.00 All style coats that sold for as high as $12.50, all in this sale. Long shawl col lar or convertible collared styles, and con servative styles, all sizes for men Ajj and young men, at .tpD prices greatly under half what the same garments would have cost him but a few short weeks ago the result is greater reductions m regular stock prices and ""underpricinga on new arri- vals which make them the most remarkable garment values offered in years. Your choice of 200 Tailored Suits, made to sell at $25.00 up to $45.00, Sat- $10 urday one price p 1 U $8.95 gives you choice Sat urday of 100 Women's Plush Coats, values you must see to appreciate. Coat Made to Sett up to $25 Big Assortment at, choice. . . A Big Line of Dress Skirts Values to $6.00, in serges, tweeds, "diagonals, fancies'; in n broad assortment of good styles and colorings, at Cut Prices in Our Drug and Toilet Goods Department 60c Ponsonl's Face Powder 20 36c Teerless Fae Powder 15 60c Java Rice Powder 35 Imofjene or EvenlDs; Jasmine Powder, spat, 50 10c and 16c Chamois Skins, special 5 60c can Graves' Tooth Powder -2 2 5c Kolynos Tooth Pasta . . . . : 17 26c Rabrock's Corylopsls Talcum 12 60c Setnpre Olovlne 21 60c Dagftett & Ramadell's Cold Cream.... 39 60c lleadheart Cold Cream, special.. 25 26o Pood's Vanishing Cream 15 Assortment of Soaps, worth up to 16c cake, soma slightly soiled, to close out, at. caka ,...2Hf 10c Ragman's 0r Palmollve Soap.' O Ammonia Powder. 2 6c pkgs., for 5 $3.76 llorllck's Malted Milk... $2.70 ivory Soap. 5 6-cent bars 10 $1.50 'Fellows' Syrup Hypophosphltea. .. .81.12 $1.00 Sal Hepatica GO $1.00 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 60 35c Fletcher's Castorla 21 60c White Fine Bough Syrup 25 50c Mentholatum for 21) $2.50 2-quart Ked Rubber Combination Fountain Syringe, guaranteed, special 81.50 $2.75 3-quart Wellington Combination Syringe, guaranteed for five years, special 82.25 $1.60 2-qunrt Chocolate Syringe, seamless bag and reinforced' on edges, special 81.00 $1.95 Coatsfo r Street Wear, After noon Coats, Evening Coats. Hundreds of Beautiful Waists Made to sell to $5; most of them, well worth $5 crepes, laces, crepe de chines, silks, etc.; 1 nr pie7 All the Furs Half and Less Hundreds of Nobby Tailored Suits that sold at $15.00 and $18.00; to dJA nr close Saturday ya7a) in splendid assortment of designs. AUClothCoats Half and Less Remarkable Bargain Opportunities in the Children's Section Saturday. Children's Winter Coats Made to sell to $5.00; choice, at $1.95 Children's Winter Coats Made to sell to" $9.00; choice, at ..... $2.95 Children's Winter Coats Including bearskins; in one small lot at '..$1.00 Children's Bath Robes Made to sell at $2.00 and $2.50; at', choice 89 Children's Dresses Made to sell at $1.00 and $1.50; good assortment , iDc Children's Dresses Made to sell nt $2.50 and $3.00; your choice 98 In the Domestic Room- Boys' $3.S0 Knicker Suits $1.95 $1.95 Most all are Wool Suits, made Norfolk style, in ages (5 to 18 years; full cut knick ers and all seams taped; Satur day boys' $3.50 suits at All Sheep Lined and Blanket Lined Clothing Greatly reduced -20 and 33V-i discount on all wool coats all lengths and all kinds on sale Saturday. . Men's $1.95 Trousers $1.35 . Sizes to 50 waist. Most all are dark colors. A big selection to choose-from Saturday; your elioice wf $1.95 trousers at...;..: $1.35 Need Any Hosiery? Here's specials for Saturday that you can't afford to miss even if you have no immediate use for theai. Men's Guaranteed Socks 6 pairs in box all sizes; in black, tan, grey and blue guaranteed for 6 months per box .49 Men's Wool Lisle or Cotton Socks 25c quality, in all colors; special, pair, 12 Vn Men's 50c quality Socks Silk Lisle, Cashmere or heavy wool, per pair 25 Women's and Children's Fleeced or Cotton MtocklngH, to 25c val ues, in Saturday's sale at 12 Mi Wayne Knit Hose, the best at every price 25 to 40 Final Clearance of Winter Headwear All Men's and Boys' llats and Caps at HALF and LESS All Men's Hats (excepting Stetsons), that sold to $5. in two lots 81.15 nd .. 