OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2lXl918.
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Cash. 'Pricings in Augmt Sates That Point th Way U '.Keenest Econemies Satislying Quality Always .
OMAHA
INDIANS
SENT EAST FOR
STORE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 7 P. M.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 7 P. M.
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MUNITION WORK
One Hundred and Fifty to Be
Sent to Nitro, West Vir
. ginia,Jor Wprk in
Plant There.
.- A further draft upon men engaged
: in nonessential industries and men en
gaged in no industries is to be made
. by the federal, state and city co
operative . employment bureau under
instructions just received from Wash
ington, stating that 1,000,000 men are
- needed in essential industries Of this
, number, Nebraska is called upon for
8,180 men to be supplied within the
next two or three weeks.
Since May, says George KleBner,
state director, the local office has sent
more than 8,000 men of Nebraska into
war industries outside of this state,
whsrever they have been called for.
There is a tremendous demand tor
common labor in the shipbuilding
and munitions plants of the east
Next Saturday ISO Indians will be
.i,;nn from Omaha to Nitro, W.
in bin munitions plant,
- At .present there are 358 local jobs
awaiting men at the bureau. These
. are exclusive of railroad jobs or jobs
for women. Sixty positions were
filled by the bureau on Thursday and
45 new demands lor men wcic iu.
on the bureau.
, Modem NibiectS YYl
. : t
Be Added to Course of
Study at High School
Modernization of th. Centrri High
l, i he tut Into effect when
the school opens Tuesday, September
' 3. All subject taugni win oe
-AnmA in mrh x wav as to bear i
A-..n rointinnshm to oresent world
events, according to Principal J. u,
A special course, 'The Great War,
t will K piven for one semester. About
six veeks of the course will be devot
ed to studying the causes and origin
. of the war. Part of the daily period
will be used to study the latest de
velopments on the battle fronts.
. 'The modernization will chiefly af
, feet tiistorv. literature and debating.
"A League of Nations" will be pro
posed as the subject tor aeoaie
Nebraska teams next winter.
'Youths Who Register Must
Fill Out Blanks at Once
Twenty-one-Vear-old youths who
register for military service Saturday
are urged to be accompanied by their
dependants if they have any, as they
' will " be given questionnaires im
mediately after registering and will
be asked to fill them out at once and,
in cases .where there are dependants,
the dependants must sign also to cer-
v,in clauses in the questionnaire.
C'.Briitrants who observe Saturday
Am rteir Sabbath will be permitted to
Aiu:ster on Monday according to in--syofmatioii
just received from Wash
ington. , : ;
Dr. Knowles Finds Converts
in Overseas Casualty List
The first' person to be converted
. when he entered evangelistic wdrk
several years ago, and the last person
converted before he quit to enter war
work last year, were found Thursday
' in the "killed m action" casualty list
by Dr. Hugh A. 'Knowles. former
evangelist, who is here directina the
Salvation Army war work campaign
for $60,000. The: former boy was
John Maxwell of Forest City. 111.", and
the latter, Dean Fry, of Miamisburg,
O. Dr. Knowfts son is in the com-
' pany of Ohio engineers, of which Fry
was a member ' . .
Three Divorces Are Granted
. ' to Local Unhappy Pairs
'A' divorce was granted to Edith E.
Summers from Charles F. on the
ground of cruelty and nonsupport.
' Her maiden name of Edith E. White
was restored. George Albert Beck
was given a divorce from Addie Eliza
beth on the ground of extreme cruel
ty. Maud Howard was fiven a di
vorce from Orange . Howard on the
i ground of . nonsupport. She was
r granted custody of their three son's. ,
Megata to Siberia.
Tokio, Aug. 23. Ills believed that
Baron Tanetaro Megata, former head
of the Japanese economic mission to
the United. States, will head a similar
commission which Japan will send to
Siberia. ." . ' ' '
WATCH TOR THE
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After September 1.-
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Its exclusively
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C3 FARHAM ST."
