10
THE OMAHA BEE
WELFARE BOARD
ENTERTAINS fill
HI ARMY CAMPS
Jewish Organization Cares for
Needs of Mind and Body
, of Soldiers Back from
Overseas.
New York, Jan. 10. Two units of
musicians nf actor are touring
demobilization camps in the south
and east under the auspices of the
1 Jewish welfare board, Col. Harry
Cutler, chairman of the board, an
cnced today. This is part of the
.extens.ve program of entertainment
undertaken by the Jewish welfare
. board, to fill the leisure time of men
awaiting discharge. The performers
who irclucle, some of the most prom-
incnt on the Yiddish stage, arejiieet
ing tremendous success, Colonel
Cutler said.
Touring Camps Upton, Dix, Dev
ens, Meade, Humphreys, Wads
worth and the posts at Newport
News and Baltimore are Rashel
Rosenfeld, Harry Rosenfeld, Leon
Rosenstein, Alexander Tannenholz,
Abraham Reizin, B. Kovner, Jean
I'aurel and Anna Melzer. The other
unit is touring Camps Jackson,
Wadsworth, Sevier, Gordon, Han
cock. McClellan, Sheridan, Beaure
gard and Chickamauga National
park and is composed of Miss Zelda
Santley, Rose Erlich, Gertrude Wolf
and Rose Dreeben.
Remember Home Boys.
The man from Philadelphia
whether he is in camp in Kansas,
California or Georgia is being tak
en "care of by Philadelphians and is
feeling the influence of his home
folks, however distant he may be
from them. The Jewish welfare
board branch at Philadelphia has
communicated with all representa
tives of the organization throughout
the country, asking them to give
to each Philadelphian who receives
an honorable discharge information
regarding insurance, civilian relief,
vocational guidance and emplo
ment and to extend all possible aid
to the men in returning to civilian
life.
The New York City branch of the
Jewish welfare board has organized
a special needs committee to wel
come returning soldiers and to pro
vide them with a variety of com
forts. Fifty Jewish women's organ
izations in New York City are co
operating with Dr. William Fin
stein, chairman of the committee,
and are making tip baskets of fruit,
jollies and other delicacies for men
in the hospitals about New York.
Candv, cigarets and iL.wing gum
are distributed anions the men de
harking at Hoboken and are sent to
all demobilization centers. The gift
stock of the committee also includes
towels, nail files, handkerchiefs.
Karnes and books, w.iichxare handed
out generously.
Outing for Wounded.
Twenty-five wounded men in the
Lase hospital at Camp Meade were
given a day's outing by the Jewislj,'
welfare board. The men were
Riven an automobile trip about the
camp, an elaborate dinner, with
boxes of bon-bons as favors, and a
:heater party aCthe Liberty theater.
Hundreds of special delivery let
ters, cards and telegrams are sent
out by the Jewish welfare board at
Camp Mills. L. I., every time that a
transport arrives from Europe. Mills
is one of the. eastern debarkation,
:amps and the men a., soon as they
step off the gangplank are anxious
to notify their families of their safe
arrival. "Before they even tvash up
hey ask for stationary and' stamps
to write home," the Jewish welfare
Hoard secretary said. "They cer
tainly are glad to git back."
Shootings Nightly in
Petrograd; Soldiers
Sick of Slaughter
London, Jan. 10. The present
conditions in Petrograd are graph
ically described in the following ex
tracts from a letter which reached
icre a few days ago: .
"The times we are living in are so
horrible that one would scarcely be
lieve' it is reality. Daily mass ar
t? sts take place old, young7 men
a:sd women of all classes, and also
socialists only the bolshevists are
ixceptcd. .
"Conditions in the prisons are
frightful. No food is given, because
there is scarcely any, and in some
prisons for example, Feter and
Paul food which is brought by the
families of the prisoners is not dis
tributed. "Cromie, in the British embassy,
tried to defend the archives, but was
shot after having killed three men
wiih his revolver. Afterward, when
lie was lying on the ground and was
stilt moving his lips, they first re
fused the English prftt, and, after
tii.it, some English ladies got per
mission to go and help him. They
snot at him again and tore his St.
George" cross off and hung it on
:iiemselves.
