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viiIroad-Situation and Uncer-:
tainty of War Outcome
" . Keeps Wall Street
Upset.
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. N'ewYork, Dec. 15. The perplex
ing railroad sitnation, higher money
rites, due mainl ro extraordinarily
heavy disbursements by and to the
federal government, and increasing
concern respecting the course of
tore:gn military and political develop
ments were the more disturbing fea
tures of another very unsettled week
" tse stock market.
i-he tapiiiiar tale of new low rec
ords was "repeated with added force
a"d breadth, many high class rail
way and mdr-trial issues joining the
already long list of new minimums
tor periods extending from a few
years to almost a generation. Appre
1 ension wa accentuated by concur
rent declines in various foreign gov
ernment bonds and domestic rails to
levels vhfch plainly denoted the lack
cf buying power or indifference of in
vestors. Intimations of further price adjust
ment of important commodities by
the war board also served to bring
about fresh liquidation, but subse
quent unofficial advices anent that sit
uation were more reassuring.
Rallies of two to almost five points
occurred in leading stocks toward the
end of the week, the movement evi
dently being prompted by a realiza
tion or attractive dividend returns and
con side-able short covering.
General trade condition, are re
ported as fairly satisfactory, but the
reaction in bank clearings offered
proof of a moderate setback in many
:ine3 of industry.
'is:!ingtt:i. Dec. 15. Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Sunday, tvsued by the weather bureau
today, are:
Northern Reck-.- mountains and
plateau regions: Fret 'teat snows, with
rapid alterations of temperature:
temperature slightly above the normal
on the whole.
Southern Rocky mountain and
plateau regions: Fair, without de
cided temperature changes.
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STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Fifty Omaha Sailor Boys
Coming Home for Christmas
The men will make the trip home in
a special coach, leaving the station
December 12 and returning Decem
ber 29.
- The Omaha men hate been in
training nearly si'v months. It is ex
pected that their trip home will be
their iast before going to ea. as their
schooling is ompleted. Most of the
are Omaha high school gradu-
a number
Fifty Omaha sailor?, now in' the
hospital corps at Great Lakes naval
training station, hay been granted
turloughs extending over Christmas
ft
men
are, and a number are Lmversity
of Nebraska students. The party will
be in charge of Norn. Tyin, assistant
instructor in the hospital school. Tym
formerly was employed on a daily
newspaper advertising staff. Rec'sntly
he was promoted to pharmacist's
man. third class.
Railroads Get Trains
Back on Schedules
itii a decided break in the tem
perature and with little snow blowing,
railroads have been able to get their
trains back onto pretty close to the
regular schedules. Most of the trains
arrived on time Saturday mornins.
57,000 Raised by Athletes
For Big Red Cross Fund j v'" tratnc went back onto sched-
, , . ule and railroad men, believing that
7 Lincoln, ,eb., Dec 15. Samuel
; Avery, chancellor of the University of
:ibraska, today announced that 'the
Wiiversity Athletic department has
r.nde a preliminary contribution of
Sr.i.W to the Red Cross and that fur
ther contributions are to follow. The
athletic department, by strict econ
omy, has reduced its expenses this
year by mors than $13,000 from last
year's mark and is giving its entire
.proceeds to the Red Cross. The sum
given today is a part of the proceeds
'of the football'season. Nebraska is
good weather is on the way, started
treight trains out on schedule, giving
perishable stuff ample protection
against freezing. v
Seabriskie Appointed
Head Flour Distributor
New York, Dec. 15. Creorge A.
Seabriskie, a member of the New
York produce exchange and New
York agent for the Pillsbury Flour
Mills company, today accepted ao-
said to be the" only university giving I pointment as head flour distributor of
all of its athletic proceeds to the Red ! the fojd administration. He will su
Cross. and. according to reports, is pervise the distribution - of flour
the only member of the Missouri val-; tnrougii the nation's retail trade
ley conference which finished the
football season with' a surplus.