BRANCH 308 S0.15ST
Women's and Children's Hosiery
Womta'f Para Thread Silk Ho,-in popular colon, alio black and
whiU embroidered in contrasting- colon, all aixei, worth up to $2.26;
rah price $1.75
Women' Fiber and Thread Silk Hose, regular and out ite; black,
white and colors; regular $1.2S values; specially priced Saturday .85c
Women's 80c Hose, black, white and colors.vpair 35c,
Three pairs, for $1 .001
Infants' Faney Roll-Top Half Hose, sold up to fOe; cash price,
Saturday ..i 25c
IIRTAYDEN
THE CASH STORE
v The Home of
Hart Schaf fner & Marx
All-wool, guaranteed clothes, new fall lines
now ready for your inspection and selection.
Prices $25 Up.
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Saturday's Offerings Are Certain to Create Enthusiastic Buying; Not Only Are Prices on Summer Stocks Reduced to a Minimum, But New
Fall Styles Are Shown in Pleasing Abundance, Both in Quality and Variety, Thanks to the Exceptional
Energy and Resourcefulness of Our Buyers. Don't Miss These Opportunities. ,
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Nearly $250,000 Worth of Women's,
Misses' and Children's Fall Outer Apparel
Now here ready for your selection. Just as soon as the new things appear. Our New York
resident buyer sees that we are supplied, thus making you certain of up-to-dateness of the dis
plays here. Our low cash prices offer great inducement for early buying.
The Dresses
Come in wide range of clever, new
styles, in choicest materials and
colorings, beauties shown, only,,
at
$25, $35, $45, $55 and $65
The Suits
The choicest of the new models in
variety that insures satisfactory se
lection, values truly unsurpass
able, at
$25, $35, $45 and $125
The Coats
Handsome new models iiiall popu
lar fabrics and colorings. Moderate
cash prices make selection pleas
ing, at
$25, $45, $45 to $150
Pleasing Specials for
Saturday in the
Children's Section
Bring tha Kiddias Over Saturday and Fit Them Out
for School. Our Low Cash Prices Insure Big Savings.
200 Children' Dresses, in lawns, voiles and ginghams, sizes 6 to 14,
vthat are worth a great deal more, at $2.95
Misses' White Lawn and Organdie Dresses, slightly soiled, sold up to
$7.50, Saturday, at $2.95
Little Tots' White Dresses, sizes 6 months to 6 years, sold up to
$4.00, Saturday, at $1.95
ARRIVING DAILY
Children' School Coat and Dresses.
Children' Dresses for Dressier Wear in Serges,
Taffeta and Fancy.
Here is Your Opportunity
275 Garments Left from Summer
Stocks to be closed. Coats, Suits, Dancing and after
noon dresses that sold regularly
at $25 to $50,
nearly all sizes,
including extra
sizes to close
quickly Satur
day, at
No woman in
need of an ex
tra coat, suit
or dress can af
ford to miss
this sale Saturday.
A Crowd-Bringing
Value i n Clean
iff
NEW BLOUSES
Saturday, at $5.95
Hundreds of dainty blouses for Saturday in Georg
ettes beaded, braided and embroidered in all the new
and elegant Crepe de Chine tailored blouses in the
newest stripes, all sizes, Saturday $5.95
Just Received
Dix's
Dainty Porch Dresses
at
$3.95, $5.00, $5.95
Dix's
House Dresses
at
$2.95, $3.95, $5.00
It's Not the Low Prices!
It's the exceptional high
quality at the, price that
will make you anxious to
provide for even future
needs in FURNISHINGS.
Men's Athletic
Nainsook Union
Suits
Regular 1.00 value, cash price
Saturday only, at .
