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RETAILERS ARE
ASSIGNED WORK
FOR NEXT YEAR
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C. C. Belden Chairman Mem
, Jbership Committee, and
President Black Assigns
Duties to Others.
C C Belden hat been appointed
chairman of the tnemberihip com
mittee of the Associated Retailers
of Omaha and has been, granted
power to draft any member of the
association to do certain work that
be may specify.
President Charles E. Black of the
association has appointed commit
tees for the ensuing year, "tkt per
son heading each committee list will
act as chairmanof his committee:
Approved Charities Committee W. O.
Brandt, E. H. Flttton, George W. Ryan.
Municipal Affairs T. P. Redmond, T. F,
Qulnlan, Thomas Flynn.
Legislature J. H. Taylor. B. J. Ifalona.
inane ti. H Herman. .
j Trade Extension Julius Orkln,
) Hoipe, W. H. Schmoller.
I' Press Committee George Brandels, C. C
j Beiaen, joiepn Hayaen.
s. Transportation T, P. Redmond, It, C.
t Ooddard, Henry Rosenthal.
i Finance JoBeph Hayden, C 0, Belden,
i IX C. Nash, George Brandels.
Jewelers C. B. Brown, Qsorge W. Ryan,
.J A Ik.., 1
i Men's Clothing John A. Swansoa, R. X,
g Wllcoi, E. M. Reynolds.
8 Dry Goods Committee U C Nash,
; Joseph Hayden, C. C Belden, George
zsranates.
J Women's Apparel Thomas Flynn, B. M.
j Reynolds, T. P. Redmond. T. F. Qulnlan,
i W. Is Holsmsn, .Joseph Orkln, A. C. La.
t Diond, Julius Orkln, B. Pred, M. Hersberg.
. Furniture H. 1 R, Bowen, C. M. Wll-
I helm, Henry Rosenthal, B. Fellhelmer.
I Bhos Dealers-W. & Btryker, Frank
i Brexel, Robert Haalter, J. D. Bryan.
!W. 8. Napier.
Coal Dealers R. C. Ooddard, Q. L. Par
sons, H. Q. Krans, J. A. 8underland, C W.
Hull, George Wallace, H. L. Rlvett, A. L.
Havens. -'
Druggists Charles ' D. Beaton, Charles
K. unerman, W. A. Plel, J. H. Green, Q T.
Haines, Edwar E. Docekal, A. E. Mer-
rltt. . 1
Laundry H. A. Jaeobbergsr, W. H.
Clarke, M. M. Robertson, R. E. Segur,
Charles M. Oanrey.
- Furnishing Goods R. ' W. Fadden,
Charles E. Blaok, E. M. Reynolds. -Credit
Bureau E. J, Malone. Ror God-
dard, T. E. Ayn, T. H. Dly, J. W. Met
calfe. .
Musto Dealers George E. vMlckel, A.
Hespe, O. C. May.
Cleaners and Dyers A. T. Dresner, Guy
Liggett
Poor Time for Kings
J- and Kaisers, Says
'V Louisville Editor
Louisville, Ky.,, Nov. 15. "To hell
with the Hohenzollerns and Haps
burgs," the slogan, proclaimed by
Henry Wattersofn the columns of
the Louisville Courier Journal and
which somewhat startled the coun
try, September 3, 1914, has been an
swered sooner than its author ex
pected. y
"The Courier Journal's prophecy .
said Mr. Watterson, now' editing
emeritus in, a statement shortly af
ter Emperor- Wilhelm" abdicated,
"that in thirty-five years there would
I not be a crowned head in Europe."
will also come true. It has been for
i a long time evident that autocracy
wis n the down grade. This is a
. poor era for kings, kaisers, and other
? figureheads. The world' is moving
l toward self-government. Each man
thinks .himself to wear the purple,
j Let us put upon the kaiser's tomb
Ben Johnson's inscription over the
grave of a pig:
" "Whilst he lived he lived in clover,
When he died he died all over'."
The United States was not a bel
ligerant when Mr. Watterson's slo
gan was coined. It was widely quo
ted and was the subject of heated
rra.roversy between pro-German
and pro-aiiy. .
While laT storm brewed aboufbim
!Air. watterson continued to con
sign the Vuling houses of Germany
and Austria-Hungary to perdition
through the editorial columns of his
paper. He laid stress on the fact
that the United States could not
keep out of the war and preached
Ereparedness against the day when
is prophecy was verified.
JeNv," Protestant and
Gentile Are Invited to
V Meet Thanksgiving
Mayor Smith has" called lor a
great union Thanksgiving service
to be held on Thanksgiving morn
ing in the City Auditorium. Jew,
Protestant and Gentile are to unke
in a grand outpouring of thanks for
the blessings vouchsafed to the city,
state and nation.
