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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1916)
X3 THE HEK: OMAHA, SATUKDAY, JANUAKY s, l!lfi. HEW MIL RATES ARE ANNOUNCED Zacre&ied Interstate Fares to Into Effect in West on Fif teenth of January. Go IfO RAISE TO WESTERN COAST . The passenaer department of the railroads have received their tariffs, showing what the passenper fares will he on and after January 15, when the advance In rates from 2 to 2.4 cents per mile becomes effec- tire on Interstate business, in ac cordance with the recent decision of the Interstate Commerce "commis sion. The advance does not apply j In Intra atate business, being only on tickets sold into states where the local laws provide for a charge of 2 cents per mile. TJnder the decision of the interstate Commr rre commloston there I an ad vane Into all central and southern terri tory and wat to a point aa far aa Hunt ington, Or., en th Union Taclfln and Reno, Nev., on the Southern Pacific. From these polnta went there will h no 'advance on ticketa sold from Missouri river polnta. To give an Idea of what the advance amounta to to the person who la going to travel a few of the old and new ratea ar given on tlekata from Omaha. Chana-a In Rate. New MELBA IS DECORATED FOR RED CROSS AID The opera singer is proudly exhibiting a decoration be stowed upon her by the duke of Connaught, governor gen eral of Canada. I.lme. Melba is an Australian, and on her concert tours she has earned $192,000 for the Red Cross, $28,000 of which was made on her Canadian tour and $164,000 by nine concerts in Australia. Joseph ftorey. thtrtjr-ftoir year: John Mclean, thirty-two years: Joaph Wayne, thirty-two ream, and Rotter Taney. twMity-etjrht years. In mora recent years J. M Harlan and P. J. Field had terma of thirty-four years each. liiiahrod Washington, who had studied law In the of flea of James Wllaon In Philadelphia at the request of his im mortal uncle. George Washington, was only 31 years old when he became a su preme court Justice. If Justice Muuhrs were to run for president and he elected he would he the first man to go from the supreme bench to the White House. BURLINGTON OFFERS TIES FREE F0RTHE CITY'S USE Mayor fssMmaaj has received from of ficial of the Chicago, Bur'tngtoa A Qulncy Railroad company an offer to de liver on tracks at Omaha old ties wnlcn will ha furnished free providing proper use Is male of them by the city or an approved organisation. One phaae of the proposition Is the possible reductlcn cf accidents and fatalities of tresspassers In quest of wood along the right-of-way. The Welfare board will consider the matter next Monday evening. Old 112. frt $10.11 .4i 7. 1 Chicago St. Paul f iouk city e n s si Marahalltown 4.9", 4 17 Kansas City 4 HI 4.m Pt. Loula io. m s.fio '"sper. Wyo. ):, .-,.) Missouri Valley, la 7t an Cedar Rapid. la . 11.77 J"nver n.m 12 so Ogden 27. IS 2it 24 Cheyenne n.sj n. Save oai Street Cars, Local railroad men aaaert that the fact of there being a wagon bridge connect Ing Omaha and Iowa i going to mate rially reduce the Omaha aalea into Iowa. A party going to any town Into Iowa can make considerable of a aavlng by riding a street car to Council liluffs and' there buying a tlckot to destination, for the season that it will ba sold on the intrastate basis of 2 centa par mllo. As an Illustration, under the new order of things, a party going to Marahalltown. Ia., going from the Union atatlon, would pay $4K for a ticket Should the