MILITARY ZONE
LIMIT RAISED TO
TEN-MILE RADIUS
Restricted Area is Increased
by New Army Order as
Aid to Morale of
Soldiers.
rStore Open 9 A. M. CASH BUYING INSURES LOWER PRICES OR SUPERIOR QUALITY AT ANY GIVEN PRICE-Storc Closes 6 P.
M.
. Money Sarin? Special in
Drug Department Saturday
BOc Palm Ollv Shampoo 33c
60c Walnutta Hair Stain 45e
$2.50 Or. Djer Kiaa Perfume. Our
Cash Price, per ox...... $139
75c Teilat Water, Jarala do
Maria. Caih Price 49c
25c Jerfen'a Benxoln Lotion. Our
Cash Price 18c
S5c Stanollnd Liquid Parafiaa. Our
Cash Price 42c
60c Sempra Covin. 42c
$1 Size Pioaud't Llac Vegetal. Our
Cash Price "
25c Woodbury' Powder or Facial
Cream. Price He
2Bc Tooth Brushes IBc
25c Sloaa'a Linament ......... 19c
35c Rubberaet Shaving Brushes. Our
Cash Price
$1.00 Delatona. Cash Price ... 75c
12c Palm OUv Soap, lis ban
for
MAY
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THE CASH STORE
Lieutenant McLaughlin v of the
ri.i.. ti!. ...
unnca oiaici puDiic neaitn service '
has transmitted to Superintendent p I
Ringer of the police department a 'ii I
copy of new orders issued by Sec- : p I
retary Baker of the War department fp I
in connection with protecting sol- s
diers from immoral influences. The P I
restricted zone has been increased H l
to a radius of 10 miles of all camps, i? I
cantonments, forts, posts and other f
rendezvous of the army and navy i
The new regulations "in support fM
of the policy of absolute repression
of prostitution in the vicinity of ' 'M I
army and navy camps" follow: fp ?
Limit Extended. I 0 g
Within a radius of l miles of all army
and navy camps, station. poaU, fort, etc.,
prostitution or the. aiding or abetting; of
It In any way Is declared unlawful. Here-,
lofore the zone wa but five mile In
width. The change I significant, because
many Important camp and stations are
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10 mile from the nearest large citv. I yA
The new regulation were agreed upon
at a conference held by representative
of the War and Navy departments, the De
partment of Justice, and of the-tralnlng
camp commissions.
The following regulation are established
by the secretary of war, to continue during
the present emergency, and shall supersede
all former regulation Issued under the
aforesaid authority:
1. Ten miles from any military camp.
station, rort, post, cantonment, training j
a the distance determined to be needful
to the efficiency and welfare of the army,
within which It shall be "unlawful to en
gage in prostitution or to aid or abet pros
titution or to procure or solicit for pur
pose or prostitution, or to keep or set up
house of HI fame, brothel or bawdy house,
or to receive any person for purpose of
lewdness, assignation, or prostitution Into
any vlhlcle, conveyance, place, structure
or ublldlng, or to permit any person to re
main for purpose of lewdness, assigna
tion, or prostitution in any vehicle, con
veyance, place, tructure, or building.
Bute to Be Enforced.
2. To suppress and prevent violation of
the aforesaid act within 10 miles of any
military camp, station, fort, post, canton
ment, training or mobilization place, di
recting, taking, or transporting, or of
fering to take or transport, any person,
for Immoral purposes, to, or assltlng by
any means any person for such purposes
to find, any prostitute or1 any house of 111
fame, brothel, or bawdy house, with knowl
edge or reasonable cause to know of the
character of the person or house, 1 hereby
prohibited.
3. To suppress and prevent violation of
the aforesaid act, within 10 mile of any
mtltary camp, station, fort, post, canton
ment, training or mobilization place, en
tering or residing in, for immoral pur
poses, and house of 111 fame, brothel, or
bawdy house, Is hereby prohibited.
4. All prior violations of former regula
tion and all penalties Incurred thereunder
hall be prosecuted and enforced lnvthe
same manner and with the same effect aa
If these superseding regulations had not
been established.
Injunction is Claimed
Ignored in Troubles
of Degree of Honor
The
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New Fall Suits
bers
legal conflict 'Jetween mem-
6T Washington' lodge'No. 27
Degree of Honor, Ancient Order of
United Workmen, and its former
grand chief of houor, Mayme Hed
rich Cleaver, has produced another
angle that resulted Friday morning
in the filing of an application for at
tachment against Mrs. Cleaver,
Emma L. Thorpe, Katie Schmitt
" ani Mary Long, for disobeying a '
temporary injunction. Following i
tUe filing of the petition in district
court, Judge Troup issued an order
against the defendants to appear in
court on September 30 to show
cause why the attachment should
not be allowed. v
Members of Washington lodge
No. 27 allege that Mrs. Cleaver has
refused to give ' their members
proper credentials that will allow
them to be present-at, the grand
lodge session at Hastings, Neb., on
October 9. They allege that Mrs.
