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fHE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1015.
I
PRICES OH LUUBM
REACH TOWARD SKY
Adrance of Almoit Fire Dollars Per
Thousand Made During the
Last Thirty Dayi.
10 DEMAND IS CAUSE GIVEN
Lumber baa advanced almost $5i
per 1,000 feet on moat grades during 1
the laat thirty days. The adranre to !
the trade la due to a corresponding ,
Advance that has been made at the
PiUls In the south and west, the ad
vance there said to be the result ot
the enormous demands.
Word from the southern pine for
ests is to the effect that at this time
every mill Is running on full time,
and In some localities lighting plants
Lave been Installed and night shifts
worked.
Railroad men assert that the Increase
In the demand for lumber la due to two
causes. Europe la now taking lertre
quantities of certain grades of lumber and
has thua Increased the export demand
more than 100 per cent In the last six
months.
Added to the foreign dsmand. railroad
men assert that m rcost of the central
citlea of the United States, as well as In
the towna and on the farms, there has
been a heavy Increase In building opera
tions. Then, too, when the Increased de
mand for lumber set In, stocks In the
yards throughout the country were at
the lowest point In years. When the de
mand started there waa a flood of orders
en the mills and In a short time they
were swamped.
All the rush orders were placed at the
old prices, but when they were filled the
advance waa made.
Railroada operating In and out of the
southern lumber districts are having some
difficulty In getting cars to handle the
output of the mills. This demand for cars,
coming on top of the shortage of ears
for handling grain, complicates the situ
ation more than at any previous time.
Principal Urges
Parents to Attend
the Social Center
Principal Hunt of Miller Tark school
has sent to the patrons of her district the
following letter, referring to the Social
Center to be started at her school next
Friday evening:
The Social Center Is the bond Joining
the home and the school, making the
school more effective by improving the
eoclal conditions which affect the wel
fare of the children; making the home
mora effective by creating a greater in
terest and a more hearty eo -operation In
all community problems, and by engen
dering a nelichborhod spirit.
I am heartily In sympathy with this
movement. We need this center, nut
only for entertainments, but for Instruc
tion. At these centers grown-upa are
gem to school to understand and answer
pubilo queetlons. This Is the natural
f iaoe for members of a community to
Ui'ise such questions. The recreation
1b lures, too, are of great Importance.
J ajtt sura you will all enjoy the chorus,
bnd the orchestra which may be formed,
end 1 feeepeak a large attendance on
these evenings. Having worked etsht or
more hours a day, you will find tha ath
letics restful and healthful. I feel sure
Mr. English and the director have many
plans for our enjoyment and betterment.
We have long felt the need of a gath
ering place, and 1 trust you will all show
i-our Interest In this movement by a
large attendance on the opening night.
Headquarters for
Vaudeville Circuit
to Be hiThis City
A chain of vaudeville bouses through
out the west Is the ultimate aim of the
Kmpreas Theater company, which has
just been Incorporated, with headquar
ters In Omaha. The Empress theater of
this city will be tha home playhouse of
the chain and all bookings and other
business will be transacted from Omaha.
Houses have already been secured In
Kansas City and Denver. Theaters In
other cities will soon be secured. It la
the plan to conduct the other houses In
the same manner aa the one here, as the
current plan of vaudeville and pictures
I as been gratlfylngly successful.
W. L Due is president of the new cor.
juration. Tht Omaha Empress was for
merly a part of the Btsrland circuit,
which bad Ita headquarters In Winnipeg.
BIKDS HIGH OH TURKEY DAT
Gobblers to Be Quoted from Twenty
Eight to Thirty Cents a Pound
Sugar Goes Up.
GREEN VEGETABLES STILL IN
Sugar Jumped up 1 cents a sack In the
laat week, and all that can possibly be"
had for a dollar In the retail market now la
eighteen pounds. Some are giving much
lese than that Monday It la likely that
seventeen pounds Is all that will be given j
for a dollar, and according to Al King,
manager of the grocery department of i
Hayden's this will be about whole-
sale price at that, for sugar is quoted j
In New Tork at I&.7S a hundred which
with the freight to Omaha would bring
It to tco.
Flour Is fluctuating up and down, and '
selling mostly from I1.95 to 11.60 a sack. ,
It Is pointed out that while the farmers
are busy husking corn, and therefore i
not hauling their wheat to market, flour
Is not likely to be any cheaper.
Navy beans are so high now as to be
almost classed among the luxuries. Navy
beans used to sell eight pounds for a '
quarter, or a little over I cents a pound.