same party conclude to go to Council Dluffa on the street car this far would be 10 centa and the railroad fare from there to Marahalltown, $3.93, which added to the carfare would be a total of $4.09. Thua th aavlng would be 1 centa on a single ticket. What applies on the fare to Marahalltown applies equally the same to all other Iowa polnta. Youthful Wanderer r Gets Scarlet Fever Charles Flshback, 10-year-old wanderer, who preferred to aleep In lobbiea of down-towa buildings than in his horn at III North Eighteenth street hss con tracted scarlet fever. Ills mother, Mrs. Charles Flshback, who waa greatly frightened by his disappearance recently, la nuralng him at home. Misa Dellon. juvenile officer, found th lud, Juat aa he was becoming ill- with scarlet fever. i' ' ' I.. Omaha Lawyer Says Taf t Will Go on the High Court Bench "Ex-Presldent Taft will be appointed to Succeed Lamar as a supreme court Justice," said a prominent Omaha - at torney. "I base my belief on what I had previously heard would happen if a vacancy occurred." If Mr. Taft is appointed, he will be the first er-prealilent to go to the au premo bench. The supreme court la now made up of comparatively new justices. Chief Justice White Is the oldest and has served twenty-two yesrs. McKonna hss served sixteen and Holmes twelve years. None of the others has been on the bench over six years. Home of the Justices In yesrs past served very long periods, flush rod Wash ington was a supreme court Justice thirty one years: John Marshall, thirty-four years; William Johnson, thirty-one years; Big Savings Evident in All Departments In Our January Clearing Sales iTJT n rU JLi6 TP DODGE DOUGLAS STREETS Read the big grocery, butter, fruit, cheese, crackers and vegetable specials for Saturday AYP EN ?) 17 lbs. best pure cane granulated sugar 91.00 4S-lh. sacks best high grade Dia mond H flour, nothing finer for bread, pie or cakes, sack..$1.40 10 lbs. beat white or yellow corn meal 21c 4 likgs. best domestic macaroni, vermicelli or spaghetti 23c 4 lbs. fancy Japan rice, pearl tapi oca or lima beans '2c, Snlder's tomtto soup, can . . .7 He Advo Jell, for dessert, pkg. ..THc MacLaren's peanut butter, lb., at 12e llershey's breakfast cocoa, lb. Vifki Crlsco, small else, per can . .23c Crisco, medium size, per can 4.1c Crlsco, large size, per can . .80c 4 cans fancy wax, string, green or lima beans 2 He 4 large cans condensed milk 2Hc 32-oa. jars pure fruit preserves, at 23c 28-oz. Jars pure strained honey, at 2:c 6 cans oil sardines 10c Large bottles Worcester sauce, or pickles, assorted kinds, bot tle 8c 2 bottles Royal Ued catsup . . 15c The best tea BlfUngs, lb. . . 12?c Kanc.y Golden Santos coffee, pound SOo TIIK IICTTKR, E(J43, CTHKRSE AND BUTTER! NK MARKET The best country butter, carton or bulk, lb Sic Fancy No. 1 country creamery butter, lb 29c Fancy dairy table butter, lb.. 27c Good dairy butter, lb 25c The best strictly fresh eggs, per dozen soc Fancy full cream, N. Y. White, Wisconsin cream or Young Amer ica cheese, lb 20o The best No. 1 storage eggs, per dozen 22c 2 lbs. good butterlne 25c Good table butterlne, lb. ..17Hc Fancy table butterlne, equal to creamery, lb 25c KAT HIGHLAND NAVEL OKANGE8 NOW. The most healthful fruit grown. Recommended by the highest phy sicians in the country. Hatunlay per dos., lftc, 20c, 25c, 30c and 40c Fit EN H VEGETABLES. Potatoes. IB lbs. to peck, at.. 25c Wisconsin cabbage, lb., at....lc 3 bunches fresh shallots, rad ishes or carrots 10c 2 heads