50 A Mi WINTER CAPS Chinchillas, Velvets, Plushes, Wool Fabrics of all kinds: All $1.60 -Caps, at ..75 All $1.00 Caps. at.. 50 All 60c Caps, at ....25 Buy Trunks Now Saturday we will close 20 floor samples of Jn destructo Trunks at 33H Discount. from regular retail prices. $13.50 to $45.00 values, in cluding steamer and full tsUe trunks, at ... -80.00 up to 830.00 All other trunks Satur day at greatly reduced prices. ' Steamer Trunks, 83.05 UP Full size Trunks, $4.50 UP New, Between-Seasons Trimmed Hats at $3.97 Several hundred of them in great variety of the now style small Turbans and small, medium and large Sailors. Some made of satin and Faille Silk. Some combined with velvets, all most charmingly trimmed with imported fruits, flowers, ornaments and the vpular woodluster gro.s grain ribbons. Come in black and colors, many with veils, as illustrated. Some of the colors shown are gray, brown, American Beauty, green, blues, purples, etc., also black or white. Just the hat to finish the season with. Very ; 07 special values in Saturday's sale, at, choice pO,tf Clearance Jewelry and Silverware Values Seldom, If Ever, Equaled in Omaha. : Solid Gold Top Jewelry. Lace, Pins, Values Cuff Links, to $L50, Ear Drops, at La Vallieres, Scarf Pins, Silver Plated Ware. Tea Spoons, $.50 value... OO $.1 Knives and Forks. 32 Sugar Shell and Butter Knife, $1.60 value, at 75 $1.25 Cold Meat Forks.... 75 25c .Unequaled Values. Regular $1 Values Saturday 25c Rhinestone Bar rettes, -Rhinestone Braid Pins, Tango Combs and Solid Gold Shell Rings; - Solid Gold Rings. Single or Cluster Stone Settings, $3.00 and $4.00 values.... 31 $1.00 Alarm Clocks at .... -60 $1.00 Watches at GO Many other specials. ( The Best Fresh (Not Frozen) No. 1 N PORK LOINS, Saturday, per pound . . Wc m IT'S QUALITY OOODB First Quslity Pork liosst. per lb Tl'e Itpst l-'rsli Dressed l.ntiiLi Hindquarters, jxr The llest Fresh Dressed Lamb roreiiarters, per lb. First QmUity tlleer Pot Houst, lb..... first Quullty Bteer Round Mek. per lb First guultly Bulk gaussage, IA sww . . 9Jc ,inc 81c 10c, I2.c 1 5c l-r U. a ll.s. Rest I.ef IrfirJ OTB AIM 1 TM rSOVX.ll. WOT Til TBU1T1, 95o The Bst Fresh Srssssa Chickens. one irl-e snd on quslity, tSmufiity at lnes than wholesale. Get Hay den's price first. Diamond ; Skinned Hams,' .1 ClM at S W4W iso. i Lean Haion, per lb. . . , , No. 1 Pack Hat-on, per lb , No. I Srtlt Fork. per lb The Hnst Bulk Mlnceiaest, Pure Fruit, per lb. ...... . Tije Best Selneted Bulk Oysters. soiiii meat, no water added, 22 ounres to quart 221o I4;c I lie !2io 40c Kels I" Goes Coaaltloa. Many people suffei from Indigestion and constipation and do not know It. A feeltneT of dullness and lang-uldness. bitter last In the mouth, headache, bilious fever most of these conditions when you "are not sick, but don't feel right" can be traced to sluggish bowels and torpid liver. Foley Cathartic TableU cleans the system, arouse the liver, banish in cisestion and make you "feel good all over" light, eaergeXlo enl " ambitious. For sale by all dealers everywhere. Advertisement. $1.50 Kid Gloves, $1.00 Emil Perrln'a Real French fKid Glores, in black, white or tans; also Piquet, Doe skin and Cape Gloves, all fitted. Hacmo Doeskin Gloves, 12 button length, regular $3. SO values, Saturday ..92.40 Children's Mned Kid Gloves, Mittens and Ilearakin Gauntlets, to 75c values.. 