Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 18, 1919, Image 16

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VEIIILE COURT;
January Sale Cash Pricings Offer Matchless Samiig Opportunities
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Nearly AH of Juvenile Cases
Point to Dead, Divorced
or Separated Parents
- of DeKrpnts. ;
A marked increase is noted in the
activities of the juvenile court of
Douglas county during . 1918, as
against 1917.
Jn 1917 the police turned over 247
children to the juvenile authorities,
in 1918, $76. -
Utner comparisons:
' 191S.
Old esse in Juvenll court.. 21S
One before Juvenile Judge (It
Children brought befor Ju g 11
Children In court with no
prevlou Juvenile oourt
-records 137
Children handled out of
court M!
Visitation made by Juvenile -
officer ....... ...T,73
1917.
7 Jl
(31
114
1.383
.. During 1918 there were 18 girls
committed to the state home at
Geneva, as against 14 in 1917. 'Last
year 59 hoys were sent to Kearney,
and in 191 the total was 68.
Of all the children handled by the
juvenile officers last year, 329 were
cases where parents were dead, di
vorced, deserted or separated; the
total for that class in 1917 was 267.
One hundred and twenty children
were paroled last year, as against
36 in 1917. " v
The total numer of children
"handled in and out of court vuas
2,367 for the year; total for 1917,
2,076 : ;
Cases of delinquency were record
ed during the year as follows:
Aiuit
Breaking end entering It
Disturbing the peace, fighting, violat
ing tbe police regulation; carrying
concealed weapone ,, , 17
Destroying property 15-
Trespassing property
4
Intiulcation
IncarrlKible Wayward ..
S"X offenses Immorality
Tneft of every kind....'.
Attempt to kill ........
Truancy ...j . . ..
....
....
.... 11
....143
....138
Odessa Wants Help
of All Allied Nations
;''t':: Asainst Bolshevik
London, Jan. 17. Odessa is alive
with allied activities Reuter's lim
ited special correspondent in South
KussFa telegraphed from Odessa un
der date of January 7.
"Poilus and Zouaves and strings
of tanks lurched through the streets
today," the correspondent writes.
"And cavalry and airplanes are be
ginning to arrive. More transports
are expected from Saloniki. The
French warships, Mirabeau, Justice,
Freest Rerun and Jules Michelet,
besides lesser crafts and also the
British warship Grafton and the
Italian Roma are ir the harbor.
"The speeches of Premier Gem
enceau and Stephen Pichon, the
French foreign minister, have been
warmly welcomed in Odessa. It is
urged bv the Russians here as in
the north that without the whole-
hfartfd assistance of the allies the
fosi i.lattflns of ordered government
cannot be established in Russia,
"General Denikine's volunteer
army- has acquitted itself heroically
as all recognize. Although it is a
Non-parly organization it is support
ed by the most progressive ele
r ;?nts of the municipality and by
tr. Zemetvos in South Russia, elect
ed since the revolution. Its ranks
would be easily swelled if adequate
pay were offered. As it is, the fam
ilies of both officers and men are
left virtually destitute in bitter con
trast with the lavish conditions ot
fered by the bolsheviki.
"The congress of the southern mu
nicipal Zemstvos, held at Simferopol,
adopted resolutions equally oppos
ing bolshevik dictatorship and the
restoration of the monarchy and
warmly welcoming the .appearance
of the allied troops and the assist
ance of the older democracies of
Furope nd America. The so-called
papular socialists adopted similar
resolutions." ..
Ebert Sl Holds
to Dream of World
Conquest by Teutons
London, Jan. 17, (British Wire
'e?s Service.) Germans have deter
mined to seize all provinces in the
hands of Poles in Prussia, if the
Polish' provinces 'of Germany are to
he restored to Poland, say reports
from an authoritative source pub-
.isned in the newspapers today.
All parties in Germany agree on
this, it is said, and it will be easy as
the German, immigrants-in these
provinces have been armed by the
German government.
important to Germany than the left J
'. aak of the Rhine. If Germany can.
keep thee Polish provinces, Chan
cellor Ebert has declared, she can
Increase her influence to the south
and east and one day reconquer in
the west what she has now lost.