fresh leaf lettuce for. Mc Fancy Denver cauliflower, per pound at 7H Old beets, carrots, turnips or parsnips, at, per lb lc Special Sale in Meat Dept. Saturday Only No. 1 Freeh Tork Loins . . .Qtt No. 1 Steer Pot Roast ... .8c, lOc No. 1 Hindquarters Lamb 1294 c No. 1 Forequarters Lamb . . c No. 1 Fresh Spare Ribs 10c No. 1 Rib Boiling Beef . ...8c No. 1 Steer Round 8teak . .15 Ho No. 1 Home Made Sausage 8 He 9 lbs. Best Leaf Lard 08c Hmoked Meat Specials Hat. Only. Armour's Star, D. C. and Supreme Hams .17Mc No. 1 Lean Bacon 18 H- No. 1 Back Bacon 18 Uc No. 1 Salt Pork OHc Fresh Bulk Oysters (no water added), quart 30c Fresh Dressed Chickens at wholesale prices. We have a fine stock of Cooked Meats for lunches. Try HAYDEN'S First Bishop Scannell is 111 With Pneumonia Bishop 8cannel Is seriously III. He waa atrirken with grippe several day ago and today the attending phy sician ataUd th case haa developed Into pneumonia. The bishop recently convaleaeced from n illness and his general health ha not been good for som time. NEBRASKA CLOTHIERS TO MEET HERE NEXT MONTH Th new organisation of Nebraska Re tail clothiers formed in Omaha a year ago. la to hold It aecond meeting Febru ary IS and It. at the Fontenelle hotel. F. H, Barclay of Pawnee City, president of the association, haa been in Omaha mak ing the arrangements along with C. C Weeoott of Pattsmouth, secretary. They have pla ned a good prusran with som especially good talent. Atfrot C. Capp of Jacksonville, III,, Is to apeaV on th dy situation. He la with one o th big manufacturing firm of that city, in which raw wool ia taken into th factory and finished product for the clothing atorea produced. C. 12. Wry of Dea Moines, nation! secretary of the clothier, la to be here from De Moines to address th body. Saturday Dili He the EII38E3I lay of BEBBEO'S- GLE'ABAQCE SALE Men's Hults, worth to $10.50, on sale JQ jfj Men's Suits, Worth to ;fa;50'on-,e $12.50 Men's Hutta. Worth to :r:ao.on.M.,:..$15.50 Men's Suits, Worth to $12.50, on sale MRS. ANNA BURNETFDIES AT AGEJJF EIGHTY-S1X Mr. Anna Burnett, a resident of Omaha for twenty-four yeara, died Fri day morning at her home, 4M Chicago atreet. at the age of W years. Death' was due Jo old age. Bhe ia survived by three daughters. Mrs. J. T. Matthew. I.Ida and Mary, and two sons. F. J. Burnett of Omaha aad Frank Burnett of Hannibal, Mo. i'mei el serxkes will b held Saturday afternoon with burial In Prospect Hill cemetery. " lasert Mile aa lafectlaa Ua a sr rue. Apply tlon' Liniment to any bite, I ailng or bruise. It I. ills the poiaun and lieala the womtd. Only He. All drug gists. Advertisement. SELLERS OF OIL MUST HAVE FULLSIZE MEASURES Jol.n fiiaut Pi'i,S. c.ty Inspector of weight and iiuv.si.res, will require all 1 persona el lug luel oil to householders n ue five-gallon nxsui of appioved di mensions. The crticr will go Into eifeil next Monday. He taula WarJIjt ,.. "About two yeaia ago 1 got down on tuy back until 1 hardly could go." write Holoiuun 4Uue. Flat Kiver, Mo. l jot a Vic bo of Foley Kidney Pills and they straightened me rlgnt up." Common1 symptom of kidney trouble are back ache, hcadarh. rheumatic pains, soreness and Mfnaa, puffin under ryes, blurred vision, aloep disturbing bladder troubk, and a languid, tired feollnT. . Foley Kidney Pill help to eliminate th (rOttuiiou waat matter that cause these sutvUstua. Bula ver wuw,-nA,4vu. in w i i if H , I in I 1 ioo Xstvdles' PtU- 1 worth io I 13.00, on 1 Only out -e-' UNBtAmMi sssa f I our V- f Furs f.A PricD M . . mm mm And ludginR from the heavy patronage of the past week, all selling words "HI mi broken. Here's a sale that will uppeal to everybody an opitortunily to buy the finest garments for every member of the family at rock-bottom prlres, and pay for them n our regular easy dollar--week terms. Don't miss these bargains! en's Suits and Overcoats Men's Overcoats, Worth to f 18.50, on sale Mens Overcoats, Worth to 9U2.00, on sale Q Men's Overcoats, Worth to !tM"50,.on.!?le. .