Cleaver's actions will prevent any
ucicgaics oi me joagcirom auena
ing unless legal action is taken
against her. -It
is alleged that f rs. Cleaver
ana tne otner defendants nave ais
s obeyed the temporary in junction is
sued against them by Judge Troup
on July 3, when they were ordered
to restore the charter of Lodge No.
27 and to discontinue taking its
members into the newly organized
lodge, No. 14, headed by Mrs.
Cleaver.
Three Autos Stolen
Is One Das Record
Of Thieves in Omaha
The regular daily automobile theft
record for Friday is as follows:
J. W. Long, 2712 Ohio street, re
ported to police that a Ford truck,
the property of the city weights
and measures department, was stol
en from his barn at .the above ad
dress. J :-:-
Frank . Comb, 2804 Woolworth
avenue, reported to police ihat a
Studebaker automobile belonging to
him was stolen from 2320 South
Thirty-second avenue. '
John Rahn, Papillion, Neb., ret
ported to police that his car was
stolen from Seventeenth and Doug
las streets, late Thursday.
Former Omaha Man Given
. Decoration for Bravery
A former Omaha man, Privtie
Russell McCoy, of the 148th field
artillery, was -recently decorated for
bravery. Private McCoy has been
in France since February and his
" sister, Mrs. Dean Burns of Omaha,
has had a brief notice of the decora
tion given her brother for bravery.
Private McCoy is the son of Mrs.
Elizabeth McCoy, who has lived in
Portland, Ore, for the past few
years, i
Archbishop Harty Visits
4 Bishop O'Reilly in Lincoln
Archbishop Harty' ii -in Lincoln
visiting Bishop O'Reilly of the dio
cese of Lincoln. Matters relating
to co-operation on the part of the
Catholic priesthood of all of the
the Fourth Liberty loan fund and
in .the united war work - campaign
November 11-18 are being discussed.
The House of the Best
Plush Coat
Values
Immense Variety of
New Style.
$25 to $150
A remarkably compre- I
hensive assortment of all ' I
that is most desirable from J
the most prominent makers I
in the land. Range of prices j
is broad, and at every price I
you will find qualities ex-
ceptional.' j
Special for Saturday
Suits at $35.00 Classy Fall and I
Winter Suits, made of Poplins, Bur- 1
ellas, Serges and- Beaver Suitings.
Colors-are Tobacco, Taupe, Rein-
deer, Hurtor's Green, Amethyst, I
Navy and Black. Sizes 16 to 46. f
Twelve different models to select I
from
Cash Price $35.00 f
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Suits at $45.00 Are made up in the
season's smartest styles, copies of 1
high-priced models. Materials are i
Velours, Poiret,, Twills, Tricotines,
Velvets and Serges. In all the sea
sons newest shades. Suits like these
usually sell at $55.00
Cash Price $45.00
, Money Saving Specials in
Boys' Hats and Caps Saturday
All prevailing shapes and styles for Fall are now on
display in our enlarged Boys' Dept. A broad assort
ment of Caps, in dark colors as well as Hats
in military, sailors and telescope styles. Cash
Prices 65c to $2.25
Boys' Part Wool Sweaters All colors. $1.25-$2.50
Boys' AU-Wool SweatersAll colors . .$2.9544.95
Boy' Dept. Third Floor.
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New Fall Dresses
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Beautiful New Furs
An immense showing of the new styles in
every wanted fur. Cash Prices exception
ally low.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Fur Coats
Natural muskrat, 45
inches long, fine se
lected skins, all
guaranteed. Special
Wolf Sets
In taupe, Poiret or
black. Very special
velue
$35
$175
Or
Specials Saturday in
Children's. Dep't
luiiilim:
Second Floor a
Children' Serge Dretie Made up in the sea-
son's many smart styles for girls 6 to 14 years. 1
Hayden's Cash Prices $3.95, $4.95, $6.95
Girl' AH Wool Serge Dre.e For girls 14, 15 1
and 16 years; elegant value. Hayden's Special
Cash Prices $10.00, $12.50, $15.00
Girl' Coat Sizes 8 to 14: in the season's many I
styles and materials. Special "values. Hayden's f
Special Cash Price, Saturday $8.95 f
Girl.' Silk Dret.es Sizes 10, 12 and 14; lovely
styles in all the wanted shades. Hayden's Spe- s
cial Cash Price, Saturday $12.50
Real Economy in Good Clothes
0U wouldn't buy a poor grade of coal just because
1 it was cheap. You'd scarcely choose poorly made
furniture for the house because it cost you less. No.