Now they are selling at TVs cents a pound. 1
Rice Is comparatively cheap. Fancy ;
head lice Is selling at 4 cents a pound.
Butter Is up a cent and the best cream
ery la bringing SO cents In cartons or 2
cents In bulk.
Feaaet Batter Cheap.
Peanut butter may be bad at 12tt cents
a pound.
April storage eggs are on the market
now In good condition and selling at M
cents. Fresh eggs are selling at U.
Turkeys for Thanksgiving are going to
cost from to 2S cents a pound. The
extremely wet summer has been hard on
the turkey crop of the country, and this.
It Is said, will be felt In the market
Ducks are to sell at about 20 cents, anal
geese at about J cents. Toung chickens
are selling at Mtt cents a pound.
Bulk oysters are here for the Thanks
giving market and are selling at 90
cents a quart
Cranberries are 8V cents a quart
Grape fruits, slse SO, are selling at a
nickel apiece. The market on grape
fruit Is falling now, and good grape fruit
may be looked for at a low nrlce.
California navel oranges are to be on
the market by Thanksgiving.
Fresh cider la SS cants a gallon. This
year's crop of English walnuts has ar
rived, and a good quality Is exhibited.
Black walnuts can be had at H cents
a pound. Almonds SO cents. Brailllan
nuts are ID cents.
New figs are 7H cents a package, and
new datea are 10 cents.
California honey In combs may be had
at 17H cents a pound, while the strained
California honey may be had at S6 cents
a Jar of twenty-eight ounces.
Green produce from the south Is abun
dant on tha market and of a good qual
ity. Cauliflower Is listed at 10 cents a
pound. Tha best quality of hard Wlscon
fin cabbage can be had at a cent a pound.
Hubbard squash are I cents a pound,
rotatoea are St cents a bushel
Ht P
1 1 j
Wheat Receipts in
Omaha Are Heavy
For a raid-week day Omaha wheat re
celu'e tvere heavy, there belnr ltt car
!oaa on the market Prices were down
a - cent sales being made at FU?c per
I iuIk 1, though two cars of extra good
Ko 3 hard, sold at ll.ObVi.
C-m waa down . of a cent, selling at
lt?r4c, alth thirty-seven carloads on
the market
OMe were unchanged from Thursday,
e:llug at I V4ft3Vc per bushel. Receipts
were f'.fty-eeven carloads.
Unidentified Man v
Bun Over by Train
Oerefisr Crosby la holding for Identlfl.
eattea the mutilated body of a man found
at the side ot railroad tracks east ot
Union station.
It la believed the man waa accidentally
killed by a train while walking along the
tracks. He Is described aa having been
about years of age. weighing W
pounds and five feet and seven Inches In
height He wore a gray sweeter, brown
ooat bearing the name of a Beatrice
merchant He had large brown eyes.
Both lags and one arm were severed
from the body.
Cared Hoy of C .
Nothing frightens a mother more than
the loud, hoarse cough of croup. ' The
labored breathing,' strangling, choking
and gasping for breath call for Icstant
action. Mrs. T. Neureuer, Eau Claire,
Wis., says: "Foley's Honey end - Tar
cured my boy of a serious attack of
croup after other remedies bad failed.
I recommended It to every one, as we
knew from our own experience that It
la a wonderful remedy for coughs, colds,
osoup and whooping cough." it clears
air passages, soothes and heels, bolu
everywhere. Advertisement
HUNDRED MORE PUPILS
ENTER EVENING SCHOOL
Total enrollment of the Omaha Evening
High seoool Is 1.06&. On Thursday even
ing as were registered.
Beginning Monday evening, this school
will be held at Central High school, with
exoeptions of typewriting, telegraphy and
office practice classes, which will be re
tained at the High School of Commerce
on account ot convenlencea at that
school.
Penmanship, bookkeeping and steno
graphy lead the Itat of atudlaa being or
fered by a faculty of thirty-five teachers
under Karl F. Adams.
SATiEiBDAV
The Second Big Day of
This Gigantic Sale of Over
mm mm mm m .aaaae a
ncw winter uoats nnn nmii
lVVV VV1IS
Specially Priced
Oar Oat Dept. has been
crowded with buyers since
the opening of this sale this
morning and Is proving; to
be the Coat Opportnaltr the
women were w allies; for.
CLOTH COATS
At $5.95 to $16.50
On sale in bis; lot. YouH find 2Hbe
Irnee, Persians. Wool Lamb, Broadcloths,
Two-tone Corduroys, etc.. In all sites and
shade, value up to 125.00. at the above
prtoe.
