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    THE J1KK: OMAHA. SATUKDAY, JANUARY- -23. 1015.
W0MA1MS HELD ON !?
BLACKMAIL CHARGE
Caroline" Feterioii Filed Complaint
Againit Allen E. Younj, Who
Also Filet Charges.
YOUNG ASSERTS SETTLEMENT
Arrest of Mint Caroline Trlcraon, ."Ms
Cold street on a complaint vhrlnl'
blackmail made by Allen 1". Vonnx
Thursday followed a halnr in Juntli-c
LwuVr's court. In whlh Miss Tcterson
Was plaintiff against Youna- and which
resulted In the binding over to tlit dis
trict court of Young: Both Young- and
Miss Petersen were released ondef1 bond.
' Young, on Decernbcr 30. ilrtped with
JUlss Palmetta Tangle of Council Blufts.
well known In Omaha, and thejr wer
married at Blair.
A habeas corpus suit brought hefom
District Judga Hears by Young, by which
lie attempted to "ecu re a dismissal of
Miss Peterson's charges on the ground
that ha had mada a aettlement with her,
was dismissed by the Judge In order that
the case might take Ita regular emirwe
through the courts.
Young's complaint against Ml Peter
son, which is returnable In Juntlce Clai
borne's court, charges that she at
tempted by threats to secure 11 SO or more
from him. In his petition. In district court
he sets forth an agreement by which her
claim against him ts settled and in
which he agreed to pay epenacs to be
incurred aa the result of the birth of a
child.1 Miss Peterson later brought a
second action against him.
Ice Cream Makers
of Nebraska Come
for a Convention
The Nebraska Ice Cream Manufactur
ers' aasoclatlon Is to hold Its annual con
vention in Omaha at the Rome hotel Jan
uary 28 to 29. About 123 delegates are ex
pected, n. W. McQInnls of O'Neill Is
president of the association, O. It. Dodds
of Superior Is vice president, K. O. Cald
well of Uncolit ts treasurer, and Stanley
Green of Omaha is secretary. Those
w hose names appear on the program are
R. A. Kuever of the University of lows,
J. Prandsen of the University of Ne
braska, C. II. Harmon of Lincoln, pure
food Inspector; J. II. Ruahton of Omaha,
W. C. Hunt of Holdrege. Joe Clark of
, Ravenna, II. Klshback Of Beatrice, O. T.
Dodds of Superior," J. ' HI. Harding, I,ln
coln: Stanley Green. Omaha; LeRoy Cor
liss. Omaha, and XV. R. Lelghton jf
Falrbury. ,
The bureau of publicity la making loial
arrangements for the convention. The'
delegates are planning to take the Initia
tion In the Knights of the Full Moon at
Council Muffs -on- Friday night. On
Thursday night they expect to, have a
theafer party, 'whlon 7U being- arranged
for by the local lea Cream men.- i ;
;.Held for Stealing
Shoes and Rifles
George Hhadnowakl was arrested Fri
day at his home. 1810 North Thtrty-elxth
street, South Omaha, by Deputy United
Mates Marshal Hase on a charge of
, breaking Into a box. car In South Omaha
and stealing elgh cases of shoes yalued
. at OA, thirty pairs of overshoes valued
at $15 and four rifles valued at $40. The
offense waa committed December I, 1914,
and it Is alleged the stolen goods were
found hidden In Shadnowskl's home by
'.John Brigga, chief of police of Bouth
1 Omaha, and John C. Tronten, - special
agent f the Burlington, railroad. . The al-
leged crime comes under the federal law
. because the goods were ia interstate
transit. Shadnowski will have a hearing
' Monday morning before United Elates
Commissioner Daniel.
' COULD FIND NO WORK SO
SWALLOWS HY0SCYAM1NE
j II. K. Baxman". who swallowed a mys
terious poition at the Boston hotel, 1M
Douglas street, two days ago.: and has
, been confined in the police ward at St.
Joseph's hospital, has sufficiently, re-
, covered to explain the drug he took and
liis reason for doing so. The poison waa
hyoso amine and Baxman took It forty-
; eight hour ' before he waa found and
taken to the hospital by the polio He
' gave his reason for the act that he waa
ou of work and could find none In
, Kahui City. Bt. Joseph, Omaha ai
, other towns he fia been in' during the
last few weeks.