You'd choose good quality and substantial workman
ship because you know they'll prove the cheapest in the
long run. 1
The same is true with good clothes. You can't af
ford to bother with shoddy clothes. They will not wear
or hold their shape. You won't get an hour's real satis
faction from them, and the cost of good clothes such
as we sell
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes is such a trifle more that you can't afford for
one moment to consider the cheaper in price, inferior
quality, but really more expensive kind.
We Are Showing Complete New Lines
$25 up
Of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
SUITS AND OVERCOATS at
A Splendid New Line of Work Clothes
Blanket Lined and Sheepskinned Coats, Leather Vests, chamois and
sheep lined; in fact, a complete assortment for Workman, Sports
man or Motorist, are shown at
PLEASINGLY LOW CASH PRICES.
An almost endless va
riety of clever designs in
fashWs most favored
materials here for your
selection. So varied are
the assortments at each
price that only personal
taste need rule selection.
Special for Saturday
200 Dresses In Crepe de
Chines, Satins, Georgettes,
Terseys and Serges; all sizes,
deluding extra sizes up to 56.
Very Spscial Values-
Saturday at $25.00
Serge and Jersey Dresses
Made up in the season's many
styles. Special Values
Saturday at $29.75
New Stocks of the Popular
DIX'S
HOUSE DRESSES and
NURSES' UNIFORMS
Big Special Sale of Beautiful
Blouses Saturday
100 Georgette Blouses In all the
new shades; beaded and embroid
ered; all sizes. Hayden's Special
Cash Price for Sat day
$3.95
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Boys Two-pair Pant Suits
$8.50
I About 300 Boys' Two-Pair Pant Suits
repriced for Saturday. Dark Gray,
Tweeds and Mixtures; Military models;
1 sizes 6 to 18 years.
I Boys' Mackinaws
We are featuring the famous "Wooly
Boy brand of Boys Mackinaws for Fall
and Winter; in Red, Blue, Gray and Com-
f bination Plaids; in Canadian and Navajo
designs; 24-ounce all-wool fabrics; high
roll or military collars; skate pockets.
The popular, correct coats for the ,red-
blooded American boy.
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Saturday Specials in
House Furnishing
Department
Electric Irons Our Spe
cial Cash Price. . .$3.25
Nickel-Plated Casseroles
Our Cash Price, $1.25
Lunch Kits With Ther
mos Bottle. Price. $3.25
W -Quart Aluminum Rice
or Cereal Cooker, $1.49
Food Choppers ..$1.95
Stool Step Ladders Our
Cash Price 98
Coffee; Mills Price 9i
4-Tie Brooms-Price, 60d
Flour Sieves Price, 30tf
No. 8 Waffle Irons Low
stand. Cash Price, $1.39
Round Oak Heaters-Cash
Prices up from . .$13.00
Hundreds of Smart New Trimmed Hats
At One Attractive Low Price. These Illustrated Are All $b.95
The Hats Are Beautifully Trimmed, and Sell at Much Higher Prices Elsewhere.
Saturday Specials
in our
Sanitary Market
Steer Pot
Roast lb.
17
25
lc
2
c
lb
No. 1 Hams
California
Style
All kinds of choice Roasts,
Steaks and other Fresh
and Smoked Meats kept
and sold under most sani
tary conditions and at
Lowest Cash Prices.
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Special Cash Pricos in
I Neckwear and Veiling (
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i , Saturday i
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Roll Satin, Pique and
Organdy Collar
' Worth up to 75c. Sat-
orday, at 50c
Double Faced, Wash-
able Satin Collar
Also a good assortment
of Bengaline Collars
for Suits, worth up to , 1
$2.60. Cash Price,, I
Saturday ....,..$2.00 I
Pique and Organdy ' jj
Ve.tee High ancHow f
neck;' regular value I
$1.50. Our Cash
Price $1.50 I
Ruffling for Collar and Cuff In Organdy, Georg-
I ette and Net, 3 to 6 inches; yard. . . .85c to $2.00 i
Military Veil In Black, Taupe and Navy: worth up
to $2.50. Special Cash Price, Saturday , $2.00
Elattic Veil In Black and Navy, with dotted and f
scroll designs; worth up to 49c Our Special Cash
I Price, Saturday ,25c , I
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Aviation Hats
Very Latest
For Misses and Children
Made in Velvet, Felt and Vel
vetta. Specially priced
at $1.95
Made of khaki, in two sizes.
Specially priced at . . . .$1.45
Two Rousing Specials in Sweater Section
Second Floor Front Room.