This assertion was rnade by the
chancellor at a secret meeting of all
rarties, at which he also stated that
Germany . will reconquer the west
I through the east. If, on the other
hand, Germany should lose the Po-
ii'Tti provinces, the rebirth of politi
cal power through pacific efforts at
expansion to the east would be im
possible.
At a secret session of the budget
commission just before the signing
of the armistice, the reports pub
! i shed today say, it was agreed that
the Polish provinces were not eco-
'.i.-'-'.icaliy necessary to Germany. It
vji decided that the public should
ti t he informed of this but instead
(should be impressed with the fact
x u Germany would die without
; ' province.
Ta 7.'!3ne Troops.
.':-.v York, Jan. 16. The RoXy
Mountain club of New York has
t "1 designated as the official recep
t -i board to receive and entertain
v f stern troops returning from over
sw, it was announced here last
r. The club will provide a suit
ihe "home coming," show the boys
! i '-M of .he eity and see that
:. 7 ate started safely to their west
ern 1- .es .
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Your Liberty Bonds
Taken at full market value in exchange for merchan-
dise purchased here. Our-low cash pricea in January
Sales, in all departments, makes buying now profitable.
Specials in
Drug Section
We Palm OUtc Shampoo Our '
Cash Flrec only...; 384
3S Sanltol Hair Shampoo .
Our Casii Plct ....29
7!!5 Brow ' Camphoraf
l'ooth Powdrr Now. . . . . 19
23c Aator'a Sore Tfcroat Garcl
-Our Cash Price ,19t
25e Tooth Bruahea Our Cash
Price only 15
35 Band Lotion Our Epennl
Cash Price only lot
2Be Powder PuKa Large ize.
Our Cash Price 15
l5e Imported Lip Stick Our
Cash Price only .15
l.nxor Faro P o w d r All
Shades. Cash Price 50
I2e Wllllama' Elder Flower
Soap Cash Price 8 1-3
lOo Sslnoia Al) shades. Our
Cash Price only 6
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January Clearance S'ale of
Women's and
Children's
Hosiery
Wonien'g Silk Hosiery Wlti
full flare tops, double 'soles
and high spliced heels; worth
$2.50. Cash Price .... $ 1 .95
Women's Pure Dye' Thread
Silk H o s 1 e 7 In all new
shades. Our Special Cash
Price only.... ..S1.19
Women's Mercerized lisle and
Fiber Silk Hose All colors. .
Our Cash Price... 59
Boys' and Girls' School Hose
Light and medium weight,
black and white; at.... 39
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Rather early you may think, ..still they are being
worn by all the smart ydressers down east. Hundreds of
smart, new styles that just arrived from New York.
Styles which are favored for immediate wear. Although
the majority of them are made entirely of strew, there
are also smart combinations of straw and satin, also
straw and georgette. . Some, come in those beautiful rich
Henna shades, also brown, blues, taupe and the always
popular black v . .
We ask you to see
them, as mere word.
will not do them
justice. Cash -Price
0.6.45 to
$10.00
$2.50 Satin iShapes, ( 1
Special, at. . . . ..." .Ap vl
The much wanted smart medium and small
styles in good quality satin, in black, colors and
beautiful combinations;, reguire little trimming.
Only eighteen dozen, while they last, only $1.69.
Neckwear and
Veiling
Greatly Eedoced
Georgette Collar and Cnffs
In round and square, both
trimmed with good quality
Venice and Filet lace; worth
up to $3.00. Our Special Cash
Price, Saturday SS.CO
Safin and Georgette Vestees
In high and low neck; all
tins; regular value $3. B0.
Our Cash Price, Sat. -SS.50
WashaWe SaUa Eoll Collar
Also Georgettes, In roll and
square effects, trimmed with
Pilot lace; regular value
J1.6 Saturday, at. . .$1.00
f Srrniar end Straleht Veils
In ail colors, wiih chenilie
bolder; regular value $1.50.
