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THK DEE: OMAUA. SATURDAY, MARCH 27. 191,:
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Traders Selling Shorts, but Cover Up
for Fear of Fence and a Break
ing Market.
ALL GRAINS ABE A BIT lOWXft
d.MAHA. March W, .1915.
Wall street la t I k I n; peace and bull in
stocks, and the grain traders are afraid
that peaoe mlrht tie declared overnight.
hlrh ther expert, wi uld causa a had
break In prices. The dlspoiiltlon of a ma
jority of tradera ta to aell ahorts, nut
as one of the lcllrnr bears mt It. 'Ihey
rover up ever nturtt," especially In corn.
Tradera who hav been "xtremely bearih
say they are now conservative ao on
breaks.
Exports of domestic wheat and flour In
February, aa officially announced, fell
short of preliminary eatlmatea, hut were
generally In line with the expe-tatlons
of local tradera. They ereeeded thoae of
last year bv about 2.1.000,O bu. Kx porta
of corn and oata were larger than ex
pected. Deeplte the fear of peace among trad
ers hera. England la buylna; oata freely
or July and August shipment.
Russian wheat crp In fifty-three
European govarn men ta, exclusively of ten
In Poland, for la officially reported
at 67:,nno,flft bu.. or 2.0D0.0m hu. leas
than In 1H13. Winter ryo crop was
wo.000 bu.. or S8.0uO,(X)0 bu. less than In
IBM, while the oata crop la 6Nn.O00.riuO bu.
or 2l.ft0.000 bu. leaa than in 1911 Marie
S7.oiu,ioo bu., airalnst WP.000.onn bu. the
prevloua year, and corn, W,6U0.0U0 bu.,
Ralnet T3.om.on0 bu. In 1H13.
Weekly wheat requirements of the
United Kingdom, .Bel alum and Holland
are estimated by Broomhalt at 7.9W.U00
buahels for ha remainder of the crop
jrear. Accordln to hla view tha Indian
government intenda to purchase prac
tically the entire crop of that country at
a comparatively low figure, and accura
tha profit which exiata between that price
and the International flsiirea.
Omaha Spot Market Wheat was lo to
m! lower, corn waa c to VW lower, and
oats were He to 1c lower.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour,
equal to (ll.om bushels; corn, 446,000 biisli
cla: oats. SM.00 bushels.
Liverpool cloae: Wheat, not quoted;
mm. VH lower.
Primary wheal rectpts were K6.00O bush
els and anipmema ci, Dusnriw, min"i
reoetpl of 4M.0OO buahela and shipments
of l.iY buahela last year.
Prlmarv corn receipts were Mn.orjo hush
ela and shipments 6J6.G buahela against
receipts of 8f.ono buahela and shipments
of w,rO buahels last year.
Primary oata receipts were TM.OOft bush
el and shipments 73,00f bushels', against
receipt of fWf.ooo bushels and ahlpmants
of P68,0UO buahels last year.
CARLOT RKOHIPTS. i
Wheat. Com. Oata.
1y; wenern fowl, ITfllfc;. turkeys,
IV.
"rrlcago
MinenapoUa
JJuluth
Omaha .
Kanaaa City
ht- Louis...
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Winnipeg Z87
'inisH cash galea wcra reported today:
Wruat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, !.;
3 oars, SI.1. No. i mixed: 4 car, L4uVi.
No. i sarins;: 1 car, 11.4. Corn rto. 4
white.; 1 car. ott. No. a white: i cur
wet), B4c No. 2 yellow: ,1 car, t'c. No.
3 yellow. 7 cars, Gkfcc. ..o. 4 yeiiow: l
ars, Vo. No. yellow: 1 car. two; 1 car,
No. S mixed : . 2 cara (near white),
V; 11 cara, o; S cara. 87o, No. 4
mixed: 1 car (wheat mixed), tine; i cara.
ftTc. No. k nUxea: t car. Tc; 1'ar. t;.
OaU-No. white: 4 cars, bio; 8 care,
fc.lnc. Sample: 1 car, Mc; 1 car, ale. Hye
No. 1: V car. 91.10.
