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RESERVE BOARD
WARNS AGAINST
UNDUECIIANCES
PossibWity That Speculation
Mayv Exert Injurious Influ
: ence On TraaVPrompts .
' - Warning.
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Washington, July 2. Optimism as
to the business outlook reported to
day in the federal reserve board's
monthly statement of conditions
was tempered with renewed warning
against undue speculation.
y "tn nearly all the districts." the
" board's statement said, "the opinion
is entertained that the prospects for
a successful and prosperous year,
with very large output of .goods and
almost unprecedented financial re
turns both to manufacturers,' agri
culturists and laborers now are posi
tive. The possibility that specular
tion may be carried too far and maH
exert an injurious influence, aided
and furthered by the existence of
free credit and speculative tenden
cies, appears as the principal offset
ting influence in the situation." v
Prices Rise During June.
Prices continued to rise through-
out June, the board's statement
: showed, and enormously heavy de
mand for goods for export had ren
dered products in many lines scarce.
In nearly all districts it was report
ed business men had decided they
could rely upon heavy demand and
continuously sustained prices ioy
some time to cpme, while a telling
of apprehension entertained early in
the year was" disappearing, jobbers"
and retailers readily entering into
large commitments for fall and win
ter. ! In many respects the agricultural
prospects of the- early spring are
being mors than justified. Wheat,
corn, cotton, tobacco and Pacific
n coast crops will be harvested in
s record quantities. Live stock con
tinues high in price. Steel and iron
experienced a distinct turn for the
better. The fuel situation has been
much below normal with prospects
of a tight situation next winter
Metal mining industry was again
improving.
Cafton Demands Excessive
Manufacturing likewise took a
strong upward turn during June.
Demand for fine cotton goods ex-
' ceeds production. Shoe factories
are producing at maximum capacity,
while heavy demand from Europe
, has drawn off much of the available
supply. Wool products are sold
ahead for ' months. ' Automobile
manufacturing is running in many
plants at record levels.
Building shows continuation of the
revival noted in previous months.
Heavy buying of lumber b'y retailers
i has become general. There is much
trading in houses and business prop
erty. Labor Situation Satisfactory.
"The labor situation has now
reached sT distinctly advanced stage
.pf full employment," the board's
statement said in commenting on
- employment conditions. s
"There is apparently no present
' condition of unemployment; indeed,
many industries report they cannot
get the men they need, while wages
are fully up to past levels, or higher.
The requirements for farm help are
absorbing surplus labor in practical
, Jy all parts of the country. There is
.some surplus of unskilled workers
in. some centers, but this is not dif
ferent from the condition in normal
" times. No reduction in wage scales
is now foreseen.
Advocate Increase for Clerks.
"One of the principal problems in
the labor situation- noted by
thoughtful observers is the fact that
clerks, and office erriployes, as well
as other workers receiving more or
, less fixed incomes, have not yet par
ticipated in. the advance in wages.
Improvement for these classes of
workers will be necessary if prices
are to continue at their present
level, but will, of, course, add corre
spondingly to the cost of business to
the government.
" "Returning soldiers are being rap
1 idly and steadily absorbed into busi
ness arid the problem which for a
time seemed to threaten In this con
nection is now apparently minimized
-; in all directions. From the farming
districts particularly'comes the re
port that the supply of labor i
scanty and likely to prove more so
as business progresses."
Government credit was reported
in good condition, as evidenced by
the high and rising market for liber
ty bonds of practically all issues,
particularly Victory notes.
Indiana City Second Largest
to Rubber Industry to U. S.
Anderson, Ind., July 2. With e
can epilation of war cqiUgaj&ayhf
federal government at the close of
hostilities the more than 100 man
ufacturing concerns in Anderson re
turned to a peace basis without the
-loss of a day's time. -More than 50
different commodities are manufac
tured in Anderson, and, according
to rubber industry men, this city is
the second city in the United States
in rubber industry. Three automo
bile tire factories are located in
Anderson, which places it next to
Akron, O., where more than 50 per
cent of the automobile tires of the
country are turned out
The Bee Want Ads are the Best
Business Booster.