Congress Will Adjourn
For Holidays December 18;
Washington. Dec. 15. Recess of ;
eonere&s from Tuesday. December 18. i
' i Thursday, January 5, is provided
tor in a resolution passed today by
the house. It was sent to the senate
and members beuan arranging for the.
holiday vacation.
American Chosen President
Of Allied War Council
London. Dec. 15. The inter-allied
; council .which is to take up questions !
t cf war purchases and finances, met in
London today. Qcar T. Crosby, as
sistant secretary of the United States
r treasury, was elected president.
Norway Said to Have Lost
5,000 Sailors During War
London. Dec. 15. It is stated of
ficially that Norway has lost 5.000 ,
sailijrs during the war. a Central
Nws dispatch from Christiania re
ports. The sinking of vo more
steamships is toid of in the dispatch.
You can secure a maid, stenosrra-'
, pher or bookkeeper by using a See
Want Ad.
from the miller to the consumer.
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DIAMONDS
Each gem has been H
it . t i i
personally seieciea.
It being in our stock
is an admission that
it was bought right
and it will be sold
right. Self interest
urges you to make a
selection now.
Solitaires, all prieesy
up to $900.
Opn Evenings until
Christinas.
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Men. Attention!
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An order for a Suit placed with me Mon
day or Tuesday will be finished for
Xmas wear. Remarkable values at $35
and $40. Strictly all wool fabrics. Style,
Fit and Workmanship the best. An
extra big stock to choose from.
151212 DODGE STREET
Fr Year
at 1324
Farnam
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TEETH
win-
We Please
You or
Refund
Your Money.
' Dr. McKenney Says:
""Save money on your dentistry by
coming to us. Oar saving isn't at the ex
pense of quality or workmanship, for
upon that we have built our reputation.
We save because we do a large volume
of practice, at a very small profit."
Best Silver
Fillinf
75 c
Beit 22b
Gold Crc-a ,
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Heaviest Bridge
Work, per too
5, $4
Wonder P!ate Worh rfy q a a
$15 to $23 t&Di $0, slU
McKENNEY DENTISTS
Hours, 8:30 A.
M to P . M.
Wednesdays
and Saturdays
TUI S P. M.
Net Open
Sunday
14th and Farnam Sts.
1324 Farnam Street
PHONE DOUGLAS 2872.
NOTICE Out-of-town patrons ran
ft Plata. Crown.. Bridges and FiJl
.iaca complete in ONE day.
Free
Examination.
Lady
Attendants.
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Telephone Stands with
chairs to match, in
many styles, i 10.00 to
123.00.
The Gate Leg Table, as
pictured, in mahogany,
at $1(5.00; others at
S 18.00, $2,100, $33.00,
$40.00 and up.
Draperies
Though oor Drapery Department,
carries at ail timta an unusually
complete line of portieres, cur
taina, drapery matenaia, table
icarfj. etc., we want to lay par
ticular stress upon the marfe-to-order
service. Call upon us at
any time for designs or susten
tions for special work and you
are always sure of expert counsel
and service, st the lowest possible
cost. We quote a few seasonable
g'ft suggestions :
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Table Scarfs in Moquette,
Tapestry and Chinese Em
broideries, priced from $2.50
to $25.00 each.
Gold Galloons Gold Cord and
Lace trimmings of various de
scriptions for those who wish to
MAKE their own gifts, at 12e
to 75c per yard.
Cretonne can be U3ed in the
makinaf of gifts that are at
tractive and acceptable, such
as Knitting bags, Utility
bag3 and Toilet articles, etc. ;
priced fro 25c to $2.00 per
yard.
Records for
Christmas
A Special
Christmas
Service
Knowing how precious time
is nowadays, and knowing
how delightful it is to try
over new records at home
before one makes a pur
chase, we suggest that you
take advantage of our 24
hour approral service.
Records make splendid
Christmas gifts and THIS
13 THE WAY to make a se
lection or you can buy a
Gift Certificate and let your
friend choose the music.
Victrolas from $20.00
to $400.
i Brunswicks, $75.00
to $1W.
Terms if you wish.