85c Snaps for Saturday in the Corset Hortion. Hroktvi Line of Standard CDrsrta Some soiled from handling. Two big Iota. Bular tS-oe Corsets augulsx $3.00 Corsets tl.SO M Brassiere, daintily trimmed, all sixes. back fastening, at a Children's Kemper Malta, $1.60 values, l-ple.-, blue ei white, at .,. Ladles' Bilk Sweaters, beautiful garment Willi saali, to tlS values 7.ta Children's Salt Toques, red or white, st to 40o Sanitary sTspkUs 95e TO CUT THE COST OF LIVING DOWN Ton can ssv from 05 to 0 'A by trading- at Kayden's far Or ooenea Quality rirst la met to. . -! lbs. boat granulated surer for gl.oo 10 bars Beat 'Kill All. Lenox, A-l Naphtha or Iaundry - ueen Whit Laundry 8oai for Boo 10 lbs. best whit or yellow enrnmeal for lao 7 lbs. lt rolled white break fast oatmeal for SSo lb, choice Japan rlc ..as cans oil sardines 15o 7 lbs. best bulk laundry stsrrii for .88o Grape Nuts. Pk. lOe E. O., Corn Flakes. 10c m Pkg 6 4 8-1 L. stuks beat high grade Diamond H flour fur . .91.48 ' Nothing finer for bread, plus ( pr cakes. The best domestic macaroni, Pkg THe Tall cans Alaska salmon ..10s Parker Mouse catsup, bot. S'iO Lara bottle Worcestershire aauce. pickles, asaorted kind. lioraeradlali or prepared nustard. bottle 8V0 cakes Hlllio scouring; soap for lio cans Lu-Lu, It Beats-the- Dutch aoa Advo Jell, for dessert, nothing finer, for 740 Maclaren's Peanut butter, lb., at 1SHO Alt regular 12 He cookies, per lb .10c Ail regulsr 16c cookies, per 1" 18Ho 2- 1U. cans fancy sweet sugar com, wax, suing, green or lima beans for TV,s 3- 1 b. cans solid packed toma toes '. ,H l-lli. cans Polk's hointny, pumpkin or kraut for . .TViO lierahey's breakfast, cocoa, per lb .aoo Golden Eantos coffee, lb. too The beat tea stftlngs. lb. 18V0 The bast creamery butter, ear. toa or balk, per lb IM The beat No. 1 storage egxs. per dosen 8So The best strictly fresh esse, per dosen . .". ago fancy country creamery but ter, per lb 31 Tt best dairy table buur, PV lb. BSO Kill I cream, Youns: America. U lacouHlir Creaiu or White cheoHA, per lb BOo 2 lbs. good butterine 8S The Teretabl Market for tha people of Omaha The heat lted Itlver Karly Ohio potatoes, li lbs. to the puck aa The Lest Wisconsin cabbage, per lb IVfcO Jeraey sweet potatoes, 3 lbs. for ; 10 ramy ( ape Cod cranberries, per mart TVso l'rexh beeta, carrots, turnips shallots or radlehew. bunch 4 Fancy California cauliflower., per lb tWo I large soup bunches ....10 r'aiicv head lettuce, bead TVo Special Highland STavsl OraasTS Sal 10 sis, rea. 0o per dox.. this sale per dosen 38 o t sise, reg. o0c per doi., tsls aale par dosen 3o 12 siKe. re. 40a dog., this sale per dozen as 178-200 else, reg. lOe dus., thl.s sela per down .BOe tU-USO site. reg. tOo doa. tin sale per dosen lt Large Size Cast . Alnminum Tea Kettle, Warranted Best Quality and the Best Aluminum Ware Bargain Ever Offered hpkii.il s.tTi nii.w at .82.49 Aluminum Roasters, large enough for thickens or large beef or ioi-k roast. . -SL-IO No. 8 Cast Iron Skillets r 29 No. 8 Cast Iron Skillets 39 25c best Imported Rolling Pins, 3-lncb .19 ZOc best Imported Holllug Pins, 2 s-inrh. . . . . . 13 10c Wooden Mixing Spoons , ej Wash Boards, full sise, rluc 1Uc Wash boards, lull size, glass, brass or enamel. . 29 "Climax" Food Choppers Wen better, few as rood. Tnay eat, do not orush, all kinds of flesn, veget ables or ants, leaving all the juloes. No. 0 sise. special Saturday at T9c No. 1 slae, beat alia for general farm I v use, special Me No. 1 aiie. reduced to 41 J)9 No. 1 sis, re-lui cl to l.i bsusage stutfers for "Climax" chopper. at 8i I I