Kansans Who Help Harvest
To Be Given Service Stripes
Emporia, Kan., July 2. "Service"
stripes for harvest hands volun-
Pleasasit OneCash
teeri among the clerks, workers and rwork,
business men of this city who got
into the harvest fields after the day's
work is done" in order to "save the
whsat crop" will be awarded, Frank
Lustutter, who is organizing the
,
declared. He has arranged
to give a stripe for every day's work
in the fields after their regular work
is done.
The business men will give th
money thus earned to charity.
Buying Here Will HdpYfu Saw a "rath" I the Prtneg
DO YOTJK BUYING THURSDAY THIS STORE
CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, JULY 4TH
" 7 : S
J Pleasing ' July Underpricings j
Men'sFumishings
Qualities sure to give' you
satisfying service. Prices that
-tisure savings.
$2.00 and $2.25 Men's . v
Bathing Suits, $1.50
Over 500 men's bathing suits from our
regular stock repriced for quick clean-up.
Come In navy and white, red and white and
gray and white combination, sizes 36 to 44.
On Sale Thursday $1.50
$2.50 Union Suits, $1.95
Chalmer's cotton rib union suits, made
of very close woven soft texture yarns
which assures elasticity and comfort seldom
found in garments at this price, come in
short sleeve, anlfle length, . ecru or white,
sizes 34 to 46. N
On Sale Thursday $1.95
. $2.00 and $2.25 Shirts, $1.65
These are all Salisbury shirts, which means high standard of
quality and workmanship. Come In corded woven madras, cotton
crepe, brocaded madras,- sizes, 14 to 17.
v On Sale Thuf sday, $1.65
Men's Silk Shirts in all the latest wanted patterns in tubs or
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PREPARE FOR THE "4TH" THURSDAY, THIS
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, JULY 4TH
Drugs and Toilet Goods
75c Perfume, Jockey Club,
Violet and Locust Blossom,
cash price, per ounce.... 28
60c Marvelous or Daggett and
Ramsdell's Cold Cream, at.. 394
60c Fozzoni's Face Powder, cash
price, at 35tf
S5c Woodbury's Face Creams,
cash price .....194
25c Mennen's or Massatta Tal
cum Powder, cash price 174
jilelba Lilac orjjoverne Toilet
Water, special slaercftsh pr.504
Condition
of Highways
crepe de chine, at low cash prices.
$1.25 Pinaud's Lilac Toilet
Water, special cash price. 804
S5c Peterman's new discovery,
(kills bedbugs) our price... 194
25c Mufti Cleaner, cash pr..l94
30c Sal Hepatica, cash price. ZOe .
60c Mentholatum, cash price. 894
25c Pear's Soaps, cash price. 154
10c Hardwater Castile Soap, our
cash price 74
Give our prescription de
partment a trial. We till them
for less. Highest quality
drugrs ajrd chemicals used. Ac
curacy guaranteed.
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v Independence Day
MAIN FLOOR AND
ANNEX SALESROOM
Our National Flag Sewed
stripes, clamp dye field, canvas
heading, brass grommets.
3x5 feet, at $1.00
4x6 feet, at $1.50
Our National Flag, silk mixed,
mounted on sticks, with spear
head, each -25
National Eunting, by the yard,
at yard 10
Parasols, covered with red,
white and blue, each 25
Wool Bunting and Invincible
Bunting Flags, In large sizes at
Hayden's cash prices.
Useful Picnic
Accessories
Specially Priced
$2.50 Thermos 'and Icy-Hot
Thermal Bottles, -guaranteed. to
keep cool or hot A great con
venience and a necessity, pint
size, cash price $1.75
$1.00 Thermos or Icy-Hot, quart
size Thermal Bottle, green enam
el finish ...$3.95
$3.00 Taccunm Food Jar, pint
Ize, for carrying butter, salads
or any cooked food, will keep hot
or cold, cash price... vl,75
Picnic Sets complete, table cloth,
napkins, dinner plates, Ice cream
plates, dishes, cups and sacks
for spoons, complete service for
6 people, cash price.. ..125
Have Your Own Bathing Suit
Ready for the ,
tui
You'll will find
it more pleas
urable, it's cer
tainly more
sanitary. We have a
splendid lot of classy
models for selection at
pleasing low cash prices.