65c
MVi Work ShirUt blue and
gray chambray, dark and light
colors, flat or military collar,
sizes 14 to 17, Regular $1.45 values, cash price, Sat
urday, at $1.00
Men' Supndrs, regular 50c values, cash price, Sat
urday, at 35j
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Men' Supndcn Regular 3Bc values, cash price,
Saturday, at 25J
Men's Khaki Handkerchief Regular 25c values, cash
price, Saturday, at 15
Men's Khaki Shirt Regular $2.75 values, cash price,
Saturday, at $2.00
Men' Ribbed and Balbriggan Union Suit In light
or medium weight, short sleeve, ankle length, in white
and Egyptian, sizes 36 to 46. Regular $1.50 values,
cash price, Saturday '89J
Men' Balbrigfan Shirt and Drawer Egyptian
shirts with long or short sleeves, regular $1.25 values,
cash price, Saturday, at 85
Alluring Modes in
New Velvet Halts
$6.45 to $25.00
You will find that our freshly unpacked assortments which have just ar
rived from New York are large enough to satisfy the most discerning taste.
Each Hat kepresents a New '
Expression in Millinery,
Here are large black velvet hats with gay
embroidery, in every conceivable color. Here
are wonderfully effective Motifs that suggest
the primitive in art, in vivid worsteds, hand
embroidered against the soft, somber rich
ness of the velvet.
Crowns are crushable and picturesque,
brims straight or suggesting the mush
room lines, so becoming.
Misses
and Hats for
L3f
The Little Flappers
98? and up to $7.50
A Large and Varied Selection
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Get the Boy Ready
for School
Boys' Hats and
Caps
Wa are prepared to outfit
the boy in all his clothing re
quirements at most pleasing
low prices. A splendid line of
sturdy Boys' School Suits just
received in the best style's and
wear-proof fabrics. Just the'
thing for school or play. Sizes
6 to 18 yarn. Prices
$5.95 to $10.00
To match or contrast the new fall suit, in all shapes
and models from the hew aviator's cap in tan and blue,
to the telescope and Rah Rah styles for the more con
servative. Prices
65c to $2.00
Boy' Blouses for Fall In dark and light patterns,
tailored for service as well as for dress,
Prices 75t to $1.50
Boys' Sweaters
An early shipment of Boys' Sweaters enables us to
place them on sale at extremely low prices. In blue,
gray, red or black, in jerseys or sweater coat styles,
in all-wool and mixtures. Prices
$1.25 to $3.95
Final Clearance Sale on
.Low Shoes
Both White and Black, Also a
Few Pairs of White Lace Shoes
Women's Pumps and Straps, patent and kid, $4.00
values, Hayden's cash price, only $2.50
Women's White and Gray Canves Lace Shoes, $4.50
values, Hayden's cash price, only ........ $1 95
Women's Patent and Kid Strap Slippers,
broken sizes, values up to $3.50, Hayden's
cash price, only $1.00
Closing out all the Mary Jane and Two-Strap
Slippers, in our $1.50 grade, also a few pairs
of white canvas button shoes, values up to
$3.50. Hayden's cash price, at, only.. 75d
Men's Gun Metal Button Blucher and English Lace Shoes, $4.00
values, Hayden's cash price, only '. $2.95
Child's Army Calf Skuffers, with chrome elk soles, sizes 6 to HVi,
a good $1.25 shoes, Hayden's cash price, only 75
Women's House Slippers, Hayden's cash price, only 45
Big Values in House Furnishings
1 -quart Aluminum Rice Boiler, cash price $1,49
90-lb, capacity White Mountain Refrigerator, golden oak case, white
enamel finish, cash price . . . i $22.50
Gen Safety Razors, cash price 89
Good Four-Tie Brooms, cash price 60.