Casu Price, Saturday. ,.7Cj
F -s Fi7e Qnal'ty Crepe
t . " i Scarfs In all colors, 2
rard lengflip; regular value
75c Our Special Cash Price,
Saturday, at 'Zs4
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Sweeping Price Reductions in Our January Sale of Women's,
Misses' and Children's Outer Apparel That Insure
Quick Disposal of Our Present Stocks
65 Fur Trimmed Coats
Elegant garments in finest cloths
and plushes, that sold up to $100;
in three special lots, at
$45, $55 and $65
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Extra Sized Dresses
That sold. up to $40, sizes to 56
inches; taffetas, crepe de chines
and satin; beautiful designs; in
all wanted colors; at. .. .$5.00
Ilore-New Serge Presses
A big shipment, just received, beau
tiful new models; in three special
lots for Saturday's selling
$15, $19.50 and $25
Afternoon and Evening
Dresses . ' .
Charming new designs in georgettes,
taffetas and rich combinations;,
three choice lots
$35, $49 and $59
traw
Mats
.'for Now
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Special Sale"
4- . C! 1 rf-k y-k i i
Saturday
Men s Ligh-Orade Shoes In both blucher and Eng.
hsh lace styles real $6.00 valued Ilayden's Special
vCash Price only 3.05
Ken's Calf and Eid Eluchers Also a few Neolin soles,
calf English lace shoes; a good $4.00 values.. Ilayden's
Special Cash Price 52.05
Women's Vici Kid Lace and Button Shoes Values up
to $6.00; a good sprinkling of all sizes; with low and
high heels. Ifyyden's Cash Price. Jp3.05
I Little Gents' Calf Eluchers Sizes, 10 to 1312- Hay
den's Special Cash Price....1 .....tSJSl.OS
CMld3 Turn Sole Shoes In kid button with black
cloth tops; all sizes, 1 to 8. Hayden'i Special Cash
Price, while they last, at .i.. Ol.CO
Women's Small Sizes in Good All-Leather Shoes
values up to f 4.50. Harden'
Cash
STETSON anil C!in7.?i7,.T F.TTftT!3 fnr f.TT.J
CE0VE2 and QTJZO Quality SII0E3 for WC23N.
Uiil.jtl.i.oSli
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. THE CASH STORE .
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Three Muskrat Fur . Coats i5 inches long, that sold to
$200 all beauties. ' On sale, to close, at ?25
Three Hudson Seal Coats In 36, 40 or 45-inch; worth to
$300. On sale, to close, choice, at ". .... . . .$198
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v ' Big Special Reduction Sale of J
Hart Schaf filer & Marx 1
Guaranteed All Wool
Men's Winter and Overcoats 1
! at $5, $10 and $15 Reductions
v Froin Regular Cash Prices
i Every, garment fully guaranteed the same as if sold at regu- 5
x lar prices. Sizes to fit all kinds of men, styles and patterns to I
5 suit alL kinds of tastes. Make selections Saturday. jj
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January Clearance Bargains
Saturday in Children
Section
- , . .
Second Floor
Children's Serge
Dresses Sizes 6 to 12
years ; special values.
Our Special Cash Price
Saturday $5.00
Girls' Serge , and Silk
) Dresses Sizes 10 to
16; sold up to $15.00.
Our Special Cash Price
Saturday ....$10.00
(i Li
All Children's Cloth Coat3 at Half Price
Little Tots' Winter Coats Sizes 2 to 6;
old up to $15.00. Our Special Cash
Price ....... t ?5.00
Girls' Wash Dresses All sizes. Ourf
Special Cash Price Saturday ...2.08 '
Clearance Sale of
Boys' Suits
and
Sweaters
500 Eoys' Enicker Suits
With one and two pair
pants, in medium and
heavy weight, wear re
sisting materials and
snappy up-to-date styles,
all sizes, 6 to 18 years;
former prices, $10 and
$12, Satur-
day, at..:.
Our Entire Stock of $1.25
Eoys' Sweaters
.In heavy rope stitch,, in
nary, oxford and cardinal,
all sizes, 6 to 15 years;
2? ..49c
Eoys' Dept. Third Floor.