"There is shooting here 1 every
night, especially in the fortress,
where they are quite young fellows
who are put to do it, and are shot
themselvei if they do not carry out
"The commissaires sit as if they
tvere in a fortress, with machine
tuns on all the staircases, with gun
rews ready, so they cafl hinder
neople from coming up. The sol
diers are disgusted with the shoot
ing, "The American Red Cross has a
kitchen where they make food and
pack it up for all the 38 Englishmen
together with packets for French
men. The Americans look after the
distribution to the English, as the
Dutch have nobody who do it; but
;pe Americans "themselves are not
secure."
Want Sons Back.
Topcla. Kansas, Jan. 10. Mem
i crs and delegates attending the
Sth session of the Kansas state
icard of ajriculture here adopted
if solutions last night declaring that
they opposrd compulsory military
training. The farmers also want
their sons returned home from the
terry is ju:ck!y at possible,
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STORE OPENS 9 A. M.
Out G
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Winter S
Hocks So January
STORE CLOSES 6 P. M.
Sales
I At Radical Reductions From Regular Low Cash Prices, That in Many Cases, More Than Doubles the Buying Power of Your Dollars. Our Winter Is Practically
Over, Yours But Just Begun, Buying Now at These January Sale Prices, You'll Find an Investment Really Worth While. Watch Our Windows and Ads.
Winter Underwear Must Go
To make room for the immense
stocks of Spring Garments, many of
which are now shown at attractive low
cash prices.
Saturday We Offer Six Remarkable
Specials in Winter Undergar
ments You Cannot Afford
to Miss. ,
Ladies' Silk and Wool Union Suits,
any style, worth to $3.98, i
cash price, at
Ladies' Wool, Fine
Mercerized Liile
and Silk Top Union
Suits, in flesh and
white and worth to
$2.50, at
$1.50
Ladies' Fleeced
Lined Vests or
Pants, all sizes
our special
cash price, at
35c
Ladies' Medium
Fleeced Union
Suits, all sizes,
worth to $1.50,
at
89c '
$2.98
L a d i e s' Part
Wool Vests or
Pants, good val
ues, our special
cash price, at
$1.00
Ladies' Heavy
Outing Flannel
Pajamas, worth
$3.00, our cash
price, at
$1.98
THE CASH STORE
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Big Special Reduction Sale of
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ceairaer &
GUARANTEED ALL WOOL
Ma
Men's Winter Suits and Overcoats
5, $10 and $15 Reduction
From Regular Cash Prices
Every garment fully -guaranteed the same as if sold at regular
prices. Sizes to fit all kinds of men, styles and patterns to suit all
kinds of ta'stes. Make selections Saturday.
At $
H
REMARKABLE LOW CASH
PRICES IN OUR
January
Sale of
osiery
Absolutely perfect
goods broadest assort
ments in Omaha for selec
tion. Underpricings You'll
Appreciate
Women's Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery, in best col
ors, with double elastic
tops and double heels
and soles, all regular
$1.75 quality, (f q
sale price, atp 1,1
Women's Fine Mercer
ized Lisle and Fiber Silk
Hose, all wanted colors,
85c values, cash rn
price, at DUG
III
Women's Cashmere Fin
ish Hose, in black and
gray, never sold for less
than 50c, sale
price, at
35c
Infants' Cashmere Hose,
all colors, with silk
heels and toes,
59c values, at
39c
MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S
Sweaters
and Caps
At sweeping price re
ductions to effect quick
clearance.
Remarkable Bargains
Saturday on Second
Floor, Front Room
Misses' and Children's
Sweaters
In copen, rose and grey,
roll collar and belt, values
to $5, sizes, 26 to 34, Sat
urday,
at ..
$2.95
Children's and Ladies'
Caps
In al! shades, a large as
sortment for your selec
tion, values to 85c, r A
cash price, at .OUC
Cap and Scarf
Combined
In rose, grey, blue, green,
etc.,- .values to di
$2.50, cash price a 1. J U
The Purchasing Power of Your Dollar in Many Cases More Than Doubles
January Sale of Women's Winter
Coats,Suits,Furs and Dresses
in
Handsome Serge Dresses
A wonderfully attractive lot just re
ceived from our New York buyer. Come
in All Wool Serges, in . a wide assort
ment of very clever styles.
IN THREE SPECIAL LOTS
85 Elegant Coats
In fine cloths and plushes with fur col
lars, cuffs and borders. Coats made to
sell up to" $100. On special sale Satur
day. IN THREE SPECIAL LOTS
$15-$19.50-$25 $50-$65:-$75
OVER THREE HUNDRED
WINTER COATS
That sold regularly at from $35 to
$85, now marked, at
JUST HALF PRICE
OVER TWO HUNDRED
, WINTER DRESSES
In beautiful materials and designs,
on sale, at .