"It may be that we will even have
thanks to retugs for the dawn of
peace," said tlfe mayor. JAt any
rate so many good things have come
to us that it it fitting that we should
give tnanKS to a.
il "In the past individual churches
have held their Thanksgiving ser-
vices. ' In many cases several
churches in a neighborhood . have
united. ' i " '
"But I believe we ought to go
t farther than that and all people of
whatever religious affiliation or of
I no affiliation at all should join in
I returning thanks' , to the Almighty
for what He has done for us and to
j invoke His further aid to our forces
n at the front." .
! Mayor Smith has written letters
i to Archbishop Hirty and to minis-
j ' ters and rabbis in Protestant and
! Jewish churches ta get their ideas
, on the union Thanksgiving meeting
and suggestions on what shall be
the nature ot tne ceieorattn.
. . Extra Fares Off.
Washington Not. R Extra
fare now charged on a few fast
trains between New York and Chi
cago New York, and Washington
and elsewhere may be eliminated by
the railroad administration. Direc
tor General McAdoo is considering
removing these special charges, it
was said today, although action may
not be takcnjor a week or more. A
: Bechristen Streets.
" Paris. Nov. 15.--(BritishWireless
ServiceOTheinunicipal council of
Nevers, capital of the department of
Nievre, and an important center of
the American lines of communica
tion, hat rechristened three of its
- streets in honor of President Wil
son, Premier George Clemenceao
and Mar quit De La Farett ,
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Don't Procrastinate in Holiday Shopping. Do It
p Now Help Conserve Goygrnmeiit Resources.
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Phenomenal Values Offered in Our
November Sale of Hosiery
Women's High class Pure
, Thread Silk Hose, all new stock,
popular colors, also black and
white $ worth np to $1.75, on
sale Saturday at our low cash
price $1.00
Women's Fibre Silk and Mer
cerised Lisle Hose in black and
also shoe shades, regular and
extra sizes, specially priced Sat-
. urday at 39
Women's Cotton Hose in black,
white and tan, also stocking.
' 'feet, cash price .....15t?
Infants' and Children's Fine Cashmere Hose, all sizes,'
$1.00 values ..50 and 75d
Infants' Colored Cashmere Hose in broken sizes, 50o val
ues, cash price j-iJf
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-:-THE CASH STORE-:-
Superb Quality andLow Casli Prices on Winter Undergarments
Ladies' Silk and Wool Union Suits,
low neck no sleeve, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeve, or long sleeve high neck, ankle
length, Saturday cash price, all
sizes $2.98
Ladies' Wool Union Suits, gray or
white, worth to $3.00, Saturday cash
price ........................ $1.98
Ladies' Fine Ribbed or Fleece Union
Suits, cash price'Satur-
day .$1.00 and $1.98
Mercerized Tnlon Suits, heavy or light
.veight, fleh or white, hand croched finish,
worth to f 4.00, Saturday cash
price $1.98 and 92.50
Ladies' Silk and Wool Vests
regular and extra sizes, cash price Sat-
. urday '.....$1.50
Ladies Fleece Vests or Pants, all sizes,
cash price 59
Ladies' Outing Gowns, extra heavy
'quality, Saturday cash price.. $1.98
Ladies' Jersey Knit Skirts, cash
Price $1.50
Odd lots of Children's Vests and Pants,
'cash price Saturday 50
CHILDBED'S UNDERWEAR SPECIALLY
PRICED SATURDAY.
Silk and Satin Camisoles, big assortment to
select from, Saturday, -cash price. . . .9S
tWe're Splendidly Ready to Supply Your Every jj
Holiday Gift- Wish Satisfyingly, Savingly. j
! Mens Furnishings
Of Dependable Quality at Saving Cash Prices Saturday.
$5.00 Sweater Coats, extra hsary
rope stitch, with shawl collar, la
knaia and oxiora gray, cash ,
price ................ .S3 T5
$1.65 HeilTy Rib Shirts and Drawers
or Flat Fleece Shirts and Drawr,
cash pric $1.15
$2.50 Mcn Night Shirts, made
ot heavy domet flannel full
cut and neat patterns, our spe
cial cash rice 31-50
Men's Gloves and Mlt-
tens, large assortment of
Jerseys and licit gloves,
heavy wool mittens, some
with astrakhan back and
leather faced, all with
heavy flannel lining, 2
large lots, Saturday, 1
at ...J. ..65 and 954
50c Men's Suspenders, la
medium weight or heavy
webb; special cash
price 354
- Remarkable Saving Opportunities Of fered Buyersfeaturday in
- v Our November
Sale of Dresses
Splendid assortment of charming '
styles in Party Gowns of Silk Tulle,
Taffetas, Tulle and "Silvercloth
Combinations; also Afternoon
Dresses in Satins, Taffetas, Georg
ettes, the ligHt and dark shades, in
all sizes, from
made to sell
to $40. Won
derful valued
at SpeHaL,
Cash Price.'.