-Omaha Cash prices Wheat: No. I Tur
key, ll.44'sty l.fto1-; No. 1 Turkey, I1.4H0
l.Mi; No. I hard. $1 .4W1.4a; No. II hard,
91.471.4H,4j;- No. 1 aprlna. $l.4t l.t: No. I
durum, .Sia; No. t durum, l.7f
) 3. Corn: No. 1 white, 7W7'ii No. 2
whiU. aWwe'IOc; No. ( white, w7ifl,kc;
No. 4 white. SVWW; No. white. Wi
.C', No. 1 yellow, 'liSS'fci-; No. I yel
low, rVic; No. yell'iw, tHiS'N'M NO-
4 yellow, (fTiSHP: No. yellow, tk,flo;
No. 4 yellow. tihWUflHn': No. 1 mixed,
C! NX t mixed, SMii'rc: No. I mixed,
7MWsc: No. 4 mixed, tw'isc ; No. t
mixed, SVWfUTV"; No. mixed, M47Ve.
Oat: No. J white, Uuc: atsndsrd,
MiVe; No. white, svyufl&c; No1. 4
white. M)&4Hc barley: Plaiting, 8
!4c; No. 1 feed. 60mc Hye: No. S,
9i obHji W; No. a, tJ.(,ei.w.
IIICAUO GRA1! AND FBOV19ION9
V
vtatairew of tit Tnullaf aaa l loslag
rricoa oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, March 28. Assertions that
tha Turks had disagreed with the (ler
mans, and thai Houinunla and IHilgarla
wera about to take a hand in .the war
put Uia wheal market today under a
sT'mxI jeal of aelllnc pressure. As a re
sult, prices closed weak, at Vio to Ho net
decline. Other losacs lor the day wera:
Corn, S3o to o, ajid oats, He to Sc.
provisions gained lo to 2Uc.
l:earino foreign advlies ruled tha wheat
markat (rotit thn start. Lower quota
tions from Liverpool, said to be largely
jhe conaequenca of expected big ship
ments from Argentina, cava the bears
aui advantage at the outset.
Not long afterward caine tho rumors
that Turkey had broken with Germany.
Kallles followed when It waa found such
reporta were unverified, If not entirely
false, but selling waa quickly renewed
wing to word of hostilities Imminent
on tha part of Koumanla and of HuU
Farla, as well aa tha prospects even mora
Lhrcatenlnc: as to the altitude of Italy.
Auspicious conditions for tha domestic
rrop wera Influential as a means of keep
ing sentiment adverse to the bulla. Pe
rlJrs, cash export demand was slow, both
)iera and at the aeaboard. A further
source of diacouragenient lo holdera was
a report that Kuaxta waa preparing to
h1p 3W.00O tons of wheat from Vladi
vostok. AggreMve selling, by pit speculators
forond down corn. Wheat weakness
formed tlia thief Incentive, but In addi
tion, eastera demand was poor, and
Argentine at a sharp decline. Oats sagted
with corn and wheal. The brat buying
was attributed to ahorts.
. Despite some wavering at the outset
Vrovlaiona finally took tha upgrade, pack
ers and otiier recent sellers wero con
spicuous In tha purchasing that carried
the market higher.
Quotations ranged aa followa:
Arti. lei OiH-n.l HlsU. Low. Cl,a.
i)y
July.
Corn:
Say.;
July.
Oats:
. May.
July.
lerk;
May.
Juiy
Xaru.
W.y.
July.
LRU
Mr
July.
1
T2H
6r.
17 M
1 12 1
I l i
l
ns 7i;
Mil 74
I
H u I n m
I
1 y7't M 17
i . 'i ia 4&
i
14 l I a .i
ia f.'S' la u
14 !
I u
T1S
:
67
M
17 K
It
in .''
M 1 I
1 M
1 81.
75
i
fr
17 I7H
1 K-t
lit ou
ID JM
hi-ago Cah Prl.-es Wheal: No. I red
tliltll tl1: Nu 1 lirt ..i...i
ao. J yallow. 72c; No. 4 yellow. t
No. 4 white, MS . ais: No. 1
. 2.111 -S. liarlry, n,;.- tu-.-ds: 1 unl
'ihy. l..kf, 4aitJlk j-rw
w-i-es: trk. 17 . Ud. It rthe
a u I.S.