GIVES FREE TICKETS TO
LETTER CARRIERS' SHOW
Charles D. Beaton, present king of Ak
; Far-Ben, has decided that the big vaude
ville entertainment to hn ! - .v..
s Letter Carrlera' association at the Audi
torium all next week la worthy of gen-
! t-roua public, attention. therefore.
wants to help the mall men let the public
kKw about the ahow and has bought
4,um tickets, which he will give away.
With every piuihaee made today
and Sunday at the Beaton drug store
Mr. Beaton will give a free ticket, good
for general admission to tha .carriers'
thaw at the Auditorium.
Una Stoaaach. InoUceaitoai Cared.
Your stomach 'and bowela need clean
ing out. Dr. King's New Uke Fills give
quick relief. Only 2ic All druggiata.-AdvertUement.
KICKS OFF FAUCETS IN'
TWO CELLS IN CITY JAIL
lu an attempt to drown his anger at
being arrested, Paul Jones, K2' South
Twenty-aecond street, kicked ir.o plug
off a water connection in cell No. 1, and
iteai ly accoinplUhed his purpose. .
Jones was removed to cell No. t. fol
lowing the flood, and immediately pro
ceeded to do the same thing la that en
ct'Mture. When Informed that he would
gl a good whallop at any further at-,
tempts, he acted as any well behaved
Inmate should. The damage amounted to
about li and in lieu of this fact Jones
fined H6 and coats In puilce court
Ttw0 ! rm It. "
A Geaerous Offer. Cut out this ad.,
enclose with cents to Foley St Co.. Chi
cago, lit. writing veur bum and address
plainly, aad receive a free trial p.fc
cor.UUilng Foley's Hosey aad Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds aad croup;
Foley Kidney Fills, for kidney aad blad
der complaints, backache, pelua ia Joints,
rteumaUura; and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic try all three for S etnta,
the cost of mailing. 8ul4 by all dealers.
-Advertisement,
Sp cial Sale of
Ladies' Neckwear
An absolutely new mod
pi, seml-mllliary collar.
In Swlcs embroidered and
lace? effort; very dainty
dress finish nr
at OC
Fresh California
VioletalScDiTch
tfpeclal sale Saturday
of fresh California Vio
lets, large) bunches and
large variety;
per bunch . . .
carnations. . . each
J5c
. each
, in ii.ii iihi.hu ,iMn ,,. ,m . ii ,i n j iiiiiiiinmi.n,! i i i linn fiwi iilii i. um l HI H ' n
lirQii(sbiSiirr(gs
j"""1 11 1 "'" i f 1111 '- 1 "'" ' .
Imiii d t-sMa,.. j.-. hem- ..fJ .. .- ri r"r " J -iiiiiiTi-flliii
Special Sale of Kayser Cilovus
Saturday at 49c a Pair
The ftennlne Kajsrr'n uaranteril U'asliahle l.e!i
erette (;inve Small lots that sold formerly at lic.
79c and 85o. Fome are BliRhtly aoiled, but otherwise
entirely peneci. wnite ann white with
black harks Vrv nMalli. firltaH r.t.
Saturday's gelling, at. pair
49c
2,500 BLOUSES on Sale
At Less Than Half Price
Dozens of styles to select from. All
fclzes In the lot, but not every sice In
rvery style. Priced this way for Sat
urday :
Dainty Iilnfferie Blouses JQ
Worth $1.26, t. .:.'. Oe7C
Ihreas- Voile and Crepe nn
HliiiM Worth to $2, at. . 4 1 eUU
Kmart Voile and Crepe
Mouses Worth to $2. B0.
Crepe de (lilne, Oriental and Hhdovr
Jjtctt Itlouses Values . tJ OQ
to $5.00, at P6eee7
- Crepe de Clilne Blouses and Hhadow
Lace Jllouaes In black or cream with
flesh chiffon lining. T0 Qf
pO.Oa7
$1.45
Values to $6.50, at. . .