Women's Fine Cotton Bathing;
Soits, black with white trim
ming, sizes to 46, regular 2.98,
on sale, at....- $1.98
Women's Wool and Cotton, also
Mercerized Bathing Suits, on
sale, at.... $3.50 and $4.50
Wotoen's Fine Cqtton Union Snlts, white with beaded topr tight
knee or lace bottom, regular and extra sizes, regular price 69c, on
sale, at v -50d
Wenten's Fine Lisle or Mercerized Union Suits, In pink or white,
with band tailored or beaded tops, tight knee, shell or lace bottom,
regular and extra sizes, regular price ?1.25 and $1.50, at......98d
Women's Soft Muslin Envelope Chemise, Combination Snlts or
Gowns, daintily trimmed with fine laces or embroidery all sizes,
regular price $1.50, on sale ...... 982
Women's Nainsook Envelope Chemise, with fine val laces, lace
medallions and beading ribbon drawn, all sizes regular price (2.98,
on sale, at $1.98
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A Worth While Before theourth Special in Men's and Young Men's Suits
Palm Beach and Kool Kloth Suits Ztt&i
seani-Special Cash Price Thursday ..... . . .
$975
A Remarkable Sate of Men's Hats
You cannot feel independent, satisfied or cool with
a felt hat on the Glorious Fourth, can youT Alright
for Thursday. We put on sale 19 dozen of Sennits,
Javas, Leghorns and Split Brafcls, values $3 and $4
Thursday $1.45
This is below the cost of these hats and we ad
vile you to shop early $1.49
Luggage Department
Once more, on Thursday, we have a, full size Wardrobe Trunk, 3-ply veneer
basswood, vulcanized fibre covering, fibre bound, steel trimmings, cretonne
linings, value $55.00, Thursday, Hayden's Cash Price $32.50
r A Splendid New Line of
v. - . "
Warner Corsets
Special For the Fourth
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Models for all various types of
figures, slender, average and full.
Indeed there is no figures that can
not be fitted in Warner's Rust-
Proof Corset.
You can tub them, guaranteed
. Tear and Rust Proof.
Special lace front, at
$4.00
(Come in and be fitted.)
Full line of Brassieres
Bandeaus.
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Are You and the Children Ready
for the Most Glorious Fourth
in the World's History?
Men's White Canvas Oxfords, and Shoes, Hayden's cash
price, pair $2.00
Women's White Canvas Oxfords and Two-Strap Slip,
pers, Hayden's cash price, pair $2.00
Women's TickKld and Patent leather Ox
fords, with leather French heels, Hayden's
cash price, pair $3.95
Women's Black and Dark Brown Tici Eld
lace Oxfords, with military heels, very
special, Hayden's cash price, pair. $3.50
Women's Willow Calf and Tici Eld Stitch
Down Oxfords, Haydens cash pr.gl.75
Misses' Barefoot Sandals and Sknffers,
Hayden's cash price, pair $1.50
Childs' of same pair $1.25
Infanta' of same, pair $1.00
Broad Assortments of Dainty Designs, Surprising High Quality of
Materials and Workmanship, Pleasing Low Cash Prices Combine in Our
July Sales of Summer Apparel
For Womefr and Misses
Some Interesting Specials for Thursday
Ladies' Washable Dresses, in voiles, tissues, and ginghams. A splendid assortment of
classy styles selected from the best of our wash dress'-stock and they ' 1 C
are, remarkable values, Hayden's cash price. Thursday, at p 1 t5 ,
Hew Georgette Waists
In all the wanted shades, nifty styles, beaded
and embroidered, very special, Thursday
Corset Dept., Second Floor.