16 to 46. Dresses
11 u
Handsome New Suits
Made to Sell Up to $50 -Wide
range of elegantstyles in Serges,' Poiret
Twills, Burellas, Velours, Vel
vets, etc. All sizes. Regulars
16 to 46, stouts uj to 53. All
the jnost wanted colors. Great
est suit values shown this
season at Special ash Price. .
100 Dozen
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Blouses
Made to Sell to $7.95
Including Georgettes in
all shades, ( light and
dark stripe silks in all
shades, crepe de chines
and pussy willows all
sizes. The "choicest val
ues ever shown in our
Waist Dept. ;r.
3.95
Saturday in
Children's
f Section
Children's Sweaters, worth
$4.00 and $5.00, Sat.. $2.95
rirls all-wool' Serge Dresses,
sizes 10 to 14, elegant values,
Saturday.... .$10.C(0
Girl's good, warm Winter'
Coats, made' up in the season's
many smart styles, Saturday,
special at . . . . . $12.75
Litls Tots' CoatVizes 2 to
6, in velvets, plushes and
cloths, special values Satur
day, at '.....88.95
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN OUR
November Shoe Sale
SATURDAY.
Mea'i Shoes, button, blucher or English lace styles, also about 200
pairs of men's work shoes, values up to $4.00, Hayden 's Cash
Price .....S2.95
Women's Lace Shoes, brown or gray, wih low and high heels,
values up to $6.50, Hayden s Cash Price $4.95
Boys' and Youths' Gun Metal Button, with Goodyear welts and
stitched oak soles, $3.50 values, Hayden 's Cash. Price. .. .$2.45
Misses' and Child's Gun Metal Button Shoes, all sizes, from 8
to size 2, $3.50 talues, ayden Cash Prioe. $2.45
Women's Shoes, button and lace, values up to $4.50, sizes 2 to
4, Hayden's Cash Price M . ; T. $1.98
Child's Hand Turned Button Shoes, $1.50 values, Hayden's Cash
Price .y .$1.00
Interesting Saturday1 Specials in Our
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GORSET and YARN Dept
$2.00 and $2.50 Brassiers, fastening in front, .beautifully
trimmed with embroidery and lace, silk and linen materials, cash
price, Saturday , , k $1.25
brsets in! flesh color, medium bust, long skirts,free hip space,
hook at end of stay, six good supporters, regular $4.00 Corset.
Saturday $3.00
Children's warm Caps and Toques, all the newest colors, in
-medium and extra heavy weight, at ...75 and $1.50
The boys are going toneed good warm socks and sweaters. Make
them of all-worsted yarn, it pays. Bear Brand yarn, Khaki, Navy,
Navy, Gray etc, at. ... V. ... . ;. . . . $1.15 and $1.25
Hand made soldier sweaters in Khaki ana liray, - uome in ana see
them. At $9.00 and $10.00
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Uuequaled Values
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Ladies' French Kid pr
Bsjcmo Washable
Gloves
Kids in all wanted shades,
tne i5acmo wasnaDies in
new tans and
greys. Our
Cash Price . . .
$2a
Boys', Girls and Misses'
Gloves and Mittens
of all kinds on sale at sur
prisingly reasonable cash
prices. ,
The Best Gloves Procurable
at Any Given Price.
Why not gloves as holiday
gifts? They're always acceptable.
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We're helping make every dollar of your
Clothes Money count most by offering'
$25 and $30 All Wool
Blue Setge Suits
In Our November Sale
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All tKe season's styles In'reg
ulars,x stouts, stubs and longs.
HIGH QUALITY
TAILORING.
Sizes to Fit AIL ' i
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GROCERY SPECIALS
For Friday.
QCAMTT GOODS AND THE
GREATEST MOET SAVING
GROCERY STORE IN THH
AVE ST.
4!-1b. sacks best high rrade
Diamond H Flour $2.85
24-lb. sacks best high grade Dla-
mon H Flour $1.45
24- lb. sacks Pura Rye Flour. $1.45
6 lbs. best White, or Yellow
Cornmeal 28c
6 lbs. best Barley or Cora
Flour '.....33c
6 lbs. best Rolled 'White Break-
- fast Oatmeal 35c
Fancy Japan Rice, per lb...l2V4c
The best No. 1 Hand Picked Navy
Beans, lb. 12c
The best Domestic Macaroni,
Vermicella, Spaghetti or "Spg
Noodles, pkg. 7 Vic
1-lb. pkg. Corn Starch 9c
Washington Crisp Com Flakes,
pkg. 8
Grape Nuts, pkg. 12 e
Large cans Pumpkin or
Kraut ...,12V,e
large cans Hominy 10c
Early June Peas, can 14c
Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
can "He
16-ouAc cans Condensed
Milk ... MV4
(-ounce cans Condensed
Milk Te
10 bars Swift's Pride Laundry
Soap f..38c
Teast Foam, pkg-. ...4
DRIED FRTTITS. NUTS, ETC,
FOR THANKSGIVING.