fieoTKette Crepe, Silk KImmIow Iaee
and Ihresy Matin Kloiises and New Chif
fon mouses Desirable col- JC CH
ors. Values to $12.50, at.. SDDJ
Munsing Underwear
Women's Munslng Union Suits
Medium and fleece lined cot
tons, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length; $1 to 7C
$1.25 quality, suit...... OC
Women's. Munslng Vests
Ankle pants to match, 60c and
69c quality, Saturday on
garment, at . OaC
Children's Munslng Union
Suits In fleecy lined cottons;- also
vests and pants In part wool,
worth to 68c, Saturday. OQJ
per garment, at OUC
Hosiery Bargains
Women's Pure Thread Silk Boot
Hose Full fashioned, high spliced
. heela and toes and double soles, in
black, white and colors, on
60c quality, Saturday.. T aWC
Women's full seamless hose, all
fine ribbed, double soles, heels
and toes; . worth up if)l
to. 28. t .'. . . ... 1 a&Z C
Glrla' and Boys' Black Ribbed
Hob Double knees, heels and
toes. Worth 19c. 1 OJL
Saturday, at IfesC
Our Entire Stock of BIRD OF PARADISE
HATIRUAV AT OXK-IIALF I'KICK.
Kverv woman will he interested in thin ntiftiinrpmi.nl
rtf '!rA "Saturday we offer VOii choice, of anv IHrrf of Paradlae. Heron
nal t tf I rk
fryi 1 Jf 1,re re samples of the values :
HO-fHece IM-Incli Heron
AUrrette Either black or
whit. Worth $37.50. Sat-
.rrr:: $18.75
Two 8 prays Select Xumtdl
Natural brown or blue col-
mm
KSnnSSi& I "; "o M en
18-lnch long. I Saturday ePaSseJU
Bird of
50.00 Natnral
Paradise COC ((
Saturday aPlOtUU
irt.oO Large Bunch of
White Cross tC 7C
Aigrette Safday pOe0
7.00 Bunch of Natural
Goura Sat- Q f" f
urday J)33U
Two Big Bargains in Bags for Saturday
ConalBtlng of Leather Bags with leather lining, also fine Hand Bags In Seal.
Walrus and Morocco, with three and five Vanity fittings. All the latest shapes
and styles. On sale at two remarkably low prices:
All Leather Bags, form- J n A g
erly told at $2.S0, on ? I sdjj
sale Saturday at . -
fine Hand Bags, post- r AO
tively worth from $4.00 P
to $6,00, choice Saturday
Children's and Juniors'
Coats at Half Price
Saturday we offfr you. choice ot
Our Entire Stock of Children's
and Junior's Costs and Dresses,
at One-Half of the Regular Prtce.
CHILDKEN'S COATS
Pine Plushes, Chinchillas, Fancy
Tweed Mixtures, Corduroy. Broad
cloth and numerous other ma
terials for winter wear, excellently
made and which were formerly
priced at $3.93, $5.00, $7.50, $10,
$12.50 and up to $22.50. Your un
restricted choice uair pr:rA
Saturday, exactly . Iloll 1 I1LC
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Fine Serges. Challies, Velvets and
Fancy Worsted Materials all the
new desirable shades and styles
for present wear. Formerly priced
at. $1.98, $2.50, $2.98, $3.98, $5
and up to $15. Your choice Sat-
,r.',y1?n.rten:.Ha!f Price
Womers and Misses' Fine Gowns, Suits and Coats
Worth to $65.00, Saturday at $15
Wo believe that this is one of the greatest offers ever made to
the women of Omaha. Saturday we place on sale 375 beautiful
garments from our late Fall and "Winter stock of "Women's and
isses' Fine Evening and Afternoon Oowns, Dancing Frocks and
Tailored Suits and Coats, formerly, priced up to $65.00 and somo
CTTSIVA Mr. it. 11.-1 1 1 J i 1 J 1,
ti.-u vwii uiujb uijiu mat ana give you cnoice irom tne enure 101
at $15.00.
!fv aj ej aanHMnmejivmiiwia.
Beautiful
Suits
Of fine Broad
cloth, Serges
and Fancy
Gowns and
Dresses
Of fine Silk',
Ne's, Laces,
Chiffons, Vel
vets and bead
ed Effects
plain or beau
tifully trim
med, models,
and over drap
ed . fects.
Worsted Ma
terials plain
tailored or
trimmed styles
Coats of fine
Veiour, Plush,
Hindu Lynx.
POPULAR m&hhs 10c 3Si
TgYTKCSC limm ON YOUR yiANQ-KrJlli TKrM ST W?tt Hi Wf DWHRTflfNT
THE B1Q NOVELTY SONG
, tao I ii ejliMni at aae m
. useieeieuM
.Tl COAST TO COAST. HIT
tlJ'JLLll
us a
J Did at RasN Hy Boy To De A Sot lnr
II aBarkrlkl M. AM. I
Dancing Tba Blues Away"
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I HWlsiasat, la W. t t, m
CAIUtOLLeV M ACDONALD'S TREMKN-
wuj ruruiM SAUAU
pi
MAC DONALD, GOODWIN ruCK'S
LATEST BALLAD tUCCUS
THE UTTLE HMSEUPCN THE KOX '
A .