$15.50 Men's Overcoats, Worth to j.oo.o ie 519.50 $19.50 Boys' Clothing lloys" OVEltCOATB Hoys' Overcoats, Worth to O GO sfa.s7U )4.08, go at n o y s ' Overcoats, Worth to 4 QO $0.08, goat Vi30 l o y s' Overcoats, Worth to 0M ft 8.08, gostV'fsJO BOYS' SUITS Boys' Suits, Worth S $1.98 Hoys' SulU, Wortit to l.0M, go at ... . Hoys' Kull. Worth ;o $3.98 $2.93 For the Ladies LAMBS' IX)ATS Coat a. Worth up to 16.50. a?.""!6 $9.95 t'ats. Worth up to 924.50, on su!e at Otats, Worth up to 945.00. on sale -s rn I.3U $14.50 i si erra n n u RUSmNG THINGS ALONG AT ir '3 lii F ff 1 1 ', OWE L3 ABSOLUTELY FORCED TO SELL OUT ON SHORT ORDER. THIS BUSINESS MUST TERMINATE AT ONCE. WE'VE NO TIME TO LOSE. AS SPACE IS TOO SMALL TO GO INTO FURTHER DE TAILS. WE WILL QUOTE A FEW OF THE MANY LOW PRICES NOW AVAILABLE AT THIS BUSY STORE. MEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS and FURNISHINGS Men's Knit In all col ors. Worth $15. Sizes to fit. NOW OX BALK. . . . LA OIKS' DKKSSES Presses, Worth up to 90.00, $4.95 lresaea. Worth up to, 917.50, ou sale Q lres. Worth up to S-.J.oO, on sale at $12.50 Ladies' Suits To be Closed Out In Two Lots Ladles' Knits, Worth t I Ladli-s' Suits, Worth to $--t.ftO. on sale CIA FA S;t0.5O, on sale t?1 O Tl Vla,.OU at Ladies' Skirts Worth to 910.00, go at $3.50 Ladies' Vsists Worth to 9I3J50, go at $1.98 and 95s Girls9 Dresses and Coats at Less Than Half Price ENTIRE BUILDING AT 9 1417 DOUGLAS Men's Fancy or ITalnJ Overcoats. In all styles.3 Worth to 912.50. , NOW ON KALK $745 :95 Men's Fleeced I'ndor sear, in all sixes. WortJi 75c. NOW OX KALK Men's III tie Herge and Fancy Wrstetl Huits. y Worth 918.O0. NOW OX 8AI-K Men's Mackinaw, In the New I'lnlds. All worth 97.50. NOW OX KALK 53 Men's Hose, worth 15c. tVtton Work Oloves, worth lOc, A small lot now on sale Men's Hand Tailored Suit. Inte models, all worth 922.50. NOW OX 8ALK i M e n' s Halniarues, ln Fancy (Jray MUtures.sJ Worth to 91 5.00. NOW OX KALK Men's One-Huckle Over shoes, all sizes. Worth 91.50. NOW OX KALK IP 95 w IVOMEH'S SUITS, CLOAKS, SKIRTS AND MILLINERY Women's .Suits that sold (A Women's Plnsh, FurtJI "JC Women's Fancy or IMs In QC j to 9-2.50. All sixes VI OH Trimmed Coats, In all I 10 Serge and Poplin Skirt s.yfiB 33 j and colors. I UH sizes. Worth to 9U5. II 153 " worth to 90.50. r : NOW OX KALE Jj NOW OX KALK NOW OX KALK. : (.t Women's Bungalow f mm W o m e n's Flannelette f Women's Trimmed Hats Aprons and lh-esses. "HiCTC 1'ettlcoats. All colors.Jl U HW In all styles, that . H Lv Worth 75c to 91.00. fJTfl Worth 91.00 each. M -old to 93.50. 