HI TTKU-HSghar. creamery,
KjoaLrf . iS'-rita. u.ao . asra
lli ir. ln''ij..1i. j.'giv, uidlnary
a. l.-iiTii- l.aiv.
HliAlul.. Lo.-r. relts. rrs;
Mi'tt'Sau at4 Wik-uuiii led. Mv
WMia Jy'14. .
1.1 K I-JUiv, unsettled. faU. IS
siriu. i.e.
w t artt (.total Market.
Srw YOHK. Minti U -rAR- Uw.
SteJ) , ceolrtlai. 4'4'. tiH!aaars 4 lc
!-fll4. laii Hii.r I uteres ...u. ,(
ei'ier it.r klxlrf . tt.f.t e: ,1,1,.!,,,,
I""'l''l l tirr uliiiilti. Pit.es at
l,l-'l'l lr 1 tu I vliil b.l la
HI 1 f I k - i-'.l III . III!! ,'. .! li.ls.
i liii I rMraa i.; . ..i ! v , ir4.i;
't itier iiiii.ci. A-y irtaiurrj.
.. - J-,. ..I. jr. it!,. I-. ,a tauaea.
rr- i s''-'l. . sterargM
f--fi ( t-. tli4 flla. i',.r .
'0 l.r-1 Cftiii. fl! J.!,
Tlie's. -,-''-x S. .-r K.
f.o. t, .. v. .4.. s. k M ,
t- r , . .
I i I XI." I I 1 9m S f ' f ,r f p ? ' M
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KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Mnrch 2S.
WHKAT-No. 2 hard. l Mil 47: No 2
red. 11.44; May. It. 4"; Julv. tl.l2'tUn;
Scptenihor. Il.(?'a1 n'J'ii.
t-OHN No. i mixed, 72c; No. 2 white,
T?'c; xn. 2 yellow. TJ'v; No. 9. 71Vvc;
Msy, "-c; July, 72(i7;Sc: September,
OATK-No. 2 white, T.Sc; No. 2 mixed,
62U4t'.4.i
Hl'TTKTl Creamery. J7c; firsts, 4c;
Sjecond. itc; parking, !7Hr
h'.iiS Flrjti. K'tc; ci ond. 17r.
PfUI.THV liens. 14c; rM.-ler, 104c;
turkeys, l'c.
Minneapolis ttrala Mnrket.
M!NNKAPOI.If. Minn, March 2:
IVIIKAT-M'y. 11.42; Julv. l X,; No.
1 hnrd, II. 4; No. 1 northern. Il.44f
I. 4'(,; No. 2 northern. I.WrV(t1.4 ..
KIont--lerlmed; fancy petent. I7.T0;
first rlcsr. Ifi .20; second clear. 14 .o.
HARIKY W'u'iV.
RYK $1 lftvil.ll.
VlflAN IJ2.0fi.
(MUX-No. It vellow. Sr,c.
OATH No. 2 white, H!,HV.
FIAX-ILWilM1.
t.Loals tirala Market.
ST. IjOI IS. March 2S.-WH KAT-No. J
red. fl.4Kfrt.6A; No. 2 hard, nominal; May,
II. 44: July. 11.14.
COHN-No. 2. 7:i'c; No 2 white, nomi
nal; May, 724ir; July, 74i874C.
OATf-No. 2, R7c; No. whlla, SSc.
Liverpool rirala Market,
IjIVEKPOOU March M.-WHKAT-No
1 Manitoba. Vs Ud; No 2, 1.1 f)d. No.
I. 13 6d; No. 2 hard winter, lis Id.
url.'N nnoi Amenrsn nnxea, n-w, is
TVtA: Amcrl' an mixed, old, lis Id; March
7a 4V.d.
Western Pacific
and Rio Grande to
Have Separate Staffs
RAN FRANCISCO,' Cal., Msrch 2B-C.