I BBBBaam.a eas m Mej
$2.79
Undermuslins
Here are Four Lots of Under
musllns priced below cost for Sat
urday selling. Every one a de
cided bargain. One of the best ot
ters of the month :
Fine Crepe de Chine I'ndcrfcar
ments Yonr choice of 300 Gowns,
Combinations, Petticoats and Prin
cess Slips, in plain or dainty lace
and hand embroidered trimmed ef
fects. AU the dainty light colors.
Formerly priced up to
$7.50. Choice, at
One Lot of Fine rnclerintinlliiH
Gowns, Combinations, Princess
Slips, Petticoats, Chemises, Corset
Covers and Drawers beautifully
trimmed with dainty laces, em
broidery, ribbon and tucked ef
fects. Worth to $2.00.
Saturday, choice, at. .
Another lxt of Kino I'mlernius.
lias Gowns, Combinations, Fetti
coats. Corset Covers, and Drawers
trimmed with fine laces, em
broidery and ribbon headings.
Worth to $1.00. Sat- AK
urday, choice, at ...... lOC
Fine French-American petti
coats and Drawers Fine embroi
dered and scalloped trimmed ef
fects. Several Btyles. Worth to 59c.
Special, Saturday, 17
choice, at 3 C
95c
Last Days of Shoe Sale
Qnr Semi-Annual CloariiiJtile of i Shoes reaches the
climai ' Saturday. Hundreds;" livV, already 'bought and
hundreds more will buy on the, last day, as the decided re
ductions overshadow any of our previous sale's in this
department.
- Our Entire Stock of Men' Shoe in Two Lota
$8.85
For Va'ue
up to $7.00
a pair.
Vajueaup
to $5.00 pr.
on a.e at .
All New StyletAll New Lasts Every Kind of Leather
Entire Stock of Women' Shoe in Three Lot
Let No. 1 Values to I Lot So. 2 Values t
$8.00 a pair, goat $5 pair, on Sale at
Lot No. 3 Values to
$4 a pair, on sale at
$3.35 1 $2.35 1 $1.85
Comprising All Womtn's Fine Dress Shoes, Including Potent Leather,
Dull Leal or, Bronze Kid and Colored Tops, Lac or Button.
8?S
VwtHtleYT MUMP
fcffte XMetSl,r LUC
The aSond of 5ond
Chanson tfu Coejur OriC.
MtLOaia
' . r.yiyy j- rr ri 1 T t V Ul
3 ?. a sf saas.ry kAMt mI . - ef Im 4 Ut, Het-er
27c
m cerv
iw nam
a .
m wW. - r y r r i y 1 w
smntm ui tM d-s-ft tat
Coyryt BW p Owdl t Ca 111. Ail l'Wi I
sartntk tttjr ma I fanr.
ISiUuM is 3 Ktyt.
loop fcji'fi 5niic rUvffogrtm Shcft ftnsk 1 Close Be. trr Cppv
Hair Goods
Alain Floor
Saturday we offer two very attrac
tive specials in Hair Goods, at prices
much below regular prices:
20-1 nth Natural
Wavy Hwitcfcea
On sate,
at
24-lnclt Extra
Heavy N a t r a I
Wavy Hwltchea
.t r. 51.85
88c
Special attentlou
given, to Children's
Work. Hair Dread
ing, bhampooing
and Manicuring.
Mm
17
Candy Specials
l'oinitelun ltoom.
hntH-UI Hlark Walnut Taffy and
Nut llrlttlcs Pecan. Almond,
Uraiil. Walnut and t'ashew. Spe
rial, Saturday. OQ
per pound vC
25c
KUacs
15c
Special Opera Fruit
IVcan Nut I toll Pound
Freh Assorted Cucoanut
All flavors; per
lound ,
Fet,h,
llcloua Maple
(Vtnfpclluas r
Pound.. 20
Pom pHaa
Hitter SweU
and huiaa
Mjle Milk
Churvlatea
Nut and fruit
centers. Par
Panta Leggings
I'anta lgglns for Children
Worth $3 a pair, on C-
sale, Saturday, at V
Children's Leggings
All kinds of Regular lo
gins for Children n q
-Worth $1, sale price, pr 1 iC
Drugs and Toilet Goods
1711 W hit Rose Glycer
ine Soau Cake
Dabrook's 'oilet Toilet
Water 25c rtze
IVrovlde of Hydrogen
One-pound bottle
Sal Hepatic 50c slie
bottle
Stewart's Pyspepbia
Tablets 60c size. . . .