PLUSH COATS
At $17.50 to $24.50
At these prices we are selling Velours
and Velvet of different shades, and su
perior quality Plushes, many fur
trimmed and all full lined. Actual val
ues up to $35.00, on sale at I17.M to
$24, V.
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I 3
A Small Payment
Down Will Hold
Any Coat for
Futuro Dl!verUs
F esBBjjjBBsjBBfBBsjjBj BBBTTasaVAw
Fillip
Ssutfiat Corner lth and Dowel Streets
fet
for the winter wfth supply of whiter we at remarkably low pcioes
beta offered at TJBJS TAJM BTOaVB.
$6.35
$9.65
$4.85
$7.95
ed Over,
e of pat-
$9.85
93040 Tatae ta Kesrts
alts, a ..............
15.00 value la Men's
alts, at
97 value la Ken's
Overcoats, at
919.60 valnee la Ken's
nappy Overcoats, at. .
1T.M Man's Xaad-tailored
eoata, a aeauttltu taage
sens, vae la vest naoa.
els, special, ,
97. HQ aa 96.00 Kaokt- Q MC
news, samples wwt
LOO values la Xea'a OQ.
rants, at OJJU
90.00 veins la Ken
Paata, at
93.00 valae La Xea'a
rente, at
3.00 seam's am Tenag
area's rente, at
I3.0O Maa'a alms aUbfced
Cortorey rwata, at. . . .
3.00
aip-te-ie siyi
$1.35
$1.35
$1.85
$1.85
aple Xaea.
epeolal IS0J
a.c -- Ma I nn
BevVre. aeelal SWU
t will t werta
tbS price taote.
35o
69o
Daa.
35c
39c
xoo a4 rse rail
ample O, at
$UOQ Maa'a Subbed or
rissoe Union alts. at..
Oe Maa'a Swo-pieoe JLlbbed Uattar.
wear, aaaonea eulera,
spools!
TBe atea's rUaael
aLrta, at
B.00 Maa'a Wool weates e I QC
Coats, at , 9ll03
oe assay eaeye,
at
So Kea's aspeades,
at
93.00 Men's Baoea, for
work or dreea, at
gl.so Bars' aooi e
area Mboee, at
$XM Grills' flae BlLoea,
at
900 Bora OverooeAa,
300 'Beys' ilolti,'
ceosal
slay Boys' Bat la to
aeoae for . . .
OSS Waste, at
rear waue tx com oowa aa
39o
l5o
$2.15
SI. 15
98o
$1.85
$1.65
25o
25o
ens roods at
BetaUlaae UW.
THE IFAIIB.
1121-1123 FARNAM ST.
T STORE FOR BETTER VALUES
TKADC HAMK RC.
u.a.rvkTtNT Oreicg
liiiiliAili
look for This Labtl
Housewives who are par
ticular that every article in
their daily menu be the
very best obtainable "will
insist on
TIP-TOP
WEATHER IS CLEAR ALL
OVER THE STATE TODAY
Clesr and with not a cloud In tha sky.
according to the reports of tha railroada.
there was a touch of wlnterlsh weather
out in Nebraska last Bight end this
morning, the lowest temperatures, to de
grees above sere, being recorded at Val
entine and Krieson.
In the southern pert of the state as
hlsb as IS above waa reported." but H
to S2 and U temperatures were more gen
eral. At Omaha the coldest was U de
grees above. l p In the Black Hills It
was only II degrees above aero.
EVERYBODY WANTS LIGHTS
LIKE FIELD CLUB BLOCK
A lighting system such as the Field
club district has is now wanted by the
reuldeota of the Windsor district and Ed
ward Crelgbton addition, south of Haas-
com park. The Hanacom park Improve
ment club is planning to take this matter
up at a meeting of the club at Windsor
school this evening. Also aa laveatlga
tlon ta to be con due ltd aa to the ear
service on the West Side Hanacom park
Una. It Is asserted tnat after midnight
three tie run on the east aide to one pa
the west aids.
A Child Doesn't
Laugh and Play
If Constipated
Look, Mother I Is tongue coated,
breath feverish and
stomach sour?
Dr. Bell'a Flao-Tar-Iloaer
eaeea your cough, loosens the raucua,
tr.ii.tbetis the lum. The first dose
J. eli. Ut a bottle today. Only lie All
ru(tUU. Advert Iwmcul.
" I
J.'e 'IX t liee'e ea-apper" Columa,
"California Syrup of rigs"
can't harm tender stom-
ach, liver, bowels.