M. Levey, general manager for tha re
ceivers of the Western Pacific, nnnounced
today, in a general order, that the man
agement nf tha Denver Rio Grande
Railroad company and tha Western Pa
cific Railway company would be separa
ted April L
At tha same time tha asslstsnt chiefs
of tha different departments will be pro
moted to be chiefs of tha departments and
most of tha department . headquarters
moved from Denver to Ban Francisco.
Among the promotions made by this
order ara: T. J. Wyche, chief engineer
of tho Western Paclflo, promoted to as
sistant of tho general manager: E. L.
LOmax, promoted from aaalalsnt to pas
senger traffic manager; C. R. Miller, pro
moted from assistant to general baggage
agent.
A. H. Pa well, now assistant, will be
general master machanlc, stationed at
Sacramento, Cal.
DEN V BR, Colo., March 2. -At tha n- j
oral of fifes of tha Denver A Rio Orando
nvie ii -e as sisu'u ivmy inai me orucr j
of C M. Levey, genernl manager of the
receiver of the Western Pacific railway
separating the management of the Ilio
Oraiule and tho Western Pacific on April
1 would havo no effect on the manage
ment of the former road. Certain Rio
Orande officers, It was stated, who here
tofors havo had departmental Jurisdic
tion over both roads, will be limited In
tha futurs to tha Denver Rio Orande. )
Other Joint officials will gp to tho West-1
em Pacific. No Denver & Rio Orando
offices will be removed from Denver. 1
FRUIT RATEURE TOO LOW
Texai Agent Tells Commitsion Rail
roadi Are Losing1 Money on
Perishable Products.
MOM MOHEY IS OAS PUTS
CHICAGO. March 2 -Present freight
rates on perishabln fruit and vegetables
In the west were described as abnormally
low and as tending to impoverish tha rall
roada In the testimony of J. 8. Herahey
of Galveston. Tex., general freight agent
of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail
road, given In the western rata case to
day. "It Is more profitable to the western
railroads to transport a gasplpa than ai
waiermrion or a cabbage, said Mr.
Hershey. who testimony was directly
concerned with requeRted rate Increase
on carload lots from Texas points to In
terslate destination. Increases asked by
tho railroads on fruit and vegetables In
clude 10 cent cn strawberries, 8 cents on
peache. cantaloupe, tomatooa and
onions, and 8 cents on cabbage, potatoea
and watermelons. Tha wllness said Iff
these Increase are granted the roads will
receive $136,000 additional Income on ship
ment from Texas, although shipments
from that statf hsve fallen off In the last
inreo year.
To illustrate Ihe disparity of profits on
perjahable compared with nonperlnshable
freight Mr. Hershey said a carload of
strawberries from Alvln, Tex., would
bring the road 14.R to 19.3 cents a csr
mile, while the same cars loaded with
canned goods would bring 17.S to 2U
cent.
"A tar which can carry 30.ft0) pounds
of tha heaviest commodities will hold only
from 17.000 to 24,000 pounds of vegetables
or fruit."' the witness said.
"Compnrlavin of the proponed rates on
fruit and vegetable with south-bound
rate approved by the Interstate Com
merce commission show that the requested
rates are fsr beow other rstes already
approved.
Tha witness said that lighter vegetables
are rlsaslfied for rate purposes with such
articles aa cement, grease and wire,
whlla heavy vegetables are claaairied with
Junk, hay, rosin, salt and straw.
"This," said Mr. Henhey. "shows the
low hssl on which rates for perishable
fruits and vegetables; are computed."
Khoald Tickle Haagrlas.
i"lrr 7Ju,n" must ba hlghlv gratl
li ?j y h WW" rt the Oiant out
fielders to play in fct. Louis.
Hawley Will Coach
Iowa Another Year
CHICAOO. March .-Jee W. Haw
ley, for three years coach of tha Univer
sity of Iowa foot ball tram, today signed
a contract here to drill tho team for one
more season that of 191S.
Kent room quick with a Bee Want AA
KID SAYS:
"It don't do
a kid's pa
no good to
holler about
beln' stung
with a pair
of bum kid's
shoes. About
sll he cal
do is throw
'em a w a V
and git
Steel Phods"
Tha Best Boys' Shoes
in the World
That is a big claim,
but we nave seen all the
boys' shoes made In the
laat fifty years and we
know that
THE DREXEL
HOD
HOES
are the best. They will
outwear two pairs of or
dinary boy's shoes. Thou
sands of parents testify
to this. Boys'. 1 to 54,
$2.50. MUte Gents'. 9 to
13 12.26. Mall Orders
solicited.