Slip-On Sweaters Without sleeves, in Kelly
Green; regular " $3.50 values; Cash Price,
at $2.25
Light Weight Shetland Sweaters All-wool, in
light blue, rose, purple, etc., with sailor collars
and Bashes; values to $9.00. Cash price Sat
urday .... $4.50
Misses' and Children's Sweaters In blues, gray,
rose, card and gren;U sizes. Our Special Cash
Prices Sat... $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $5.98
Children's Drawer Leggins In white, red, etc.
Cash prices Sat 75, S1.25.S1.98
Children's Knit Waists Sizes 2 to 12 yeaTs. Our
Cash Price Sat. : ... . . 30
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I Ladies' Underwear !
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I Ladi' Extra Heavy I
Outing Flannel
f- Gown Regular and
extra sizes. Saturday,
Cash Price ....$1.50.
L a d i e t ' Medium
I Fleeced Union Suit
Our Price.. $1.00
Ladies' Wool and Silk
jjj and Wool Union Suit
a Extra special val-
f ues, Saturday, $1.98,
$2.75 and ....$2.98
1 L a d i e ' Mercerized
f Lile Union Suits
Low neck, no sleeve,
I ankle length; flesh
and white; in Swiss
I ribbed, silk top. Our
Cash Price $2.50
Children' Suit All Sizes; medium fleeced. Our
1 Special Cash Price, Saturday 50c
Children' Sleeper. All sizes. Our special Cash
Price for Saturday 79e I
Ladle' Summer Weight Union Suit Odd lots and f
samples; worth to $1.00. Cash Price 50e
Ladie' Medium Fleeced Ve.U and Pant Odd lots
and samples. Our Cash Price 50c
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Hayden's Quality
and Cash Prices
License No. C-11498
10 bars Diamond C or Swift' Pride
Laundry Soap 38c
Lux Washing Compound, pkc.llc
6 can. Sunbright Cleanser 28c
5 rwis Old Dutch Cleanser.... 25c
4 lb. Scouring Powder 25c
24-lb. sacks Rye Flour $1.60
C lbs. best White or Yellow Corn
meal 33c
lbs. best Barley or Corn Flour. 33c
8 lbs. Oat Flour .Me
4 lbs. best Rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal Me
Hand-Picked Navy Beans, lb...l2Vie
Fancy Japan Rice, per lb..... 12,t'
Washington Crisp Corn Flakes,
pkg 10c
Fancy As.'t Cookies, per lb 18e
No. 2 cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 14c
No 2 can. Fancy Sweet Sugar
Corn 2V4e
No. 2 can. Early June Pea..... I4c
No. 2 can. Pork and Bean. 14c
No. 1 cans Pork and Beans 6c
22-oa. iar Pure Apple Butter.... Mc
011 Sardines, per can 8 l-3e
Large bottles Pickles, 8 verities. .23c
6 large boxes Parlor Matches. .. .25c
Advo Jell, for dessert, pkg 10c
EAT MORE DRIED FRUIT, NOTH
ING FINER FOR PUDDINGS,
PIES, SAUCE OR CAKES.
Fancy Seedless Raisins, lb lSe
Fancy 3-Crown Muscatel Raisins, -
per lb 15e
Fancy Seeded Raisins, pkg....81-3c
Fancy Muir Peaches, lb 17 Vic
Fancy Evap. Apricots, lb 20c
Fancy Evap. Apples, per lb 17 Vie
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb.... ..20c
Brazil Nuts, per lb 2Sc
Sicily Filberts, per lb. 22Vie
THE TEA AND COFFEE MARKET
OF OMAHA
Our Famous Golden Santoa Coffee,
the talk of Omaha, lb 20c
Maricaibo Blend Coffee, lb 25c
Ankola Blend Coffee, lb 28e
Moca and Java Blend, the envy of
all; S lbs. for SI. 00; lb 35c
Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried
Japan Tea, lb ,..40e
The Best Tea Sif tings, lb. Me
OMAHA'S GREATEST VEGETABLE
AND FRUIT MARKET
15 lbs. Good Cooking Potato.. . . .45c
12 lbs. Good Cooking Apple. .. ,60c
Fancy New Cabbage, lb. 5c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, lb Sc
Fancy Green Peppers 2 for 5c
Fancy Wax or Green Beana Ib.lOe
Large Cucumbers, each 5c
Tokay Grapes, per lb 10
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen 30c
HELP SAVE THE BOYS
Bring down your peach, plum or
other fruit pits, also nut .hell.. Re
member 200 peach pita contaia
enough carbon for one ma.k. Dry
them thoroughly, we will aee they get
to their proper destination.
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, ETC
Strictly Fresh Eggs, doien Me
No. 1 Creamery Butter, bulk .... BOc
Gem Kat Oleo, lb. 30c
Swift's or Armour'. Oleo, lb..... 36
Young America Cheese, lb....... 35c
Bulk Sweet Pickle., qt 3e
Sauer Kraut, qt 1B
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