JUST HALF PRICE
ALL FUR COATS
At 25 Per Cent Discount
From regular low cash prices.
SEVENTY-FIVE TAILORED SUITS gtf
That sold up to $35.00, all go Saturday, (1 j)
at one cash price .
Silk Sweaters and Slip-Ons 7 Cf
That sold up to $18.50, ,, our mJU
cash price, at "
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF CHILDREN'S
WINTER COATS
AT JUST HALF
Hundreds of Beautiful Georgette Blouses
$3.95-$5-$5.95
All the season's most beautiful styles and wanted shades, worth to
8.50. New lot just received, on '
sale in Three Special Lots Saturday
ounspecial cash price, at
Girls' Dresses
In Silks and Serges that
sold at $12.50 to $18.50,
your choice
$10.00
Neckwear
and
Veilin
An immense stock of
up-to-date styles, all
marked for quick sale
at big reduction from
our regular low cash
prices.
THREE SPECIAL
LOTS SATURDAY
HALF PRICE
$2.00 Neckwear, $1.00
Georgette, Satin and Or
gandy Collar and Cuff
Sets, trimmed with good
quality Venice and filet
lace, worth up to $2, cash
Saturday. .
-$1.00
$1.50 Pique Collar, 75c
Pique Vestees, in high and
low neck, also collar and
cuff sets, in roll and
square collars, regular
value, $1.75, special cash
price Saturday, rj
at DC
$1.50 Veils, 75c
Straight and circular veils
in all shade3, regular val
ue, $1.50, cash 7C
price Saturday, at O C
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFITABLE
BUYING SATURDAY IN OUR
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Furnishing
Dept.
Men's Heavy Cotton Rib
Union Suits, consisting
of three broken lines
from our regular stock
in medium fleece and no
fleece, ecru and gray,
all sizes 34 to 46. Our
regular low cash price
$2.50 ; on sale, Satur
day, at
$3 & $3.50 Flannel Shirts
$1.95
Men's Flannel Shirts, including
heavy cotton, medium weight
wool mixed and light weight
wool in blue, gray, khaki, military
or . flat collars, sizes J.41 to 20.
Broken lines from our regular
stock, worth up to $3.50, Satur
day, at
$1.95
$1.65
it-
After Inventory
SHOE SALE
Many Broken Lines to Be Closed at
Prices Less Than Makers'
i
Cost Today.
Women's $6.50 Shoes, in broken sizes
in each lot, but nearly all sizes.
Hayden's Cash Price, at $4.95
Women's $5.00 Shoes, button and lace, in welts
and McKay's, splendid values. Hayden's Cash
Price, at $3.95
Women's Small Sizes, in button and lace shoes,
all welts, values up to $4.50, cash price $1.93
Men's Calf and Kid Shoes, in English lace styles,
Goodyear welt soles, a good $6.00 value. Hay
den's Cash Price, at '..$3.95
Men's $4.00 Shoes, in English lace and Bluchers,
welt soles, all sizes. Hayden s
Cash Price, at . . . ... .$2.95
ChiIds"Kid Button Shoes, black
cloth topst in sizes from 5 to 8,
with turn soles, $1.35
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values, xiojueu d
Cash Price, at.. $1.00
I- Ladies' X
$2.50 j
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I Kid Gloves 1
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I 500 Dozen Ladies'
White Bacmo Kid
Gloves, all sizes
(slightly soiled, but
I all new stock), regu- jj
lar $2.50 gloves, spe- 1
I cial cash price
$1.45 j
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Parents Will Be Interested in This
Clearance- Sale of
Boys Suits and Sweaters
500 Boys' Knicker Suits
Wifh nnp nrifl twn nair nants.
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in medium and heavy weight,
wear resisting matenals and
snappy up-to-date styles, all
sizes. 6 to 18 years, former $
prices, $10 and $12.
Saturday $6.95
Our Entire Stock of $1.25 Boys' Sweaters
In heavy rope stitch, in navy, oxford a r
and cardinal, all sizes, b to 15 years, fcJjJJ
Saturday, at .