Price S1.CS
It Pai;3--Trij Ilajjden 's First It Pays
Ladies'UndenvearSpecials
Ladles' Silk and Wool
I nion Suits All sizes, any
style; worth to 13.50. Our
Cash Price 2.98.
Silk and Wool Tests end
lights $2.00 values. Our
Cash Price S1.50
ladies' Silk Top. Medinm
Weight, Heavy I'leeco or
Part Wool Union Snits
All styles; worth to $2.60;
flesh or white. Our Spe
cial Cash Price. .. .S1.50
Ladles' Medinm Fleece
Vests and Pants Worth
75c. Cash Price 35
Children's Opting Sleepers,
Boys' Kht Shirts, Kinder
garten Pajamas and Clowns
-Worth $1.75. Our Cash
Price, Saturday. . ....98
Ladles' Oniing 1 Flannel
Pajamas All sizes; worth
to $3.50; at.. ...... $1.93
Odd-lots Ladies' low neck, no sleeve, knee
length, silk top or fine mercerized lisle; worth
to $2 50. Our Cash Price $1.50
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CHE FXOTO MARKET T8 AD
VANCING, Jit.' NOW.
It-lb. lack best h I ( h-f r fl
Diamond "H" Flour .Vb
24-lb sack beat h I f h-r riS"
Diamond "H" Flour 1.45
!4-lb. &ck pur Ry Flour.. .S1.43
I lha. beet pur Can Uranulated
SuRar (or Mo
l bars Swiff Prld Laundry
. Soap for 380
Th beat No. 1 Hand Picked Navjr
Beana, per lb 10a
fancy Japan Bice, lb lie
The beet domestic Macaroni,
gpaehettl. Vermicelli r Kgs
Noodles, packaic
!2-ounce Jar Pur Apple Butter
per Jar f5
Jl-ounce Jar Pur Fruit Preserve.
per Jar ...
Wah!ni?toii Crlap Corn Flakes, per
' parkag f '.lOo
lt-ounc can Coodenaed Milk.
per can j 15
-ounce , can .Condensed MHk,
per can i
Ko. 3 can Pork and Bean 14o
Early June Pens, enn 14o
Fancy oild packed Kip Tomatoee,
per can 14c
Kama asaorted Soups, can lOo
Sweet, aour or minced Fickle, per
bottle 9"
Pure whit or red Vinegar, per
gallon 30o
li-ouncs bottl pur Cider Vinegar,
per bottle lo
Larg packaa-e Belt Rising Fancaka
Flour, package I4o
t-lb. can high.grad Baklti
Powder, per can 2ic
Larre bottle pur Tomato Catsup.
. per bottl 3o
6.95
We Do Our
As faraa possible from the producers. We want your
Fresh. Dressed Poultry, Eggs, Butter, etc., end will pay
spot cash at highest market price on day of delivery.
375 Cloth Coats
That sold at from $25 up to $75;
now, ehoict
Just Half Price
$12.il0 up to $37.50
45 Extra Sized Coat3
For large women, that sold up
to $45 j in this sale.....?20.E3
. Blouses Attractively
Priced
Tea Dozen Tub Silk Blouses All
sizes. Special Cash Price. ', . .2.05
-Hundreds of Dainty Geprgette
. JBlouses-All colors, and made to sell
. up to $7.50. Saturday. ... .... 4.95
200 Women's' and Kisses' Eilk
"Dress Skirts at ONE-HALF Price
.' Saturday. ' "
Dixs Make Gingham and Percale
House Dresses All sizes; worth
$5.00, choice Saturday $3.75
Three Rousing Specials Sat'day
in Men's Furnishing Section
$1.50 Men's Shirts, 95c
One Hundred Dozen lien V Shirts From our Tegular
stock, in soft or stiff cuffs; made of good quality per
cales, pongee and madras cloth, all fast colors ; all sizes,
Uy2 to ny2 neckband. Our Special Cash Q r
Price, Saturday, at. O C
$10 to $15 Smoking Jackets, $5
Our Entire Stock of lien's Smoking Jackets Consist
ing of 150. garments, including stouts and regulars; all