Dainty Wash Walsti
In voiles, organdies and batistes, white and
colors, stripes, plaids and plain colors, all
sizes, Thursday, special cash price
$1.98
ladles' White Washable Skirts
In gabardines, piques and poplins, ' all sizes,
Including the extra sizes for tire large woman.
Just the garment for the Fourth, Thursday,
special cash price, at
$5.95
bungalow Aprons
All sizes, Special Cash prices, Thursday only
$1.49
$5.95
White and Khaki ladles' Wash Skirts
All sizes also including the extra sizes. Just
the thing for outing wear. Very special,
Thursday, at
$2.98 ' - 4
Dressing Sacqnes
In all colors and sizes, special cash prices,
Thursday, at
89c
You'll Be Interested in These Splendid
Hosiery Specials for the 4th
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Ladies' Thread Silk Hose, in all the new shades, also
black and white, all sizes, $2.50 values, pair $1.85
ladies' Thread Silk Boot Hose, in black, white and col
ors, $1.25 values, Thursday, pair 85
Ladies' Cotton Hose, in black and white, all sizes, 50c
values, special, at pair - 25
Infants' and Children's Half Hose, plain and fancy tops,
ouc values, pair . . .35
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' Conditions on the principal high
" ways passing through Omaha are
reported by the Omaha Automobile
club as follows:. j
Lincoln Highway, Easti-Fair to
good to Cedar Rapids. Some rough
stretches from - Cedar Rapids to
Clinton. -
Lincoln Highway, WestFair to
. good to Kearney. Kearney to North.
Platte has some rough, rutty
stretches. Fair to Sutherland and
lair to good to Cheyenne.
- . White Wayr East Fair to good
- to Davenport V
i River-to-River Road; East Fair
to good4o Ejavenport.
Blue 'Gras's, East Fair to Cres
ton. Rough to Otturnwa. Fair to
good from Ottumwa to Burlington.
- O. L,-D., West Rough to Ash
land. , Ashland to Lincoln, fair. Fair
to good from Lincoln to Denver
with some rough t stretches. Very
rutty, detour this side of Ashland
bridge. '
- K. T. Rough .to Plattsmouth.
Fair to good to Anburn. Detour to
Falls Citr 4rom Auburn because oi
floods. Falls City to Atchison is
fair to good. Rough roads reported
n 20 miles this side of Kansas City.j
K. ; .TV; North Fair - with some
"f ough spots around Onawa, Salix
and Sloan. (Detour at Loveland.) , ,
. Washington Highway, North
. Fair to Lyons. Some rough spots
, through Indian reservation. Take
lower road on detour between Her
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Good Things to Eat for the
Glorious Fourth
IS lbs. best par can frannlated
6u-ar 98o
Largs bottles pur Fruit Preterm,
per bottle 3to
Large bottle pur Apple Butter. ,t5o
Lars bottles fancy Assorted Pick-
le '. tie
Large bottle pur Tomato Catsup. t3e
Large bottle SnMer'a Chill Sauce. 1SJ
Snider! Pork and Beanet large
can 15e
Kamo Soups, assorted, each 10c
Snldex's Soups, assorted, ach..ltc
S-os. bottle Queen Olives ,.XS
l-os. bottle Stuffed Ollyes 8e
lt-ox. jar Sweet Pickle or Chow
Chow t5c
UH-oi. jar 1000 Island Salad
Dressing SOo
Tall fancy Red Salmon, can J Ho
Tall fancy Pink Salmon, can 19c
Talk fresh Mackerel, can '..19c
l-o. can Hawaiian Grated Plne-
apple 15c
'I S-os. can Condensed Milk .14c
No. I cans fancy Sugar Corn, Ear
ly June Peas or solid packed
Tomatoes, each 1
BAR Fruit Nectar, assorted fla
vors, bottle ,.30o
Wild Cherry Add t Phosphate,
botU , .12
Salted or plain soda crackers, lb..0c
Fancy assorted Cookies, lb. ZOe
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS BEST
ASSORTMENT Df THE CITY.