,
Mother! Tour child Isn't naturally cross
and peevish. Bee If tongue Is coated;
this Is a sure sign Its little stomach, liver
and bowels need a cleansing at once. -
When llstlesa, pale, feverish. - full of
cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't eat.
aleep or act naturally, haa stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, remember, a gentle liver and
bowel eleaaslng should always be the
first treatment givea.
Nothing equala "California Syrup of
rigs" for children's Ilia; give a teaspooo-
fuU and In a few hours all the foul waste.
sour bile and, fermenting food which Is
clogged tot the bowels paaeee out of the
system, and you have a well and playful
ehlld again. All children love this harra
leas, delicious "fruit laiatlve," and It
never falls to effect a good "inetde"
cleansing. Directions for bablea, chll
dree of all agee aad grown-upa are
plainly ea the bottle.
Keep tt kandy la your home. A little
gwea today aavee a sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your druggist
for a sO-cent bottle of "California Syrup
of Kiss." then look and e that It la
made by tha "California Fig Syrup Com
pany. -Advertisement.
Temptingly Delicious in Flavor,
and entirely Satisfying in Whole-
someness.
Tell your grocer, when
you order Bread, you
want "Tip-Top." lie
has 5o and 10c wrapped
packages ready for you.
U. P. STEAM BAKING CO.
r
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Certainly it is in every sense of the word.
The Novelty Co. was forced, compelled, had to raise
$40,000 to pay off their debts on their Fall and Winter
Merchandise, and as it now stands they have raised
only part of the amount needed, the balance still hangs
fire. We must have the balance quick. Hence this sacri
ficing "Cash Raising Sale," and to make it more interesting
for the buying public, we will give away absoulutely free a hat with
each man's suit of $10 or more, Think it over. Note Prices Quoted.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
L
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PIQ PORK LOUIS. Fresh, let Frozen . 12?c
FKESH DltESSED CHICKENS . . .
tear Pot Boast Ho
Pig Pork Ho aat ISO
Pig Pork Butte UHe
Toung Veal Koat UHe
Young Veal Chope 14e
Ijiib Lege lSe
Mutton Chope leV.o
7V
.1710
.He
.lose
.isse
.istto
Porter House 8 teak
fiklnned Hama
Suirar Cured Ham
Kxtra Ian Bre&kfaat Bacon
bugar Cured Karon
Prom to p. m., ljunb Chope... So
Tom t to 10 p. m.. Pork Chope. ,.10
We purchased 400 head of live pigs from fee Johaaton's rarest H1U ravat
which wo will kill aad dreea to your order. (Any part deaired.)
Deliveries, SO A. St, SjSO T. X. MaU Ordsra rilled Promptly.
PUDLIC MARKET KB2!By.?&
PIQ PORK LOUIS, Fresh, Hot Frozen . 12e
(T AK
Wobby Bagllsh Out p -
nite, light or dark n
tlaldsi wortk up to w
BTBSTS! TbTDIIBWSAJI
Jersey or
Tleeoe Uned
wear, wrtk 7So
Casa-Kalslng moe.
iwjia fif
Vader. V3 fa
rso eaob. VlvU
Xa IW11T1M 48
Oray, browm and blue .
weatere. Wort $1.00 tO
to 93.00. Oasn-aUlng j- Qg
Womea'e Trl nuned
Kate. Worth 9M. ..
wokuti btuttsj
Terr saasnT. late
moeeL velvet aad
fur triauned. -Worth CI 2 T!
9iajo te sea-no px. p
wosmsi'ii Anon
ngmlew Aproaa. all
end eolorsw Ace
Too
79
9.75
to
25c
98
to
KZerS PAaTTS
Paaey blue or gray
worsted and oasst
tneres. Worth SI. 60
to 93.00. Oaah-Kala- Q- OQ
log Prloae JA.c0
Women's Trimmed Hats. (lQA
Worth 93.00 J-y
woianr coats
Penoy Plaids, Woolly
mixtures, newest
styles. Watt 910
to 918.00
?4.95
to
$9.95
WOXSITB KOUSE SKEBSXiB
This Is aa
value at
patterns
from
i extra rood B f
91.00. Geo AvjA
o select a) tkf V
o-4 f KO
Very latest modela, OAVtUW
ootahets, wtjrsteds, n
well esAeotlon,
Oaeli. lis
Worth to seiLAo. CI y AO.
turn Prtoeaj.. V--"
trarxov mn
gareay XUbbad
tJalta. eU alaee.