desirable patterns, neatly trimmed; all sizes, 37 to 46;
our regular $10.00 to $15.00- value. : Our A f
Special Cash Price, Saturday. I
$3.00 Men's Union Suits, $1.85
Men's Heavy Spring Needle Union Suits Worsted ef
fect; from our regular stock, just the thing for the man
out of doors; in these garments you vrill get comfort
and wearing qualities rarely shown at this 0ET
price. Our Cash Price. I)jLeOO
You ban. Reduce Your Housekeeping Expenses One-Third by Trading
Our Mammoth: Grocery Department for Cash
DRIED FRUIT AND NTT
Ciolc Callfornl Prune, lb....lO
Fancy California Prunes. .12tie-15e
Fancy Three-Crown -Muscatel Rala-
ln. per lb......... 15
Fancy Oal. Seedless Ealslns, lb..!5o
FaW Cal. Cooking Fil?s, lb....2.o
Fancy Evaporated Apples, lb...io
Fancy Pitted prunes, 15-0. for.l.'V)
Fancy Moor Park Apricots, lb...(o
Fancy Bartlett Pears, lb S
Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb Mo
Gallon Jugs Hiram Flnaappl
Cider for
v'o. 1 Cal. Eng. Walnut. ..36o-SR
fresh Roasted Peanute, lb loe
MAHA'S GREATEST TEA AND
; COFFER MARKET,
rhe lnt Pricei Quoted by Any
Omahs Imlly V'a 8V Ponnd.
rrEt UA1DKVS M1KKS IKT.
Our Famous Diamond "H" Golden
Santos Coffee, unexcelled for
quality and flavor, lb ie
Uocha A- Java Blend, now retailing
from 45c up, our price, lb.,..3n
.'holes Basket Fired or Sun Dried
Japan Tea, per lb 4o
Th best Tea Sifting, lb. 2fto
iOO! ' COOKINCi POTATOKH,
. peck. IS ll
Vresh Shalots. Beet , Carrots,
Turnip or Hadlshes, bunch... "o
Fancy Had Lettuce. head....ltH
Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, lb..3o
l.arce Bunches Fresh Parsley... 4o
Freh Howrsdlsh Root, lb....T4o
Fancy Cauliflower, lb ....ISV-o
Fancy Rip Tomatoes, lb 15o
Old Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Para
nips, Rutabaga, lb......., l-3o
!HI!MtnHIfutr)iAl(H!l!'!:HM,,",M'iMlti,'t,
Buying Direct
$2.50 Ladies'
Yhite Bacmo
Lambskin Gloves
All sizes; all new stock,
but slightly 'soiled from
handling; all regular
$2.50 values; at.. $1.45
January Clearance
Specials
Corsets and
Sweaters
Second Floor, Front Boom
Ladies' and Kisses' Eab
ber Top Corsets Free
hip, made of pink bro
cade; sizes 20 to 27. Cash
Price $2.50
Children's Sweaters In
copen, rose, gray and redT
roll collars and full
length belt; sizes 26 to
34; values to $5.00. Our
Cash Price $2,75
Odds and Ends of Unit--ted
Scarfs In blue, rose,
etc.; values to $1.50. Cash
Price Saturday .... 50
Children's Toques In a
large assortment of styles
and colors; regular 85o
caps. Cash Price ...50
SrtDCIAL HIGHLAND NAVEL
ORANGE SALE.
HeguTar 11.00, 75s and 4e !re,
sal prices, dos (Oe-SOe-sOc
BUTTER ECGS, CHEESE, ETC.
No. 1 etorag Hr.tm, dos. ...... .B?c
No. 1 Crmy Butter, bulk 6fl
Fresh Peanut Butter, lb ..ZOo
American Full Cream Chess. .4.ii
Gem Nut Margarin 32
S-lb, carton Lincoln Oleo..... ,MWt
Horn Ktade Hominy, qt X8V-e
Large DIU Pickle, doi iv
Saturday Specials
In Oar
Sanitary Market
3teer Pot Eoasttlb. 17i4
Cone Leaf Lard 2 TV
3acon Strips, lb. ...33
UKind3 of Cooked and
Smoked Meats and Sau
sage in Delicatessen
Department.
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