Fancy seedless Ralslss. lb 0o
Fancy whole Apricots, lb 85c
Choice California Pears, lb B
Choice California Peaches, lb.....Z5o
Fancy Cooking Figs SSo
Fancy soft shell Almonds, lb......30e
Fancy Sicily Filberts, lb. 25c
Fancy No. 1 soft shell Walnuts,
lb. 30o
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb. 15o
Fancy Brasll Nuts, lb....... 25o
GET TOUR VEGETABLES' AND
FRUIT AT HAYDEN'S FOB
THE FOURTH. -'"'
New potatoes, per lb. So
1 bueehea fresh Beets,. Carrots,
Onions or Turnips So
4 bunches fresh Radishes.... So
Fresh Peas, quart. .....IHo
Wax or Green Beans, lb..... 10c
New cabbage, lb 5c
4 bunches Leaf Lettuce So
Home grown Cauliflower, each... 5c
Auicy ripe Tomatoes, lb....r..tSo
Nice large Cucumbers, each
10c. l!'ac 15c
Fancy California Caliteloupes lOo
Large juicy Lemons, dos....30c, 4Qs
Edeilwelss Ginger Ale. bottle. . .lt4o
Hires' Root Beer, bottle ..Ko
FOR TOUR FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC DINNER. BUY
V AT SANITARY MARKET
PICKLES, CHEESE, BUTTER, EGGS, ETC.
Full Cream American Creese, per
lb 38
No. 1 Fresh Eggs, per dozen, 3S4
Heini Baked Beans, 3 oans..65e
Gem Nut Margarine, per lb..32e
We have a complete line of
Helm 57 varieties In our
Pickle Department . .
Fancy Bulk Sweet Mixed Pickles,
quart, at ...40e
Queen Olives, per quart. 60e
Small Sweet Pickles, per. Qt.. 45c
Sour Pickles, per dosen ,.20e
Best Bulk Creamery Butter, per
ID. .............. mrt. ....68e
287 New
mm White
WJ Hats
The
ON SALE FOR
Hats Worth to $7.50
4th
13.00
This -is a special purchase which was
bought for the occasion, and the en
tire lot will be put on sale Thursday
morning. There will be an attrac
tive lot in hats in'
Georgette Crepe,
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V trn .. tAf'l r . 7 '
wntie Miians, L&gnoms
and Ribbon Hats
Special Cash Price on , -
Nepkwear, Ribbons and
Kandkerchief s for Thursday
Organdy Vests, in navy, tan and white trimmed with tucks
and ruffles of val lace, worth up to $1.50, special cash price,
Thursday .....,. $1.00
Organdy Sets, in roll and pleated collars, trimmed with val
and Venice lace, all colors, regular values $1.75, special cash
pric6 Thursday, at $1.25
Net and Orgtmdy Fichn, trimmed with tucks and dainty
ruffles of net and val lace, worth up to $2.75, special cash
price, Thursday, at . .$195
Womne's Fine Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, with colored
and white embroidered corners, regular values 35c, special
cash price Thursday, at 19
Fancy Brocade Ribbons, very good for Jags and vestees,
worth up to $2, special cash price, Thursday, yard. .$1.00
Hair Bow Ribbons, in taffeta, plain and flowered design,
also a splendid assortment of plaids, in dark and light col
ors, worth up to 50c, special cash price Thursday, yd. 35
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BEF0KE THE F0UETH SPECIALS -
In Our Sanitary Market
Steer Rib Boiling Beef, per
lb IVAt
Homemade Sausage, lb 20e
Steer Pot Roast, lb....19
Fancy Veal Roast, lb 25i
Breakfast Bacon Backs, per
lb 37
Fresh Sliced Halibut. lb.22K
a All kinds of Cooked, Smoked and Pickled Meats, Sausages, etc.
for your picnic luncheon. '
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