91 SO. Oasti Balal
Prtee
asrBV9) OTxmooATi
Complete lias of
fanoy or plain colore.
Coats that sold for
910. O a a h-ltalslng
Prtoes...;
$5.95
to
$9.95
KBITS JKOSB
Zn all oolora and
staae. Xose worth ISo.
Oaah liaising Price. . .
aCBBTB BKOE8
Ilk Bkls, Valour,
OVummetaJ, Xioe or
Button saoee. Worth
to S3.50.
Ins; Prloae..
$1.95
to
.$2.45
msTB
Ovttoa Work Olov
Alwuya sold for lOo.
Ceafc maiatag- y-rloa. ..
56
VOXiri SKTJtTS
slew plaids, oorduroys
and serges. Worth
3.80 to 9S.S0. Cash- CO Clr
Balslag Prloae Ji.J J
$1.95
to
WOBCBlf'S SHOES
Hid or Clith Too,
r.oe aad Button
Shoes. All alsee.
Worth 92.60 to 94.00.
Cash-Rasing Frloee...
$1.69
to
$2.45
BCEVB MAC KIH A WB
Wswest colors, lets
models. In all alxes.
Worth to 910.00. Cash
Halsing Prloes
$3.95
to
$G.75
Women's SUk PettU
eoata. Worth 94.00...
$1.48
SIX ITS BJLI2T COATS
Bainooata In all col
brs and slsss. Worth
97.60 to glO.Oa Caslu
Balslag Prloes
$2.45
to
$4.98
Women's Bilk Waists.
Worth to 95.00.
$1.98
woMXirs omrasxs
fSllk, serges, pouUns,
gabardiaes. AU new
sbadea. Worth 97.50
to SlS Oa C a sh
Kalslng Prices
$3.95
to
$7.45
RISLV B BESSES
Zn fine cashable
fabrioa. All slsee and
colore. Wortlj 91.00.
69c
BIG CUT ON ALL FUR COATS
ash Raising Sale
214-CiC north 16th St. Half Block Horth of Pottoffice
An Jnvtgordtiig Zexfy Iformqp Drive
h fact Enjoytd What followed DyA Cup Of
TCoffee , .
"On the Job Again"
Tha Old Reliable House
98c
98c
98c
65c
25c
CACKLEY BROS.
Old Taylor.
full quart
Old Crow,
full quart
Clarke's Rye, full
quart, 8 years old. .
Crystallised Rock and
and Rye, full quart. .
Home-made Grape
Wine, per gallon. .
. 2 quart bottles
beer for ............
'Th Quality Hons.
10th and Capitol Ave.
Cnean
kXN3
Icuttof r
cLeeie, oysters fifty
different combinations with jJ
FOR SALE AT LEADING GROCERS"
. Writ far nx ImI fr
SKINNER MAN UFA CTU RIN Q COMPANY
14taBjKkMattra.H0aMk.HA. TsWsm. IrUr 1525
SiaNNEEfSoM
A Room fb?
the Roomer,
A Roomer
for the Room
Both Supplied
by
BEE
WANT
ADS
1015 rXmEQVARTEn RPIUNO LAMIi
nan UHt-iisia ciuckkns
Tounf Veal Koaat
Toung- Veal Cho
i
J l I'oi k Huaet
l'l( Fork Butts
Purter House citeak
Salt Pork
iS
........
...04s
; tt he
Skinned liania Tieve
tvdniiy'a lilaiikond C Supremo lltun
at ltiit
Bauer Cured Ham 10a
txtra l.-n UrMJtfaat Baoon..lee
fcunar Cured fin
reeri Oystera. ipiart
.19 .e
eoo
We borohaaed 400 head ef live piaa from Joe Johaetom. ronat Will -
walea we wul kiil end trees te pear order. (Any part Seetivd.)
ZeilTerlM, I A K. I F. K. Kail Orders ruled et Above Prices.
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opp, Woolworth &c and 10c Ktore. Hfl South ISth St. TeL I). 2307.
Photo Engravings
Made to Order
Tbey'sre ased today sues siiensl.erf
thts ever belore ia elnost all liaee ol worn.
Look st tht aewipepen, SMftnnes sad oir
cuUr dMtter f oing through the amis- I hey
are U illu.tr.ted by engrttriags.
T.I os the purpose for which pes wish
te use engrtvmgt and well tell you how to
have them nade. That'a our business, Bsk
ing photo engraved platea
We alao operate electrotype and
atereotype blame under f h.
root. Can furnish any iriru 0f
priming plates.
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