1419 FARXAM.
Roberts Told Man
Filing Bogus Names
to Write Faster
INDIANAPOLIS, March 2C-Joe Jeffert
In the federal court hera today told his
story of tha purt he played In tho, al
leged conspiracy to corrupt the elections
at Terra Haute last November.
'About a year ago," Jeffers teatifled.
"Roberts appointed me tils special po
liceman at a salary of S90 a month, wnlch
for three months Donn himself paid me.
Then it waa reduced to 175 a month so
Donn said 1 could be placed oi tha city
police pay rolL"
Jeffers said he waa the democratlo
committeeman sad Ihct Roberta told him
"to do aa before about registration and
Chief Holler." lis said he conferred
with Chief of Police Edward Holler and
the assistant rhlef, John K. Nugent, both
of whom have pleaded guilty, and that
on registration' day he received a 'arge
number of applications for registration,
already filled out. from llptler, and that
these wero wrltttn on tha registration
books without the voter appealing.
'Uetter write a little faster." tha wit
ness testified Roberts said over tha tele
phone when he reported on tho number
of registrations made.
Jeffers said ha talked aevafb! limes
alth Roberta about the election, and that
Roberts had told him "ha didn't want
any fools on tha board that he couldn't
handle or buy."
Newspaper Talk Costs 98c Per Inch
That's why ran hardly explain to you by advertisement all the
reasons why It la yonr benefit to Irado with us. Here are a few reasons:
lou save from 83 to ftO icr rent on jour groceries and meats; you
get the heat k1s for the money, and your goods come from a store
where ever) thing Is new and clean; it la the moat nito-dat store In
tne weai. 850 an Idea In our store for leas money than any other
tore In the city, and free delivery.
JJ i,K"-.flHu?r.,nu,.R,"rt H,lr t0T ft.oo
n ?a"k r"rk, K,nur- guaranteed for . It 68
vr n.oaT'" fr"h yme Sune H '-' 100
No mora than one broom to each customer.
Ite pltg. Cream Of Rye Flakes Breakfast Food; on sale Saturday 46
tha n?l.rnU2t.irUf.,1,M'd Ji J0 'ontia Tuna Mah at 60 cents On
IS 0 L .r na w"' nut n 'e Saturday: 30c cans for 17Hc. IRe size for
and "f, Srk.'VhickTn'1'- Uemen,b"- Tu l bet'ter Uiin the beat aatmon
Hmoked Finnan Hadd'lea, regular 20c lb.; on sale, per lb 10o
a pkgs. Toilet Paper for lOe
4 cannXXXX Milk for SSa
I ran small 4X Milk for I5e
10c pkg. Raisins for 7Uo
l'1f lbs. regu'sr 15o Karo Hyrup Two
if' j I ha. pure Horghum. :'0c seller.
lor
.7Ho
3 10c cane Applo Butter for lOo
Orled Apricots, per lb ,..TUa
Large Hluck Prunes, lb ?Va
Head lettuce. 10c and l&c heada, o
Leaf lettuce. 3 for too
Sweet Plcklea, per miart lOo
Butterlne, May Flower. Marigold or
uiennuie. regular .sc lb. for...80o
. - . . 1 1 .. . , . 1 1 1 re i muv lit. lur, i . iw
1,000 Jha. Chewing' and Hmoklng Tobacco and 15,000 Cigars on sale Saturday
mi annul nan price, inuex. uolflen Ku e. Horse Hhn or Stur Ih aj.
Thin Climax, Bpear Head. Mqiiare Deal the genuine natural leaf whole
...180
e
Little
. .loo
....IS
plug for
c Twist ' Tobacco. I for. ... Bo 10c cans Kplcure Hmoklng for.
rbn-u"1' P"' -, "w V Kantlage. 2 Ullls. Little Barrett.