Hays' Hair HeeUth--
$1.00 size
hloau'a Liniment 0c
site bottle
Melorotw Faco Fowdor -
50c box, all shades.,
Loruht HloMtom Perfume
The ounce ........
Kirk's Juvenile So(H-
Per cake ,
Pure Castile Soap'
Ouepound cake ....
lugraui's Milkneetl
Crani &0e site....
Pebeco Tooth Paste
50c size tube
Williams' Shaving Soap
In stick
12c
16c
16c
29c
29c
53c
29c
33c
25c
.. 6c
11c
29c
29c
. 16c
Mmnen'a Talcum Powder
Per can . .
Itahcock'a Corylopsls Tal
cum Per can
Jet-gen's llenaoln Almond
25c size
Itoue Natural In white
boxes special
Kbony Manicure liuffer
Worth 50c, at
Mella Fac I'owder
All shades
Lust rite Nail Enamel
25c size
Chamoia Powder Puffs
Special at
Lilac Hose Glycerine
Soap Per cake
Lydla Plukhaiu's Com.
pound $1.00 size....
U-Ouart Ste-1 Fnanieled
Jtourhe Can Special.
Hocpital Cotton One
pound package
Lapactlc PIIIh 100
in bottle for
Aspirin Tablets
3 dozen for
Glycerine and Hose Wattr
Vi-plnt bottle for. .. .
9c
9c
16c
24c
29c
29c
16c
. 7c
6c
67c
59c
19c
21c
19c
18c
2,000 Unframed Pictures
On Sale Saturday at Less Than
25 Cents on th e Pol' a r
This offer comprises the most remarkable purchase of
Untrained Pictures we have ever made, besides ineludiug
the balance of our own stock of High Grade Shoot pic
tures. For Saturday we offer the entire assortment, di-'
vided into three lots
Lot No. 1 Etchings,
Colored Prints, Sepia
Prints, Carbons,
Hand Colored Grav
ures. Values posi
tively to $1.50. Your
choice, at
Lot No. 2 Etchings.
Uncolored Gramercy
Prints, Unc olored
Photogravures, 'Im
ported Prints. Hand
Colored ' Photogravures.-
Values positive
ly to $3.50. Cftoice at
49c
These are copies of masterpieces -by
Mauve,' Reynolds, Roniney,
Galnesborough, Millet, , Hoffman,
' etc., etc. ' .
Lot Xo. 3 Hand
Colored Photograv
ures, Hand Colored
Gramercy P r ints,
Hand Colored Ira
ported G o..u p i 1
Prints. Values - posi
tively to $7.50k Your
choice, at r- . . .
500 Harrison Fishier
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Unframed Pictures
Will be included in this sale
pictures that usually sell at 50c
each. Xo more at this price after
these are gone. our.
choice Satnrdav,
frr
10c
25 per cent discount on orders for
picture framing taken Saturday
Special Sale of China
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For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday we offer many
bargains in fine Chinaware, in some cases the, prices being
less than half of the original markings.
Fine Ilaviland Ch'na Dinner Ware
Pure coin gold, solid mat handles, decorated with a handsome
delicate green border, with real English china effects Prices
for this sale:
pound.. 250
UR Semi-Annual Pre-Invcntory Clearing . Sales
Next Monday. Greater Stocks and Bitfer Values
ever before. 13c sure to read our Advertisements
Sunday's papers. It will pay you.
SLPiece Sett, CIO QC I 100-Piece Set, COO TA Tl
during thi tale VlJeOtl during this sale OOO.DvJ II
D
KnglKh Bone China A lot of exquisite English Bone China r C
Cups and Saucers, reduced ftaturday, to, each (1 doz. limit) ZoC
in
Start
than
next
lUiglUh Blue Willow Cups and
Saucer Each, St r dozen
,op OOO
Westminster English
IKtworatlona - Closing
oat this pattern, at
i Regular Prices
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