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Soft tone Tungstone
Needles now in stock.
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Tilting Top
Tallies. lU.o'l
end up-
Queen Anne Cane and Solid Mahogany Davenport,
as illustrated, with damask uphol- QQ
For Christmas
"FURNITURE"
Gifts of Permanence
and Intrinsic Worth
All portions of the store have contributed to this assem
blage of furniture, art objects and novelties. There are
things which may have no other use than beauty, but every
useful thing is also beautiful. Every item is substantial
and fine enough in design, materials and construction to
be cherished through one's lifetime. -
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Sister Sae's yarn hold
er, beautifully finished
in mahogany, $11.00.
A stately Hall Clock
should be in every home,
the delight of every mem
ber of the family. We
show an excellent assortment
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Martha Washington Sew
ing Cabinets in mahog
any $18.00 and $25.00
Priscilla Sewing
Cabinets, in ma
hogany, $(5.50
and $7.50.
Reading Table, with metal
electric fixture, $12.50.
This conven
ient tock-way
table, in ma
hogany, is only
$6.50
Mahogany Muf
fin Stand that we
can't buy today
at the price we
now quote, at
$5.00
Cedar Chests
A Cedar Cheat is long cherished and
always caeful. The examples now on
'our floors are very decorative, some
are in period styles.
Rich Adam type Old Ivory Cedar Chest, 43x22
inches in size, $34.00.
Queen Anne American Walnut Cedar Cheat,
$35.00.
Queen Anne Mahogany Cedar Cheat. $36.00.
Other period types in walnut and mahogany
up to $38.00.
Other Cedar Chests, in wide variety, at
$10.50, $11.50, $15.00, $18.75 and up.
Taborets and
Pedestals, in ma
hog any and
fumed or golden
oak.
T a b o rets, from
$2.00 to $3.00.
Pedestals from
$3.50 to $11.00.
Mission Sectional Book
ease, as illustrated. Three
cases, top and base, in
fumed oak, $22; in ma
hogany, $28.30.
ENTRANCINGLY BEAUTIFUL-LONG ENDURING
Oriental Rugs .
' THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
A Wonderful Stock From Which to Select
Small Sizes-Room Sizes
Keraanshah, 14-5x9-10 $750 Beluchistan, 4-4x2-3 $25.00
Heavy Khiva, 12-5x10-7 $233 Beluchistan. 3-5x3 . $22.30
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Mahal, 10-6x9 $193 Moijul. 5-2x3-4 $60.00
Mahal, 10-9x14-1 $283 Princess Bakorah, 3-Ixl. .. $67.50
Saruk, 11-8x8-8 $875 Kermanshah. 7-1x5-4 $150.00
Kemere, 10-5x8-10 S.56.3. Dahistan. 6x1 $57.30
Laristan, 10-9x7-7 .'.$135 Sank, 6-9x1-2 $97.30
A Christmas jrift that
will help HER every day
in the year, a Hoosier
Cabinet. They are priced
from $25.50 to $43.00
Easy Payments if you desire.
Hobby Horses, both swing and rocker
types, from $2.75 to S 15.00
Shooflies, from 80c to $7.75
Autos, from..'. $7.75 to $32.00
Velocipds, from. . . 4. .$3.25 to $20.00
Doll Buggies, irom 90c to $12.00
Special Dolls, worth to $1.25, at 35c
Special Dolls, worth to $1.75, at 95c
Several Electrical Trains at Half Price
Whizzcr Kars
$3.39 value, $1.75
$3.00 value, . $1.99
Simplex Typewriters
Price accordrnar to
size, at $1.00, $2.00,
$4.00, $6.00.
The Original White
Kiddie Kars
from
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Schoonliat's Pianos
50c to $5.00
Schoenhut's MetaJIaphone
30c to $4.00
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We show a very wide assort
ment of fine all-leather
Chain as well as a number
of the famous "Royal" re
clining Chairs, with fumed
and golden oak frames.
Prices on - Royal Chairs as
follows:
$31.00, $38.00. $39.00,
$44.00, $47.00
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