( hannellnr all Re kinds. 3 for
Royal Flva or AVhita Ully, a good smoke, each ...'...'.".'..'."..'.".'.
xx at DXPAmTscxirr
10 lbs. fresh Pork Neck Runes... I So
Fresh Livers with tha hearts. ,.10o
Pork Chops or Pork Steak ItHo
Lanib Chops or Steak, lb.. . . . . .llo
Hamburger Pork Sausage, lb.... loo
loinp. i.rn, A irs. tor BSo
.a
8!o
H,o
1'ork Loins, fresh, not froien. 8 to 10 lbs. average".'.'.'.
Pork Shoulder Roast, lb.
Hollths; Beef, lb
Pork Butt Roast. Ih
Choice Pot Koftrtt. Jo. and lOo
Sirloin or Porterhouse, ll 14Vo
No. 1 Callfornls, Bugar Cured Hnms.
, eo
.100
All Phones Douglas 1530
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Oh! Goody! Goody!
Is the chorus from tha chil
dren when you bring in a
steaming caserole of
SPAGHETTI
klcn In gluten this food Is
lb best builder of bone and
muscle. Grown ups Ilka It.
too, because of the many
tempting ways in which It
can be served. All good
grocers sell it.
KUisar Mfg. Co. Omaha,
T lAfMt Mreeet
. Ai'l"" . o poaads of fraaa pork loins will ba on Bala
at tha Smpraea gaaltarr Market Saturday. lollow th. orowa, m oosaa and
aaa our window display, aad yon will bo aatoalaaaa at tha low prioaa for
soon high quality fresh meat IS oaaoea to ayary poona of thi SSoocT
Wa uae thrao daUTarlae a flay :ao A, K.. KilW A. at aid a . U.
We pay partlooiar attoaUoa to oat-ef.towa artfara. a-, sa.
10.000 Pig 1'ork Lolna, freah, not
frosen ',S
Fora Uuartera Boring Iinh. . . .S-S
Hind Quartera Soring Lamb
10 lb. Pure 1-eaf Lard tl.00
111 Pork Bulla lla
Pig Pork Roast
Cholro Pot lloaat ..
Choice Veal Kuaat..
.100
111,0
Choice Veal Chopa .....'
Salt Pork
.Spare Kllia
iwift Premium and Diamond
llama
Ktra Lean Breakfast Bacon.
Sugar Cured Racoa
SugHr Cured llama
Oyatere. per quart
lie
.s.,e
a4e
c
14 ,o
1IS
13
.So
. .400
IT Iba. Beat Sugar tl.00
It bare D. C., Beat V:m-All. White
Ruasian or Queen While y aOo
Salada Tea. S-lb. pkg SOO
41-lb. sack Kmpreas Pride Flour
for gl.TS
Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti Te
Santos Cvffea. Ib eoo
40c ran Lobster M
Jonathan Apples, bus Ilil
VSnry Cauliflower, each 10a
Onions, dried, pack ...86a
Pie Plant, i bunches for 5
iOc Isrgest Oranges, (0 alia SOe
Ste also Orangaa, dosan loe
Largeat Grapa Fruit. for gse
Rutabagaa. Turnips or Cabbage.
.per pound as
lolnach. peck too
cieat foiaioea. bushel Too
THE EMPRESS HARKPT
Opi. Wool worth fi mad 10c Store. 113 SoaUn lath St. Tel. D. 2307
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Tho Oriel rial
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CjaJeraa you mmy 'ffOflirnX'S I
m majf gal 9 ! i4af
t3 Fcanisfcr St.CD
!' aiWt-l e.isst is s-tvsn'tt.a
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1- .is rr w.xl .m k4I
ii 1 1 aa mi mm s-
r..oyuno Tea Co,
44$ N. Ul. St Pkaat Do(.2)
0sl AMM DOW! aa TO M AT YWM rtTBLXO KlkXIT.
'"i"! i mi tun a carload of ivrk. tly
- r . - . rnMMr, ani we anva
our cuatomer. the adsanlajre of llin low prices. tVm. lo tho Puollo
Markei sr. J get this high uusllty meat, an full weight guaranteed
Ve auuply all the Ira.lln botela an.l realaurwiita. 'a u.ke three da.