Family Size Food Choppers, cash price ' $1.25
Large Sized Japanned Bread Boxes, cash price $1.75
6-lb. Electric Iron, complete with six-foot cord, cash - v
price, special at 4 $3.75
Large size Jelly Strainer, with wire rack, cash price, 85
Read Our Prices Then Get the Habit
You
Buy for Cash
our Housekeeping Expenses
12-lb. sacks Pure Rye Flour. .75c
10 bars Diamond C or Swift's
Laundry Soap 38c
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser. .23c
6 cans Sunbright Cleanser. .24c
3 pkgs. Gillette Washing Crystal,
for '. 5c
16-oz. cans Condensed Milk. 11c
3-oz. cans Condensed Milk.. 5c
The Best Domestic Macaroni,
Vermicelli, Spaghetti or Egg
Noodles, pkg 7He
6 lbs. Barley or Corn Flour. 38c
6 lbs. Best Rolled Oatmeal. .38c
The Best Hand-Picked Navy
' Beans, lb. 14c
1-lb. pkg. Corn Starch 9c
6 lbs. Cracked Hominy 38c
Fancy Japan Rice, per lb.. .12 He
22-oz. Jar Pure Fruit Preserves,
for 28c
22-oz. Jar Pure Mince Meat, ,20c
Tall cans Pink Salmon. 19c
Tall cans Fancy Red Salmon. 25c
Washington Crisp Corn Flakes,
pkg. 8 l-3c
Yeast Foam, pkg 4c
Breakfast Cocoa,, per lb. . . . . 25c
EAT MORE DRIED FRUITS,
AND SAVE SUGAR AND
WHEAT
Fancy 3-Crown Muscatel Raisins,
lb. 15c
Fancy Seedless Raisins, lb..,15e
Fancy v Evaporated Apples, at
lb '. ITHc
Fancy Muir Peaches, lb.. 17 He
Choice Saita Clara Prunes, lb.llc
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, lb.!5c
Will Be Reduced One-Third
Fancy Bartlett Pears, lb 20c
Fancy Silver Prunes, lb.... 25c
Seeded Raisins, pkg. .... .8 1-3
No. 1 English Walnut, lb.... 30c
No. 1 Filberts, lb 22c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts,, lb.. . 20c
OMAHA'S GREATEST TEA
AND COFFEE MARKET .
The talk of Omaha, our Famous
Golden Santos Coffee, lb... 20c
Maracaibo Blend Coffee, lb.. ..25c
The well-known Mocha and Java
Blend, excellent cup quanity and
of an excellent flavor, per lb..35c
Three lbs. for '..$1.00
The best Tea Sittings, lb.... 25c
OMAHA'S GREATEST VEGE.
TABLE AND FRUIT MARKET,
Fancy Bartlett Pears, box. $3.25
Fancy Cal. Elberta Frefetone
Peaches, box $1.65
Large Baskets Muscat Grapes,
for 55c
Canteloupes, each ....5c, 7 He
15 lbs. best No. 1 Potatoes 45c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans,
lb. 10c
Fancy New Cabbage, lb 5c
3 bunches Fresh Carrots. .. .5c
Fancy Head Lettuce, head. .7 He
2 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce.. 5c
12 lbs. Good Cooking Apples 45c
BUTTER DEPT. SPECIALS
Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz.. . . ,33e
No. 1 Bulk Creamery . Butter,
lb. 43e
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, lb..30c
Bulk Sweet Pickles, qt 35
Bulk Chow Chow, at 25c
l Large Dill Pickles, doz. . i . , ,20e
Clearing Sale on Sweaters
Second Floor-Front Room
Fiber or light weight wool, in all
colors and sizes to 46, sailor collar
and sash, values to $10.00. Cash
price, Saturday, only $5.75
Children's Sweaters, 4 to 12 years,
in green, brown, blue, rose and gray,
some slightly soiled, values to $5.98.
Cash price, Saturday, only. .$2.98
Corsets and Brassieres
$2.00 Corsets, pink or white, "some
with broad heavy front stay, others
fancy materials, white rubber tops,
all sizes, Saturday, only $1.50
75c Brassiers and Bandeaux, embroidery or lace and plain
materials, fastening front or back, sizes up to 52, our spe
cial cash price, Saturday, at .,.59
Money Saving Cash Specials Id Oar Sanitary Market
POT
per
lb..
ROAST, Special
17V2c
It Pays. TRY,lAYEf? FUST. It Pays
BREAKFAST BACON.
Strips, per JCJIq
Choicest Quality Meats of all kinds. Most
Complete assortment of Sausages, Smoked and Pick
led Meats and Fish in Omaha at the very lowest
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