Boy' Department Third Floor
Sweeping Price Reductions
STOVES AND RANGES
; $43.00 Valu. Six-Hoi. Ranfe, 18-lneh
. oven, cuh price $37.00
i $100 Value Six-Hoi. Combination Coal
oven, cash price ....$52.00
r $100 Value Six-Hole Combination Coal
" and Gas, cash price ......... $87.00
$55.00 Value Cabinet Cat Ru,fe, earn
j. price i $45.00
$35.00 Value Four-Hole Cat Stove with
- Oven, cash price .. $30.00
Soft Coal Heatera, all aizea and prices
" up from $9.00
. Oil Heatera, up from $5.45
'-. -Food Chopper., up from $1.25
. $3.00 Value Caaaerolee, cash pr. $2.00
24-Pound Family Scales, cash price, at
only $1.50
$3.00 Valu. Electric Irons, Cash Price,
at $3.25
75e Value Four-Tie Broom, cash price,
at 60c
ICE SKATES.
98e Value, sizes S, 8'i, 9, 9',i. 10.
cash
price 59c
$1.95 Value, sizes 8, 8'., 9. i, 10. 11.
rash price $1.25
$3.25 Value, sizes 8, 8Vj, 9. 10. 12,
cash price $2 00
75c Value Sleds, cash price. ...... .45c
$1.75 Value Sleds, cash price. .. .$1.25
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Choicest Quality Meats of All Kinds
At Lowest Cash Prices
IN OUR SANITARY MARKET
Don't' Miss These Saturday Specials
Pork Loin rtH Steer Beef Pot
Roast lb. OC Roast, lb. ...... 1 2C
All kinds of Smoked and Salt Meat, Sausages
and Cooked Meats in Delicatessen Department.
Here's Some Interesting Grocery Prices
FOR SATURDAY'S SPECIAL SALE
Highest Quality and Lowest Cash Prices.
9 lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar 03c
..h;ntttan rrlsD Corn Flakes.
package c
Post Toastles, pkg 10c
Grape Nuts, pkg .1V2C I
The Best Domestic Macaroni, Ver
micelli, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, :
package 7VjC ;
16-ounce cans Condensed Milk, loc
(-ounce cant Condensed Milk, 6c !
Large Jars Pure Fruit Preserves, j
assorted flavors, per jar 33c ,
Large Jars Pure Apple Butter,. .25c j
Kamo soups, assorted Kinns, can. .iuc
Large Cans Golden Pumpkin or
Kraut 11
Larce Cans Lye Hominy. ... rr. .9e
Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn, can... 15c
Early June Peas, can 14c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, can 14c
No. 2 cans Baked Pork and
cans Baked Pork
. .t4e
and
.6"c
.21c
.28c
Beans
No. 1
Beans
Tall cans Fancy Pink Salmon,
Tall cans Fancy Red Salmon,
Large bottles Pure Tomato. Catsup,
each 25c
Large Bottles Pure Strained Honey,
each 65c
Pure Cider Vinegar, bottle 10c
i'ure White or Red Vinegar, gal.. .30c
10 bars Swift's Pride Laundry Soap,
bar '.38c
Vcsst Foam, package . . 4c
THE VEGETABLE MARKET
For the People.
IS lbs. good Cooking Potatoes ..29c
Fancy Holland Seed Cahhage, Ih. 3c
Large bunches Fresh Shalota, Beets,
Carrots. Turnips or Radishes. . . .5c
Fancy Head Lettuce, head ,...12VtC
2 large Green Peppers 5c
Old Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips
and Rutabagas, lb 3 I-3c
Fancy Red Globe Onions, lb. . .3 l-3c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, lb. .,..7'iC
Fancy Cauliflower, lb 12','jC
Fancy Florida Grape Fruit, each 7 Vic
Orange Special 80 size, dozen ..60c
126 size, dozen 50c
Large fancy Lemons, doz. 23, 30, 35c
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, ETC
No, 1 Storage Eggs, -dozen 82c
No. 1 Creamery Butter, bulk... 55c
Wisconsin Cheese, full cream.. .42e
Nippy and Deviled Cheese, each.. 10c
Fresh Peanut Butter, bulk 25c
Gem Nut Margnrine 32c
5-lb. pails Snowftake Margarine, $1.75
Bulk Chow Chow, quart 25c
Hoinz rut Dili Pickles, auart 10c
Bulk Kraut, luart 12' ic
Bulk Swcea, Pickles, quart 30c
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