Pur Apple Cider, per gallon. B0
New 1918 orop Walnuts,
. per lb. 40a
1917 crop Walnuts, per lb.... 20c
New Filberts, per lb 22e
New Brazils, per lb 30c
New. Almonds, per lb 30e-35c
Popcorn, shelled; per lb 15c
Fancy Evaporated Apples,
per lb 0
Fancy Evaporated Peaches,
per lb SO
Fanev Santa Clara Prunes,
per lb. 1B
Fancy Evaporated Apricots,
per lb 5c
Fancy Pitted Prunes, per lb.. 15c
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins;
per lb 15c
Fancy California Seedlesa
Raisins, per lb 15
OMAHA'S GREATEST TEA AND
COFFEE MARKET.
WB ARB STILL SELLING COF-
FIES AT THE OLD PRICE.
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, well
known for Its quality and fla
vor, per lb. ......20c
Mancubo Blend Coffee, lb.... 25c
Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb.. 30c
Mocha and Java Blend Coffee, lb.,
35ei 3 lbs. for $10O
The best Tea SIf tings, lb.... 25c
UncoloredJapan Tea, per lb..40c
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb 25
.VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT.
15 pounds No. 1 Cooklna;
Potatoes V...85c
Fresh southern Shalot, Carrots,
or Turnips, bunch 6c
I henda fresh Endive ........10c
Fancy Cauliflower, lb 13Ht
SmiKB lrCBU vtiCi J .,.... w
New Cabbage, per lb.......2He
I head fresh Leaf Lettuce
for
Cape Cod Cranberries, Quart or
lb "Vie
Fancy rtpe Tomatoes, per lb.lOe
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per lb. Be
Large Grape Fruit, each
for 7c-10e-ltt
Fancy Jonathan Apples, per
box .....33.00
California felleflower Apples,
peck BOe
BVTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, ETC.
FRESH GOODS LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
No. 1 Storage Eggs, per doi..48
Fancy Tub Creamery Butter,
per lb. 00
-loung America or Wlsconnla
Cream Cheese, per lb 38e
Large Dili Pickles, doi 25e
Fresh Liberty Cabbage, qt...l5
Sweet, Sour or Mixed Plokles,
large jars 23a
Specials iii
Drug Dep't
$100 six Ingram' Milkweed
Cream 75
50o Hyglu Mascarlne ...,38
50o Buffer's (Ebony) 39j
50c Non-Spl 89i
ibc Mennen'a Tar ShamDooint:
25o
Cream 154
cum
railing Arbutus
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75o Toilet Waters, assorted
odors 49
$1.25 oz. Azurea or LeTrelle
Satchet Powder 79)
J1.50 Garden Glow Face
Powder 98
60c Sempre Giovlne 424
25c Imported Lip Stick.... 15i
50c Dr Charles Flesh Food..39
lOo Shlnola 74
12e Elder -Slower or Brown
Windsor Soap, t for. ...254
$1.00 . Combination Water Bot
tle and Syringe 81.49
Boys' School Sweaters
600 of Them
HALF PRICE
In dark -ajid light oxford, Maroon, Cardi
nal and navy blue; coat style, with sliawl
2nd roll collars ; all Bizes from 6 to 15
years; former prices $1.50. 7Es
Saturday, half price - OC
ues$8.95
100 BOYS' CORDUROY SUItS
$12.00 values,
Saturday
All with two pair of knickers of the
best American corduroy and tailored in
the very latest style. All sizes, 6 to 18
years.
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Combination of Eur
Introducing smart new models designell of
3quirrel, "beayer, mole and seal fur, combined
with duvetyn, velvet, brocaded silver, gold
and satin, in hand tailored effects.
OUR CASH PRICE
$
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Choicest Meats of All Kinds in Sanitary Market I
AU meaU kept under refrigeration and strictly sanitary conditions. An lmmence line oi smoKea meats
and fancy sausage of all klnda at lowest possible cash prices.
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Steer Pot Boast, special Saturday,
'per lb N. M7
It Pay-Tnr HAYDEN'S Firtt- It Pays
Californfa Style Hams. specIat'Saturday,
per lb 24V2 M