11 ' NOW OX KALK Uu NOW OX KALK &Xjt NOW OX KALK Women's Patent Lcnth- A Wtmien's Waists, slight- FURS AXI Fl it MKTS er, Oun Metal, Tan.yalBOd lv soiled. Worth iPRv IXCI.UMXG Fl it fOATS Itussla 1 aH Iress Shoes. Jf to 9I.SO. g VJ ARK NOW SOLD Sold to 90. Now on Sale gm NOW OX KALE U BKIXJW tXST. T 214-16 North 16th St HE LTY Half Block North of Postoffice CUE t?C5Q05E BBD6S Notwithstanding world-wide war conditions, we are still able to supply nearly every article for which any considerable demand has ever existed in lie tall Drug Stores. Our splendid connections, both with man ufacturers and imlwrters, has served ns well. We h are entirely "shouldered" or absorbed, the War Stomp Tax, and have not passed market advances on to our customers until such advance has been made necessary by new purchases. dome to us first and you will realize now more than ever the troth of our business slogan: "Ton Save Time and Money by Trading at the Khermann & McDonnell Prog BtoreJ., PRESCRIPTIONS Briar us your "Hard" Pr.aorlp tionai w shall thin th.m a.y. Smokers, Remember Saturday in OUR CIGAR DEPT. 10c Bol-Tan C for DC 10c Cubanolds, OlTai 4 for , .... ZOC 16o Reynaldo Orandl- Ifl. osoa, each I Uu for "t..S 1.65 oc Reynaldos, I a. S for I UG Box of 60 Little Tom for Box of SO Manila AI QF Regalias for OliwU SI. 65 rr. dcuvary anywhar la Oratr Omaha or OonaoU Bluff. Tel.. phon your ordar. CHOICE FRESH CANDIES 39c l-lb. box Triola Sweets for , . . . l-lb. box Galvln's Ripe Plne&ppl ' QQr Chocolates U3W l-lb. box Outh's De OQa Luxe Caramels for.. LlKR-ett's Elect Chocolate (every piece containing- a nut, fruit or nougat Of) a renter), lb UUU Dainty Dutch De- Oft it 'llg-hta. H-lb 1 lb SOo I.Usetfs Butter and Milk Bltteraweets, per 71 fin t w u BOO H-lb. 1 lb LlUKetfa Fruit Cor- Cflrt 4 lb. dlaa Chocolates, 1 lb. .91.00 DRUG STORE GOODS iBo Aloock's Porous Plasters . . Bromo Seltser, lo, 8o and 26o Carter's Little Liver Pills 50o Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin iOo Doan's Kidney Pills Father John's Medicine Fellows' tiyrup for $1.25 Gude's Pepto iMangan 25o Hill's Cascara Quinine Horltck's Malted MUk, 39o and $1.00 liVomei, complete I2o 79c l2o 29c 34o 34o 84c 98c l4o 69c 89c Ijla-tartn, Ho, 19o, 3 to and. EMeUln'a Food, 39o and Maatholatum (genuine) 80o Pape's Dla pepsin S60 Packer Tar Soap a , m ........ 41.00 Plnkham'a Compound 60c Pebeco Tooth Past Sal Hepatic. lo, 34o and BOo Byriip of QAf Figs WHU 6O0 Scott's Emul- - 34C loo Tis, for tender I A a feet 'HfU 59c 64c 14c 29c 14c 64c 34c 64c W buy our Rubber Goods , direct from factories anil can guarantee same to be in prime condition. RUBBER GOODS and Shoulder Srac De partment. Borne of them have done this work for us far 13 to IB year. Nearly 1.000 articles In th Rubber Good line. W hav aklllad alma aad salladis aad flttars la oar Bubbar Good, Trus 35c Tellow boa Prophy. laotlo Tooth I Q A Brash for This Atomizer $1.00 An atomizer that does not work Isn't worth anything. The one like this cut is simple In mechanism and doesn't get out of repair easily. e sell dozens of kinds for med icine and per fumes; 35c to. . . . Jo W-x " $3 TOILET GOODS Prices for Saturday 60c Ponipelan Mas- 9QfJ SOc bottle Bay Rum 25c B oaks ivory or Wool Soap I9c 14c 26o Sanitol Tooth Powder ......... BOo Java Rlc Pow. "Q. der for cold 2QC 6O0 Rlcksecker'i Cream Copper or Sulphur, F per lb 00 Borlo Acid, lb 24c We sail Komoopathio Madlolnes SUarly 6,000 Items la this Ua aloa. Pure DRUGS, Fresh 1 5c 15c l9o 25o 25c 29c 35c Witch Hazel, pint Wood Alcohol, pint JUnkle Tablet, 100 for Quinine Capsules, 3 dozen rom Castor OH (Honey-OI) 100 Blaud's Iron Tonic Pills t dos. Aspirin Tab lets or Capsules for. IOo Saiaola, Satnrdr.y, pr aoa Sherman Si McConnell's 4 Kexall rug Stores 4 Ir 1,1 - rr .- . , -i r " .. ; n Hill H II Own your own home. You can purchase one on easy monthly payments like rent. Read the real estate columns. r