Hrlaa a iay . II aud i. l'ruuot attention nn i
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Young Men
You can't find clotlios that have better styles
titan these; they're the smartest, liveliest ever of
fered to well dressed men. Special designers have
put their best Fkill and most careful thoughts into
these productions. Nothing to extreme in fashion,
but "just right" styles for keen, alert men, in
school or business.
Broad assortments at $25. If you want the
newest ideas going see the Glen Urquhart plaids,
the Tartans, the Banjo stripes, regatta stripe, the
very newest color effects of the season; all the
new varsity models to choose from. "We advise
you young men to see model "Fifty-five." It is
different.
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Copyright Bart Scaaitaar a Mara
Silk Lined Suits at $18
If the young men of Omaha would spend
just 10 minutes of their time in our Clothing
Dept. they would open Jheir eyes. Silk lined
suits, made the smartest in stylo and colors,
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Men's Hand Tailored Suits $15
The man that baa $15.00 in his mind for his
spring suit will do well to come to-llayden's
Saturday. All wool, hand tailored suits
worsteds and cassimeres the best styles;
Tartans, stripes, Glen Urquhart plaids, blue
or grey serges: a big selection to C 7 C
choose from at ,tplO
Big Selection Spring Overcoats, Cravenettes, Slip-Ons--Right Prices
DO YOU BUY BOYS9 CLOTHING
For your own good, as well as for the boy's, be sure and visit our Boys' Dept. It is
just full of good clothes that were bought right and they are being sold right. For ex
ample, we quote two items from our immense stock.
that are absolutely right. They are extraordinary
vaiues ana we want our customers to
ee them before they are all picked.
Silk lined suits for young men, at..
$18
Boys' 2-Pant Suits $5.95
Tou may see this price In other
stores or even advertised In -tha
daily papers, but don't say so and
ao has the same thing. These suits
are without question the best Boys'
Clothing ever offered at popular
prices. Pure wool fabric .silk sewn,
pants lined and the best colors of
the sesNon. Stripes, checks and
. plalus, the equal of
any $7.50 suit you
have ever seen. at. . .
$5.95
Blue Serge Suits (All Wool)
$3.50
It hardly seems possible to say
any all wool Blue Serge Suit at
$3.50. But nevertheless it Is true
and everyone of them iruaranteed.
Knickers are full lined. Sizes 6 to
17 years. Better buy Saturday
while all sizes are in Q. PA
the lot. Blue Serge suits V3OU
Boys' aad Children's Wash
Suits
$l.(K) and $1.25 Knits, 69c Ages
2V4 to 7 years. 30 dozen suits in
all that we bought at a big reduc
tion. All clean, new goods. No
camples or odds and ends. Sat
urday $1.00 and $1.25
Wash Suits DaC
Second Floor.
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for Women
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style in military, cloth top, laced boots,"
that i rapidly becoming- popular for,
street and semi-dress wear. Tops in
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Fine Old Mellow Whiskies, Eight and Ten Years Old:
Old Taylor, I years old.
refular fl.ZS, full quart..
Old I'roa, S years old,
rerular tl 15, full auart..
kiprins Mill. I years old,
res-ular 11.21, full ouart..
bunny Brook, ( yeara old,
rerular $1.15, full ouart..
l elur Brook. I yeara old.
rerular It J 4. full auart..
I'lark'a Kya. yeara old.
regular It IS. full uuart. ,
Uraenbrlar, I years old,
re.ular I1.2&. full quart..
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Ureen River, I yeara old,
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Pony Creek, yeara old,
full quart
Imperial Special Whiskey.
full ouart
Private tttock. fins old
Whlakey, full quart
Home Mado Grape -
Wine, gallon
Two quarta bottled
Beer
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AUDITORIUM
TUESDAY NIGHT,
MARCH 30, 1915
Anton Stacker and Tom Rav
will clash In a Semi-final, and
Jack Tollfer and Young Ootch
will rq for an opener.
oat Sale Opens Saturday
atoralasT at ATTDITOKrUM.
Prices, 50c to $1.50.
Eingside, $2.00.
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Omaha can be made the best City
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Walter S. J&rdino
Candidate for Nomination for
City Commissioner
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